Celebrity Name: Brandi Cyrus
New Company: United Talent Agency (UTA)
Primary Agent: Perry Gilman
Department: Music / Live Entertainment
Previous Company: The Team (Nate Sokolski)
Territory: Worldwide
- Brandi Cyrus has officially signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for booking representation, with Perry Gilman serving as her point agent.
- Known as DJ BC, Brandi has carved out a unique niche merging country roots with dance music, landing sets at top-tier festivals like Stagecoach, EDC Las Vegas, and Electric Forest.
- Cyrus continues to be managed by The Circuit Group, meaning this UTA deal is focused squarely on expanding her live booking and touring reach.
- Beyond the decks, Brandi keeps a strong media presence through the Sorry We’re Cyrus podcast and her TV work on Cyrus vs. Cyrus: Design and Conquer.
Brandi Cyrus, known in DJ circles as DJ BC, has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for representation. Perry Gilman will serve as her point agent at the agency, while The Circuit Group stays on as her management team.
The signing reflects a career that has quietly built serious momentum. Cyrus has made a name for herself blending country influences with dance music; a hybrid that’s helped her land bookings at some of the biggest festival stages in the country.
Her recent résumé reads like a who’s-who of major events: Stagecoach (on Diplo’s HonkyTonk stage), EDC Las Vegas, Electric Forest, Breakaway Festival, and Calgary Stampede, among others.
She also DJed in support of Kenny Chesney’s run at The Sphere in Las Vegas, one of the most high-profile live music venues in the world right now.
On the nightlife front, Cyrus has played marquee spots including Encore Beach Club and XS Nightclub in Las Vegas, Harriet’s Rooftop in Nashville, and Palm Tree Club in Miami.
She’s also stayed active on the music side, releasing high-profile remixes including her take on Kelsea Ballerini’s “Penthouse” and a country remix of Dasha’s “Work On Me.” Off stage, Cyrus co-hosts the Sorry We’re Cyrus podcast and has appeared on HGTV’s Cyrus vs. Cyrus: Design and Conquer.
This UTA signing follows similar moves in the space: Rico Nasty recently signed with UTA for booking representation, and Rad Cat also recently came aboard UTA for representation, signaling the agency’s continued push to grow its roster across diverse music lanes.
Takeaways
Brandi Cyrus signing with UTA is a smart, well-timed move, and it tells a bigger story. She’s not riding on her famous last name here.
The DJ BC brand has been built methodically through consistent festival bookings, high-end nightlife residencies, and a musical identity that genuinely fills a gap between country and dance culture. UTA co-signing that is a real endorsement of where her live career is heading.
Perry Gilman as her point agent also matters, Having a dedicated, named agent at a major agency means she’s not just on a roster, she’s a priority.
What’s interesting is how well this positions her going into festival season. With Stagecoach, EDC, and similar events on the calendar, being plugged into UTA’s network could open doors to headlining slots and international bookings she hasn’t had access to before.
With UTA’s global reach, could we see Brandi Cyrus expanding her touring footprint into Europe or Asia? Will more cross‑platform creators follow her lead by seeking big‑agency music representation rather than strictly digital‑first deals?
