Following successful Lava rock releases from Black Veil Brides and their frontman, Andy Black, Flom signed breakthrough rock band Greta Van Fleet to Lava in 2017, who revitalized the global rock scene with multiple #1 rock hits and over 1 million albums sold, all while nonstop touring over the last several years. When Robert Plant was asked about Greta Van Fleet in an interview with Australia's Network Ten, he proclaimed, "They are Led Zeppelin I," and described 21-year-old Josh Kiszka as "...a beautiful little singer. I hate him.” Elton John lauded the band in the LA Times: "Whoever says rock music is dead is completely wrong. When I first saw them, they knocked me out...They are going to be one of the biggest bands of the year." The band picked up four nominations at the 2018 Grammy Awards and won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album for their Lava debut From the Fires. Flom founded Lava Publishing in 2014, which includes among its roster of writers break-out alternative rocker Evan Konrad, writer/performer Maty Noyes, and all four members of Greta Van Fleet. Flom also founded podcast company Lava for Good. Label roster Current artists Greta Van Fleet The Warning Lorde Jessie J Poppy somegirlnamedanna Trans-Siberian Orchestra Yonaka Past artists David Josias Tony C. and the Truth Black Veil Brides Maty Noyes The Royal Concept Travis Mills Carah Faye Clairity G4SHI Liam Lis Jetta Katy Tiz The Atomic Fireballs Liquid Gang Authority Zero Bel Canto Bif Naked The Boondock Saints CIV Course of Nature Cold The Corrs The Cult Egypt Central Willa Ford Grade 8 Hot Action Cop Little-T And One Track Mike Matchbox Twenty Edwin McCain Nonpoint Needtobreathe Franky Perez Porcupine Tree Smile Empty Soul Jill Sobule Sugar Ray Unwritten Law Vanessa Williams Antigone Rising Blue Man Group Joe Brooks John Butler Trio Cherie The Click Five Embrace Kid Rock Toby Lightman O.A.R. Simple Plan Skillet Skindred Uncle Kracker Vaux Fountains of Wayne Andy Black Evan Konrad Stanaj Hero the Band South of Eden JunkBunny Leo The Kind Kat Cunning References Record labels established in 1995 Record labels established in 2009 Re-established companies American record labels Rock record labels Pop record labels Alternative rock record labels Republic Records Labels distributed by Universal Music Group