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Coachella, by Goldenvoice, has revealed its much-anticipated 2025 lineup, set to take place in Indio, CA from April 11-20 next year. Using Booking Agent Info, we researched the agencies behind this year’s performers. Wasserman leads the pack, representing 23% of the lineup—nearly a quarter of the artists. Their roster includes major acts such as Zedd, Tyla, GloRilla, and The Prodigy. Following closely is Creative Artists Agency with 18% of the lineup, including all three headliners: Lady Gaga on Friday, Green Day on Saturday, and Post Malone on Sunday. United Talent Agency represents 17% of the performers, with artists like FKA Twigs, Jimmy Eat World, and Boris Brejcha among their ranks. WME | William Morris Endeavor claims 14% of the lineup, featuring acts like Mustard, Yeat, Ty Dolla $ign, and Benson Boone. Ground Control Touring represents 4% of the festival’s performers, including Ginger Root, Japanese Breakfast, and Glixen. TBA Agency accounts for 3%, with artists such as Underscores, Rawayana, and Salute, while Liaison Artists also represents 3% of the lineup, including Shermanology, Indira Paganotto, and Dixon. Independent Artist Group rounds out another 3% with BigXthaPlug, The Go-Go’s, and KNEECAP among their clients. The remaining 15% of the lineup is handled by a variety of smaller agencies or artists who manage their own bookings. It should be noted that we excluded 4 artists who we didn't have any data

Singer Solange Knowles has collaborated with Gucci for their latest Christmas campaign. This initiative, directed by Sabato De Sarno, also stars Solange's mother, Tina Knowles, and explores the joy of cherished family moments during the holiday season. Solange has previously worked with brands like Calvin Klein, Carol’s Daughter, and Wales Bonner, further showcasing her influence in the fashion and beauty industries. Visit https://bit.ly/417hWyW to be the first to know about new campaigns

Rapper GloRilla and comedian Druski have collaborated with Google for the fifth annual ‘Black-Owned Friday’ campaign. This initiative, directed by award-winning filmmaker Rodney Lucas, also features influencer Jayda Cheaves. The campaign highlights Black-owned businesses like Royal Crown Barber Shop, The Wellness Spot yoga studio, and Wadada Healthy Market & Juice Bar, while using Google Maps and Search to inspire holiday shopping. GloRilla has previously worked with brands like Freewill Haircare, Sprite, and Tommy Hilfiger, while Druski has worked with Nike, Bud Light, and Beats by Dre. Visit https://bit.ly/417hWyW to be the first to know about new campaigns

Using Booking Agent Info, we researched the management companies behind this year's (The Recording Academy) Grammy-nominated artists, and one thing is clear: the landscape is quite spread out, with no single company dominating. Leading the pack is Red Light Management with 7 nominees. This isn't new territory for them, as they also led last year. Their impressive roster includes Grammy favorites like Brittany Howard, Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson, and Rhiannon Giddens. Sharing the second spot this year are Q Prime Artist Management and Good World Management, each with 5 nominees. Q Prime, which ranked third last year, represents artists like Brothers Osborne, Cage the Elephant, and David Rawlings. Meanwhile, Good World has an equally star-studded roster, managing Mark Ronson, Ariana Grande, and Charli XCX. SALXCO stands strong with 4 nominees, representing some of the biggest names in music, including The Weeknd, Ty Dolla $ign, and Metro Boomin. Several management companies boast 3 nominees each, including Vector Management, Fullstop Management, SSandbox Entertainment Group, and Silva Artist Management. Vector’s lineup features Michael McDonald and Charley Crockett, while Fullstop represents stars like Madison Beer and Anderson .Paak. Sandbox shines with Dan + Shay and Kacey Musgraves, and Silva Artist Management represents Norah Jones and St. Vincent. The spread of nominations across so many management firms highlights the diverse nature of artist representation at the highest level. We only highlighted artists, and excluded some categories including global music, jazz, new age, and producer categories.

Karol G has partnered with Bratz to release a limited-edition doll inspired by her iconic 2023 Latin Grammys look. This collaboration marks the first time a musician has been turned into a Bratz doll. This milestone collaboration adds to Karol G’s brand partnership portfolio, which includes brands like Fashion Nova, PUBG Mobile, and Urban Decay.

Alexander 23 has signed with Creative Artists Agency for representation. He continues to have his PR handled by Whiteboard PR. Rising to prominence with his debut EP I’m Sorry I Love You in 2019, Alexander 23 has since released hits like IDK You Yet, which became a viral sensation and garnered hundreds of millions of streams. His debut album, Aftershock, released in 2022, featured collaborations with artists like Jeremy Zucker and Charlie Puth. In addition to his own music, he has contributed as a producer and co-writer on Olivia Rodrigo’s Grammy-winning album Sour. His most recent single, American Boy.

Tyla has teamed up with Stanley 1913 to launch the limited-edition Tyla Tyger Quencher tumbler cup. Designed in a deep brown shade with bronze shimmer accents and a glossy finish, the tumbler also features Tyla’s signature tiger scratch beneath the Stanley 1913 logo. Stanley has a history of high-profile partnerships, having collaborated with recording artists, athletes, and brands such as Olivia Rodrigo, Lainey Wilson, and Lionel Messi. In addition to the collaboration, Tyla is set to perform at Coachella next year.

Trippie Redd has signed with WME | William Morris Endeavor for representation. His PR remains handled by Rodeo & Madison Agency, and he’s set to perform at Rolling Loud Miami next month. Trippie rose to fame with his 2017 mixtape A Love Letter to You and has since released several chart-topping albums, including Life’s a Trip, Pegasus, and his most recent, Saint Michael V2, which dropped last year via 10k Projects.

For the week of November 15th to 21st, 2024, Warner Records leads Spotify’s Global Top 200 Songs by Record Label with an 11% market share, edging out Interscope Records and Columbia Records, which both hold 10%. The top three songs remain unchanged from last week. “Die With a Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars, released via Interscope Records, continues its reign at?#1, marking its 11th week at the top. At?#2, “APT” by Rosé and Bruno Mars is distributed by Atlantic Records, followed by Billie Eilish’s “Birds of a Feather,” also from Interscope Records, at?#3. Warner Records’ dominance is bolstered by chart-topping tracks such as “Tu Boda” by Oscar Maydon and Fuerza Regida, which currently peaks at?#6. Sony Music Latin holds a 3% market share this week, largely driven by the strong performance of Rauw Alejandro, who debuts five songs on the charts, including “Qué Pasaría…” with Bad Bunny, currently at?#17. This week’s top debuts include “Running Wild” by Jin at?#10, released under Big Hit/HYBE, and “Qué Pasaría…” by Rauw Alejandro and Bad Bunny at?#17, via Sony Music Latin. Additional new entries include “Two-Faced” by Linkin Park under Warner Records, “Khe?” by Rauw Alejandro and Romeo Santos at?#42?through Sony Music Latin, and “2 Hands” by Tate McRae, which lands at?#58?under RCA Records. Linkin Park takes a commanding position with 12 songs in the Top 200, a major factor in Warner Records’ leading 11% market share. With Kendrick Lamar’s new album dropping last Friday, Interscope Records is expected to reclaim the top spot next week, with Kendrick likely landing several tracks in the Top 10. Follow?Booking Agent Info?for more insights like this

Pop star Camila Cabello has partnered with Japanese footwear brand Grounds to create the "Blue Hour" sneakers, inspired by the Miami post-sunset sky and her album C,XOXO. Known for her distinct style, Cabello revealed that she often wore Grounds shoes during her album writing sessions and rehearsals. This collaboration adds to Cabello’s impressive list of partnerships, which includes Bacardi, L’Oréal Paris, and Victoria’s Secret.