Round Hill Music

In January 2012, Round Hill and Adage Classics jointly acquired the GIL Music and GPS Music catalogs, which included the North American rights to six Beatles songs ("She Loves You," "I Saw Her Standing There", "From Me to You," "Misery," "I Wanna Be Your Man" and "There's a Place").[5] In September 2017, Round Hill made its largest acquisition to date, paying $250 million for the Carlin America publisher. Carlin owned the rights to songs recorded by Elvis Presley, among other artists.[6][7]

In 2017 Round Hill entered into a partnership with Zync for synchronization.[8]

In August 2019, Round Hill signed a sub-publishing deal with Warner/Chappell Music, which will represent Round Hill's catalogue outside of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the Nordics.[9]

Round Hill also has signed and acquired the catalogues of Skid Row,[10] KK Downing (Judas Priest),[11] Jani Lane (Warrant), Triumph, Tesla,[12] Craig David,[13] Ronnie James Dio, Neil Sedaka, John Rzeznik of the Goo Goo Dolls,[14] Billy Duffy (The Cult), Jim Vallance, Big Loud Shirt,[15] Ashley Gorley,[16] Arthouse Entertainment,[17] Keith Sweat, Rob Thomas, Collective Soul,[18] Josh Kear,[19] Big Tractor[20] and Eric Carmen.[21]

In 2014, Round Hill Records was established with the catalog acquisition of the UK rock band Bush in partnership with frontman Gavin Rossdale.[22]

In January 2016, Round Hill paid $35 million for the entire song publishing catalogue of American rock band The Offspring, as well as the band's Columbia Records recordings.[23] Today Round Hill Records is releasing records from artists such as Royal Teeth and The London Souls, as well as providing label services to many other artists.

In 2020 Round Hill Records created a rock dedicated label[24] called Black Hill Records[25] which has signed The Cult, Black Pistol Fire and Jared James Nichols.

Round Hill Music Royalty Partners[26] is the private equity arm of Round Hill Music which is dedicated to acquiring copyrights of music.

It raised[27] its first Fund in 2014[28] with $202 million and its second fund with $263[29] million in 2017.[30]