- New Jersey shoegaze band all under heaven has signed with Tour Peachy for worldwide live music representation, excluding Europe and the UK.
- Agents Troy Lusk and Kyle Esbin will jointly handle the band's booking.
- The band stays with Better Artists for management.
- The signing follows a run of 2026 support slots, including the Location Lost Tour with Failure.
Freehold, New Jersey’s all under heaven has signed with Tour Peachy for worldwide live music and touring representation, excluding Europe and the UK. Agents Troy Lusk and Kyle Esbin will co-handle the band’s booking going forward, with management staying in place at Better Artists.
Formed in 2017 by songwriter Nick DeFabritus, the band released its debut EP Collider in 2021 via Sunday Drive Records, followed by its full-length debut What Lies Ahead of Me in 2024.
A 2025 Audiotree Live EP kept momentum going, and earlier this year the band joined alt-rock veterans Failure on the Location Lost Tour, which kicked off in late April.
Their live momentum carries heavily into the summer, with the band tapped to support Loathe through August on a run that includes an official Lollapalooza Aftershow at Chicago’s Reggie’s Rock Club, followed by stops at The Fillmore in Minneapolis and Treefort Music Hall.
The deal adds to a busy stretch for Tour Peachy in 2026. The agency recently signed Sex Mex and Babe City to the same worldwide, excluding-Europe/UK arrangement, and brought on LA singer-songwriter Niina Soleil under identical terms.
Takeaways
Tour Peachy keeps stacking its roster with buzzy guitar-forward acts, and pairing two agents on this deal suggests the agency expects a heavier touring workload ahead. Leaving Europe and the UK open also keeps the door ajar for a regional specialist to step in as the band’s international profile grows.
Does this signal a bigger U.S. headline run for all under heaven in 2026? Who picks up the open Europe/UK territory, and when? Is Tour Peachy positioning itself as the go-to indie agency for shoegaze and alt-rock acts?
