Celebrity Name: bradeazy
New Company: United Talent Agency (UTA)
Primary Agents: Ben Hogan & Shaq Milli
Department: Live Music / Touring — Electronic & Dance
Previous Company: Independent Artist Group (IAG)
Territory: Worldwide
- Miami-based DJ and producer bradeazy has officially signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for booking representation.
- His point agents at UTA are Ben Hogan and Shaq Milli, part of the agency’s electronic and dance division.
- bradeazy previously handled independent bookings through Independent Artist Group (IAG).
- The signing arrives on the heels of major momentum, including a Beatport #1 release, sold-out shows, and an explosive viral trend sparked by his breakout hit “Backstage Baddies.”
Miami-based DJ and producer bradeazy has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for booking representation. He announced the deal via Instagram: “New phase unlocked. Teaming up with @hogieknowsbest + @shaqmilli at UTA! A lot has moved this past year.”
The signing marks a significant career step for the rising electronic artist. bradeazy built his name through a potent mix of social media savvy and infectious music. His breakout track, “Backstage Baddies,” ignited the widely viral “Good Girls Go to Heaven, Bad Girls Go Backstage” trend.
Since then, the momentum has been relentless. He secured a Beatport #1 and made his NYC debut at Silo Brooklyn. He has also performed at top-tier venues including LIV Miami, Zouk Nightclub, and Ayu Dayclub in Las Vegas.
Before UTA, bradeazy managed his rapid rise with independent bookings and direct inquiries, building demand through packed club sets and relentless content.
His music has earned support from some of dance music’s biggest names. Fans of his high-energy tech-house style include FISHER, David Guetta, and Timmy Trumpet.
The move to UTA places bradeazy alongside a powerhouse dance music roster including house favorite Joshwa. UTA currently leads festival bookings in key markets, representing 16% of artists at EDC Mexico.
For bradeazy, the partnership arrives with over 20 shows already announced, including international dates that hint at a more global push. With Hogan and Milli behind him, the DJ looks poised to convert viral fame into long-term touring power.
This signing is more than just a business transaction, it’s a signal. bradeazy isn’t just an artist riding a viral wave; he’s an act with real touring muscle, chart credibility, and a fanbase that buys tickets.
Landing at UTA, the agency that currently dominates major dance festival lineups, puts him in a room with agents who routinely place artists on the world’s biggest stages.
Ben Hogan and Shaq Milli are a notable pairing too; they’ve been active in signing emerging electronic talent and clearly see bradeazy as a long-term play.
For the independent electronic music world, this move is a case study in how to scale: build virally, prove the live product, then step up to a major agency. bradeazy did exactly that.
Will UTA help turn bradeazy from viral club favorite into a staple on global festival mainstages? What does this say about UTA’s aggressive strategy to corner the rising electronic/tech-house market?
