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Zaho de Sagazan is on the cover of Le Parisien Weekend magazine — a fitting end-of-year spotlight for the French singer-songwriter, who is skyrocketing to global notoriety after star-making performances at this year’s Cannes Film Festival and Summer Olympics closing ceremonies. She’s now selling out venues all over the world, from London to New York, and next year, she’ll headline a 10-night run at the Olympia in Paris. UK Music Agent Jules de Lattre tells Le Parisian Weekend that de Sagazan’s international recognition comes as “no surprise” given she “has everything it takes to interest an audience abroad”; he points to international acts (and fellow UTA clients) Christine and the Queens and Rosalía as artists who’ve turned out global fan bases while staying true to their native languages. Read more about her rise to fame via @leparisienwe at the link in our bio. 📷: Audoin Desforges

It’s been one incredible year for Bring Me The Horizon (@bringmethehorizon), which sold out Brazil’s 45,000-seat Allianz Parque in November — scenes from that epic show here! — and wraps up the Latin American leg of its tour in Mexico City this weekend. The massively successful LatAm run is just one reason Pollstar declares the band is “conquering global touring” in a new cover story (read at our link in bio). They’ll next play Germany’s Rock am Ring and Rock im Park in June, followed by the Reading and Leeds Festivals in August. Earlier this year, driven by the release of their new album “POST HUMAN: NeX GEn,” the band surpassed one billion streams in the U.K., resulting in them receiving the BRIT Billion Award from the BRITs.

maaaajor announcement 🔊 after a decade of grind in the studio I am very proud to announce that I’ve signed with @utamusic for representation in north & south america 🌎 2025 is the year of kamino 😛🫡 for bookings contact: steve.gordon@unitedtalent.com perry.gilman@unitedtalent.com

“There’s such a huge part of my personality and who I am that really reveled in the performance of it all: of being in front of an audience, of commanding an audience, of creating my own narratives, of putting on a show.” Tinashe’s “Nasty,” off her seventh studio album “Quantum Baby,” was one of 2024’s most viral hits and sparked a meme for people to “match your freak,” or date to try to meet you at your level. On the heels of viraldom, Tinashe set off on a world tour, first in North America and set to traverse Australia, Berlin, and Dublin in 2025. She spoke to @latimes about balancing the performative aspects of her life with everyday mundanity, why she feels a responsibility to create safe spaces for people, and what she’s still learning about herself through her music. 📷: Simone Niamani Thompson

Congrats to Megan Moroney, who took home the award for New Artist of the Year, and Charlie Worsham, who won Musician of the Year, at the 58th Annual CMA Awards! This year, Moroney sold out all shows of her upcoming “Am I Okay?” tour in less than 15 minutes. She also performed at the New York State Fair, drawing the second largest crowd in the fair’s history with 47,000 fans. Meanwhile, Worsham is widely praised for his virtuosic guitar skills, especially on his latest album, “Compadres.” He’s regarded as a “musician’s musician” by many within the genre. 📷: Theo Wargo/Getty; Taylor Hill/WireImage

We are excited to announce we have signed Australian DJ, Levi, for North American representation. With his cohesive music style of nostalgic, deep, and afro-house, the viral “Jump” hitmaker has topped Spotify viral charts in 38 countries including Australia, UK, Netherlands, Canada, and more. With sold out tours in Australia, India, and Europe, Levi’s captivating presence is set to take global audiences by storm.

“Cosa Nuestra,” the fifth studio album from Puerto Rican singer Rauw Alejandro, reached the number one spot on Apple Music’s “Top Albums” chart hours after its release. Inspired by Puerto Rican salsa icons Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe, the album taps into the roots of Latin pop, spanning reggaeton, salsa, merengue, Latin R&B, and more. Rolling Stone says there are plenty of moments throughout the album that “highlight the playfulness that continues to make @rauwalejandro a compelling artist.” His collaboration with fellow UTA client Bad Bunny, “Qué Pasaría,” is also climbing the charts. On the heels of “Cosa Nuestra,” Alejandro announced an innovative new partnership with TikTok: He’s the first Latin musician to launch his own in-app experience on the social platform, through which fans can buy exclusive merch, add the album to their music app, and have a chance to be featured in a “Fan Spotlight” carousel. 📷: Marco Perretta

We are thrilled to announce that we have signed Dutch electronic dance music duo Showtek. Brothers Wouter and Sjoerd Janssen have topped multiple music charts since forming in 2001, and have worked with artists such as Tiësto, Chris Brown, and David Guetta. This year, they released the album “360 Blue.” Stay tuned for more album and tour news!

Congrats to our clients who took home a Latin Grammy Award! • Karol G won Best Urban Music Album for “Mañana Ser Á Bonito (Bichota Season)” • Jorge Drexler won Song of the Year and Best Singer/Songwriter Song for “Derrumbe” • Carin León won Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album for “Boca Chueca, Vol. 1” • Bad Bunny won Best Reggaeton Performance for “Pero Negro” • Natalia Lafourcade won Best Pop/Rock Song for “5 Horas Menos” 📷: Giorgio Viera/AFP via Getty Images; Rebecca Blackwell / Associated Press; Dia Dipasupil / Getty Images

Congratulations to all our clients who received a 2025 Grammy Award nomination! 🏆 Head to our Stories to see the full list of our clients' nominated categories.

Kylie Minogue’s latest album, “Tension II,” has skyrocketed to the top of the Australian music charts, making it her ninth number one, and fifth consecutive chart-topper. The singer-songwriter claimed the number one spot on the ARIA Album Charts, Australian Album Charts, and the Vinyl Chart. In 2025, Minogue will embark on one of her largest world tours, hitting Australia, Asia, the U.K., and the U.S.

Highlights from When We Were Young 2024, featuring our clients A Day To Remember, Jimmy Eat World, Cartel, and Dashboard Confessional! At this year’s festival, which has become a fall staple of Las Vegas, a majority of bands on the lineup performed sets consisting of one of their older albums, played in their entirety. A Day To Remember performed “Homesick,” Jimmy Eat World played “Bleed American,” Cartel queued up “Chroma,” and Dashboard Confessional went with a set list of greatest hits. No doubt, it was an experience fans will never forget. 📷: @hartleyphoto; @_lupe; @luther.redd; @salmabustos