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Online music gear marketplace Reverb has been sold by Etsy, marking its transition to being a privately held, independently operated company for the first time since 2019.The company has been purchased by investors Creator Partners and Servco, two companies which, between them, boast a diverse portfolio of music brands.READ MORE: Shred-ready Charvels and Jacksons, Fender Professional II Strats discounted BIG at ReverbCreator Partners, for example, owns both SoundCloud and BMI and is an investor in Fender (its owner, Kerry Trainor, is also a Fender board member and former CEO of SoundCloud and Vimeo), while Servco has been involved in the musical instruments industry since 1937, and is the majority shareholder in Fender.Reverb stresses, though, that while both Creator Partners and Servco are investors in Fender, Fender will not get preferential treatment on Reverb. It says its partnership with Fender will remain unchanged, including Fender’s Certified Pre-Owned programme, which is one of more than 20 Certified Pre-Owned shops on Reverb.Reverb CEO David Mandelbrot says Reverb will not be merging with Creator Partners, Servco, or any of the companies in which they invest as a result of the deal, that its team will remain intact, and that buyers and sellers on Reverb

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Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesJason Aldean just showed a side of himself that we rarely get to see, and thankfully, the camera was rolling.The country superstar's wife, Brittany, posted a video on Instagram showing her man in the kitchen, helping her out as she was preparing pancakes for the family's breakfast.The Aldean mansion is huge and features many rooms where Aldean spends his time, but he's not usually the one at the stove cooking up meals.The video, titled, "Tasty Country Crock Pancakes," seems to be an ad for Country Crock, which explains Aldean stepping outside of his norm on camera. We see Brittany going into the refrigerator and grabbing a giant tub of butter spread to use in the making of their pancake breakfast.Having a big tub of butter on hand is a must when making pancakes.Although Country Crock is not real butter — it's a spread that contains zero cow dairy, and all oils and is plant-based — the Aldeans still not only apparently use it, but Jason calls it "the caviar of the South."As Brittany starts pouring pancakes in the pan, Jason is hovering over her shoulder in a kind of romantic way, but at the same time, a little brother annoying kind of way.The Aldeans@BrittanyAldean, Instagramloading...Brittany seems to be

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As John Morgan and Jason Aldean's song. "Friends Like That," climbs the charts, it's important to know the story of when Morgan met Aldean for the first time.It's embarrassing.Morgan was a guest on Taste of Country Nights, and we asked him what it was like working with Aldean on the song. The newcomer is also now signed to Aldean's record label, Night Train Records.Morgan laughed a bit as he started to tell us about how, before he and Aldean met, they had been communicating over email and phone for a few months.Finally, Aldean invited Morgan to his sprawling Tennessee mansion."The first time we ended up hanging out is funny, he still gives me s--t about it," the "Man of Few Words" singer says. "I drove down there, and at the time I was driving an old Ford pickup that I've had forever.""It was the middle of August, in Nashville, and I had no A/C in my truck," Morgan continues. "I've only had one car with A/C in it my whole life."He describes pulling up to the huge, white Aldean manor and thinking that he hoped he was even at the right house. He was assured of that when he got to the gate and

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