e1 owns the rights to death row records.
who owns the rights to death row records?
e1
on december 10, 2012, new solutions financial corp., the canadian company that owned wideawake death row, had gone bankrupt and sold both the label and catalog to a publicly held company. in 2013, e1 purchased the rights to the death row catalog. the group invested £175 million in content rights and television programmes in the year (2012: £135.8 million) and £4.2 million (6 million $) to purchase the music library assets of death row. death row recently had a pop-up event in la on april 10, 2019.





























section::::former artists.





























bullet::::- 2nd ii none (1994–1998)





























bullet::::- above the law (1999–2001)
death row records
on april 4, 2006 both death row records and suge knight simultaneously filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection following the appointment of a receiver to acquire and auction off assets of both death row records and suge knight in the civil case filed by lydia harris against suge knight. among those listed as unsecured creditors to death row include the harrises, the internal revenue service ($6,900,000), koch records ($3,400,000), interscope records ($2,500,000) and a number of artists previously signed to the label. suge knight eventually lost control of death row records and his personal assets when chapter 11 trustees took over both cases.
death row records