Celebrity Name: Locky
New Agency: William Morris Endeavor (WME)
Primary Agent: Andre Belcourt
Department: Music — Contemporary / Electronic
Territory: Worldwide
- London-based house and garage DJ/producer Locky has signed with WME for booking representation worldwide, with agent Andre Belcourt leading the deal in WME’s contemporary music division.
- Locky will continue to be represented by Select Culture Agency, which remains his primary management and booking partner in Europe.
- The signing comes off the back of a landmark 2025 for Locky, including a DJ Mag Best of British Award for Best Track, a #13 UK chart placing for “Can’t Decide,” and his Glastonbury debut.
- With 2026 festival bookings already confirmed and over 1.9 million Spotify monthly listeners, the WME deal positions Locky for a major push into the North American and global touring market.
Locky, the London-based house and garage DJ/producer, has signed with WME for worldwide booking representation. Agent Andre Belcourt will spearhead the deal within WME’s contemporary and electronic music division. Locky continues to be represented by Select Culture Agency.
The signing caps a remarkable run for the East London artist. In 2025, Locky took home Best Track at the DJ Mag Best of British Awards for “Can’t Decide,” a deep house collaboration with Max Dean and Luke Dean that reached #13 on the Official UK Charts and earned radio support at BBC Radio 1.
The year also saw him make his Glastonbury debut on The Glade Dome stage and perform across Ibiza, Amsterdam, and Australia. His releases on FFRR, Beeyou, and neXup earned praise from tastemakers including Chris Stussy and Enzo Siragusa.
This mirrors other recent WME deals, including Half Pint signing with WME and La La signing with WME, reflecting the agency’s growing appetite for underground talent.
Looking ahead, Locky has confirmed spots at Hideout Festival Croatia and a string of UK summer events in 2026, with major releases also expected this year.
Takeaways
This is a big deal, and not just for Locky. It signals that WME is doubling down on UK underground electronic music, actively pulling rising talent from the club circuit onto a global stage.
Pairing WME’s muscle in North America and beyond with Select Culture Agency’s deep roots in the European underground is a smart, two-pronged setup that could fast-track Locky into major festivals and markets he hasn’t yet cracked.
For fans and industry watchers, the timing is telling. This comes right as Locky crosses the 1.9 million monthly Spotify listeners mark and rides genuine chart momentum. That’s the sweet spot agencies love: underground credibility with proven mainstream reach.
Will WME’s global network land Locky his first major North American festival slot: think Coachella, Lollapalooza, or Movement Detroit?
With both WME and Select Culture Agency now in his corner, could Locky be positioning for a major label deal to follow? Could this accelerate a debut album announcement, something the Locky camp has been hinting at for 2026?
