Elektra Records

American record label

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2022 Continued development and strategic positioning of Elektra Music Group within Warner Music Group's broader label ecosystem, focusing on artist development and music production.
June 22 2022 Warner Music Group announced the creation of 300 Elektra Entertainment (3EE), a new umbrella group formed by merging Elektra Music Group and 300 Entertainment. The merger consolidated Fueled by Ramen, Low Country Sound, and Roadrunner labels under a single unit, while maintaining separate identities for 300 and Elektra.
December 16 2021 Warner Music Group (WMG) purchased 300 Entertainment for US$400 million, with plans to merge 300 with other WMG labels. CEO Kevin Liles was simultaneously made head of both Elektra Music Group and 300 Entertainment.
October 2021 Elektra Music Group expanded its roster and operations, signing several notable artists and strengthening its position in the contemporary music industry.
December 2019 Became the distributor for DTA Records, established by Travis Barker.
2018 Elektra Records concludes its Atlantic era, marking the end of this period of the label's history.
October 5 2018 Released the first album under the new Elektra Music Group: 'Trench' by Twenty One Pilots on the Fueled by Ramen label.
October 3 2018 Elektra revealed its entire leadership team, with co-presidents Mike Easterlin and Gregg Nadel.
October 1 2018 Elektra Music Group officially launched, incorporating labels including Black Cement, Elektra, Fueled by Ramen, Low Country Sound, and Roadrunner Records.
June 18 2018 Warner Music Group announced the relaunch of Elektra Music Group as a stand-alone, staffed music company.
October 2017 Gregg Nadel was officially named president of Elektra Records. The label partnered with MSG Networks for 'Friday Night Knicks'.
February 2016 Fally Ipupa founded Elektra France as a French record label for Elektra label releases in France.
September 2015 Jeff Castelaz steps down from his role at Elektra, with Gregg Nadel taking over to run the label.
October 4 2012 Jeff Castelaz, co-founder of Dangerbird Records, was named president of Elektra Records by Warner Music.

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