- Canadian producer, singer, and songwriter Brat Star has signed with ROAM for live music and touring representation worldwide, excluding North America.
- The deal is handled by ROAM partner and agent Clemence Renaut.
- Brat Star continues her record label partnership with SD Music Group (SDMG) following the release of her 2026 EP, White Claw Addict.
- The move strengthens ROAM’s growing roster of genre-defying electronic and alternative live acts across European, Asian, and Latin American circuits.
Canadian producer, singer, and songwriter Brat Star has signed with global booking agency ROAM for live music and touring representation worldwide, excluding North America. Partner and agent Clemence Renaut is leading the artist’s booking representation.
Brat Star will continue her existing partnership with SD Music Group (SDMG) for record label representation.
Raised in Montreal and based in Berlin, Brat Star is recognized for pop songs that blend cinematic aesthetics with the raw energy of SoundCloud-era music.
She established herself across the European club and festival landscape by hosting the SMH party series at Berlin’s St. Georg, holding a residency at Yung Beef’s Infierno events in Madrid, and playing high-profile festival stages such as Sónar Barcelona and CTM Festival.
The new agency signing follows an active release schedule. In mid-2026, Brat Star debuted her four-track EP, White Claw Addict, anchored by singles such as “Margot Tenenbaum,” “David Fincher,” and “Dirty Hokas,” alongside collaborative tour dates with Berlin producer Mechatok.
ROAM, established through the merger of ATC Live and Arrival Artists, has steadily broadened its global footprint with territory-specific agency signings: Dog Radio recently signed with ROAM for worldwide representation excluding North America, and Long Distance Runner for the same territory.
The agency also recently expanded its reach when Sleepazoid signed with ROAM for representation in South America, Europe, the UK, and Central America.
Takeaways
Brat Star’s signing with ROAM highlights a tailored, territory-focused touring strategy that is becoming common among independent electronic and pop performers.
By pairing with Clemence Renaut, Brat Star gains access to ROAM’s extensive international network across Europe, the UK, Asia, and Latin America while keeping her domestic label framework intact with SD Music Group.
With her distinctive hybrid of DJ sets, live vocals, and cinematic pop production, the partnership gives her the infrastructure needed to transition from underground club circuits to larger festival stages and international headline tours.
How will ROAM’s international festival network accelerate Brat Star’s tour footprint across Europe and Asia following White Claw Addict? How will Brat Star’s unique blend of DJing and live songwriting translate into larger multimedia stage productions?
