- Lisa LeBlanc has signed with Dynamic Talent International (DTI) for North American booking representation, with agent Adam Bauer leading her account.
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- The move follows the February 2026 strategic partnership between DTI and Madison House Booking Agency, through which Bauer and 110+ client rosters transitioned to DTI.
- LeBlanc continues with Cabin Artists for international representation and Bonsound for management.
- DTI has been actively expanding its Americana and roots roster, the agency recently signed The Deslondes under the same banner.
Lisa LeBlanc, the award-winning Acadian singer-songwriter known for her infectious blend of roots, rock, funk, disco, and country, has officially signed with Dynamic Talent International (DTI) for North American booking representation.
Agent Adam Bauer will continue overseeing her career on the agency side, following his transition from Madison House Booking Agency to DTI, a landmark deal that brought more than 110 artists and a combined roster of 600 clients under DTI’s roof.
LeBlanc continues with Cabin Artists for international representation and Bonsound for management.
The signing comes on the heels of a breakthrough run for the New Brunswick native. Her critically lauded 2022 album Chiac Disco earned a Juno Award nomination for Francophone Album of the Year, a second Polaris Prize shortlist, and two Félix Awards, fueling over 100 Canadian shows, multiple European tours, and growing U.S. momentum.
In 2025, she was nominated for Album of the Year (Reinterpretation) at the Gala de l’ADISQ for Live avec l’Orchestre symphonique de Québec, with a U.S. return tour also on the books. Her four studio albums have collectively sold over 140,000 copies.
DTI has been building out its Americana and roots footprint, recently adding The Deslondes to its growing roster. LeBlanc’s signing signals further intent to position the agency as a premier home for genre-crossing talent.
Much like high-profile agency moves across entertainment, such as when Tristan Wirfs signed with CAA recently, LeBlanc’s deal shows how top talent gravitates to agencies with broad infrastructure and bold growth trajectories.
Takeaways
LeBlanc is not riding a legacy deal, she’s heading into this with genuine heat: international touring credibility, a live album nomination, a U.S. tour return, and a fanbase that spans Quebec, France, and American Americana circles.
DTI, meanwhile, is clearly investing in artists who cross genre and language lines, and LeBlanc, who moves effortlessly between French, English, and Chiac, is a blueprint for that kind of global-but-grounded artist.
Could this North American push finally unlock a mainstream U.S. breakthrough for LeBlanc who has long been celebrated in Quebec and Europe but remains under-the-radar stateside?
Does LeBlanc’s multi-language, multi-genre appeal make her one of DTI’s most versatile signings in an era where algorithm-driven audiences reward genre fluidity?
