- Rising country artist Blake Whiten has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for worldwide booking representation.
- Agent Cam Jensen leads Whiten’s live music/touring representation worldwide.
- Whiten continues to be managed by Enchntmnt, with recorded music released via Warner Records.
- The deal follows a breakout run in 2025 and 2026 that saw Whiten release his debut album Something To Say, earn RIAA Gold certification for his self-penned single "Rollin' Stone," make his Grand Ole Opry debut, and book an appearance at Stagecoach 2027.
Breakout country singer-songwriter Blake Whiten has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for worldwide representation. Under the agreement, agent Cam Jensen will represent Whiten for worldwide live music and touring.
Whiten will continue to be managed by Enchntmnt, while remaining signed to Warner Records for recorded music.
Raised in Six Mile, South Carolina, Whiten first gained traction online as a teenager, drawing widespread attention when his cover of a Morgan Wallen song surpassed 9 million views.
He released his debut EP Six Mile in 2025, followed by his breakthrough solo-written single “Rollin’ Stone,” which earned an RIAA Gold certification and pushed his catalog past 400 million global streams.
In 2026, Whiten marked several career milestones. He made his official Grand Ole Opry debut and released his 12-track debut studio album, Something To Say, produced by Austin Shawn.
The project debuted on the Billboard 200, led by the radio single “Bet On That,” which reached the Billboard Hot 100, hit No. 1 on SiriusXM’s The Highway, and entered the Country Airplay Top 40.
Billboard officially recognized him as an “Up & Comer” in August 2026, and Audacy selected him as its newest Country LAUNCH artist.
On the road, Whiten supported Bailey Zimmerman and Morgan Wallen on major tours before launching his headline “Something To Say Tour” in fall 2026 with stops in New York, Chicago, and Nashville. He is also confirmed to take the festival stage at Stagecoach in spring 2027.
Whiten’s addition reflects CAA’s aggressive expansion across live music and touring. The signing aligns with recent marquee additions to the agency’s concert division, which brought on blues-rock prodigy Marcus King for global representation alongside music heavyweight Alicia Keys for worldwide touring.
Takeaways
Blake Whiten’s deal with CAA marks the exact moment an internet-born country singer transitions into a long-term arena contender.
Backed by Enchntmnt and Warner Records, Whiten already proved he could generate hard metrics on his own: 400 million streams, an RIAA Gold certification, and a Billboard 200 debut for Something To Say. However, moving from successful club dates to major festival bills and stadium support slots requires the clout of an agency like CAA.
With agent Cam Jensen spearheading his live booking, the agency provides the structural muscle Whiten needs to scale ticket sales, expand his headline routing, and maximize momentum heading into Stagecoach 2027.
Will CAA’s global touring muscle help Blake Whiten launch an international headline tour in Europe or Australia by late 2027? How will Whiten’s Stagecoach 2027 appearance impact his status among the next generation of festival headliners?
