Noted music executive Ben Vaughn, 49, has died. The president and CEO of Warner Chappell Music Nashville backed hits such as Dan + Shay's "Tequila."

Ben Vaughn, the president-CEO of one of Nashville’s top publishing companies, Warner Chappell Nashville, died Thursday morning at age 49. No cause of death was immediately given. A memo sent to staffers from Warner Chappell Music co-chairs Guy Moot and Carianne Marshall, obtained by Variety, reads as follows:

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Ben Vaughn, President & CEO of Warner/Chappell Nashville, has passed away, aged 49. The news was confirmed today (January 30) in an internal memo from Warner Chappell Music Co-Chairs Guy Moot

Ben Vaughn worked at Warner Chappell Music Nashville for 12 years. Warner Chappell Music is the global publishing arm of Warner Music Group.

Warner/Chappell Nashville President and CEO Ben Vaughn has died, according to multiple reports. He was 49. A cause of death has not been reported.

Ben Vaughn, one of the most consequential publishing executives in Music City and a fierce advocate for songwriters, died suddenly Thursday. He was 49. Vaughn rose quickly through the ranks of the music publishing industry,

B en Vaughn, president/CEO of Warner Chappell Nashville, died on Thursday (Jan. 30). A cause of death was not disclosed. He was 49.

Ben Vaughn, the veteran music publisher and President & CEO of Warner/Chappell Nashville, died suddenly on Thursday. He was 49. According to Axios, Warner-Chappell announced Vaughn's passing in an int