Celebrity Name: Yes Boone
New Company: ROAM
Primary Agents: Erik Selz, Spencer Pinson, Jack Berg
Department: Live Music / Booking
Territory: North America | South America | Europe
- Yes Boone, the Sydney-based, sample-driven dance artist, has signed with global booking agency ROAM for representation across North America, South America, and Europe.
- His primary agents at ROAM are Erik Selz, Spencer Pinson, and Jack Berg, who will handle bookings across the three territories.
- Yes Boone continues to be booked across Australia and New Zealand by Seismic Talent Agency, and remains managed by Wildfire Music Management.
- Over the past year, Boone has racked up festival appearances at Beyond the Valley, Wildlands, and Ability Fest, supported Odd Mob, and sold out headline shows across Sydney and Melbourne, all while earning co-signs from Diplo, Dom Dolla, and Fisher.
Sydney-based producer Yes Boone has officially signed with ROAM for global representation across North America, South America, and Europe. His primary agents at ROAM are Erik Selz, Spencer Pinson, and Jack Berg.
Formerly known simply as Boone, Yes Boone crafts sample-driven dance music that pulls from field recordings, everyday textures, and a wide range of cultural and sonic influences, setting him apart in a crowded dance scene. With a background in film and acting, he brings an unusual knack for storytelling to electronic music.
The signing follows a breakout twelve months for the artist. Yes Boone performed at three major Australian festivals: Beyond the Valley, Wildlands, and Ability Fest, supported Odd Mob, and sold out headline dates in Sydney and Melbourne.
His music has earned co-signs from dance heavyweights Diplo, Dom Dolla, and Fisher, and he currently pulls over 773,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.
His Australian and New Zealand bookings remain with Seismic Talent Agency, while career management stays with Wildfire Music Management.
ROAM, which launched in 2025, now operates across six global offices with over 80 professionals representing more than 800 artists.
This signing follows similar moves by other artists joining the agency’s growing roster, including Future Islands signing with ROAM for representation and Kula Shaker inking a deal with the agency, signaling that ROAM is aggressively expanding its international footprint across genres.
Takeaways
Yes Boone’s signing with ROAM is a smart, well-timed move. He’s built undeniable momentum at home: sold-out shows, major festival slots, and A-list co-signs, and now he’s making the leap to crack three of the world’s biggest live music markets simultaneously.
The fact that he’s keeping his AU/NZ infrastructure intact with Seismic Talent and Wildfire Music Management shows a mature, strategic approach: don’t fix what isn’t broken, just expand what’s working.
What’s also notable here is the artist’s profile. Yes Boone isn’t just a DJ, he’s a storyteller with a film background, and that’s increasingly rare and valuable in the electronic space.
That creative DNA could translate extremely well to North American and European festival audiences who are increasingly hungry for artists with a strong identity beyond the decks.
With North America, South America, and Europe now unlocked, which territory do you think Yes Boone will break first? With his Australian festival pedigree, is Yes Boone primed for a slot at a major European or US festival in 2026?
