- Robbie Williams has signed with WME for worldwide live music and touring representation, with his team led by agents Philip Raskind, Josh Javor, Robert Markus, Keith Sarkisian, and Dave Tamaroff.
- The signing follows Williams' departure from longtime worldwide agent Ian Huffam of X-Ray Touring, who stepped down after 28 years in April 2026, and his recent move to ATC Management from longtime managers ie:music.
- Williams' BRITPOP album (January 2026) debuted at UK #1, his record-breaking 16th chart-topper, and is now fueling a massive world tour spanning European festivals, South American arenas and stadiums, and closing stadium dates in Australia and New Zealand.
- As FIFA's Official Music Ambassador, Williams co-wrote and recorded Desire, the first-ever official FIFA anthem, which will be played at all future FIFA tournaments including FIFA World Cup 26.
Global superstar Robbie Williams has signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for worldwide live music and touring representation.
Announced on June 17, 2026, the deal marks a new chapter for one of Britain’s biggest-selling artists of all time, boasting 90 million album sales, 18 BRIT Awards, and more UK #1 albums than any solo artist in history.
The signing comes after veteran agent Ian Huffam of X-Ray Touring stepped down as Williams’ worldwide agent in April 2026 following a 28-year partnership. Williams was previously repped in the US exclusively by CAA.
On the management side, he recently moved to ATC Management from ie:music, the firm co-founded by the late David Enthoven and Tim Clark, who retired in 2023. Williams continues with Murray Chalmers PR for publicity.
WME has been on a hot streak of major signings, including Hunter Flynn and Belles, and the Williams deal adds one of the world’s most decorated live performers to its roster. His agents at WME are Philip Raskind, Josh Javor, Robert Markus, Keith Sarkisian, and Dave Tamaroff.
Williams is deep into his BRITPOP World Tour, which spans European festival and headline dates this summer, followed by arena and stadium runs across South America, then wrapping the year with stadium shows in Australia and New Zealand.
Beyond touring, he was named FIFA’s Official Music Ambassador in June 2025 and co-wrote Desire, the first-ever official FIFA anthem set to soundtrack all future FIFA tournaments.
Add to that the Oscar-nominated biopic Better Man (2024), a Netflix documentary, and a 20th-anniversary year for his Soccer Aid charity, which has now raised over £137 million, and Williams is operating at peak momentum across every front.
Takeaways
Robbie Williams landing at WME with a five-agent team is a major power move, and it signals the agency’s intent to dominate the global stadium touring space.
After 28 years with one agent, Williams is clearly rebuilding his entire representation infrastructure from the ground up, and WME is betting big on that momentum.
With BRITPOP already a #1 hit, a world tour already in motion, and a FIFA anthem playing on the world’s biggest stage, Williams isn’t in rebuild mode, he’s in full-throttle expansion.
Does Williams’ move to WME signal a push to finally crack mainstream commercial success in the US market? With a five-agent WME team behind him, could we see an even larger-scale world tour announcement in 2027?
