Suretone Entertainment
Suretone Records, an American label founded in 2006, specializes in releasing alternative rock music.
Founded
2006Suretone Records, an American label founded in 2006, specializes in releasing alternative rock music.
Suretone Entertainment, founded in 2006 by Jordan Schur, former CEO of Geffen Records, in collaboration with Interscope Records, is an American record label that focuses on alternative rock music. The company aims to nurture and promote innovative musical talent, offering a platform for artists to reach a global audience. Suretone's catalog includes notable bands such as Weezer, The Cure, Rooney, New Found Glory, and Angels & Airwaves. Additionally, Suretone has expanded its scope to include film and television production.
Notable figures affiliated with Suretone include Jordan Schur, whose industry experience has been instrumental in the label's success. The label has achieved significant milestones, including the release of influential albums like Chris Cornell's "Carry On" and The Cure's "4:13 Dream." By fostering a diverse range of artists and branching into multimedia ventures, Suretone Entertainment has made a substantial impact on the entertainment industry, contributing to both the music and film sectors.
Companies similar to Suretone Entertainment include Foundry Records, Tonos Entertainment, Sony Music Entertainment and Bentley Records.
Suretone Entertainment was founded in 2006.
Suretone Entertainment's headquarters is located in Santa Monica, CA, US.
Suretone Entertainment's most recent funding round was for $800k (USD) in February 2015.
As of Feb 6, 2015, Suretone Entertainment has disclosed funding of $800k (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Suretone Entertainment has 11 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.
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