- Multi-platinum rapper and singer Coi Leray has signed with WME for worldwide representation in live music and touring.
- She will be represented by agents Michelle Martinez, Caroline Simionescu-Marin, and Jordan Stone.
- Leray continues her management representation with Diop Agency and remains signed to Epic Records.
- The announcement follows her high-energy performance at Coachella 2026 and the release of her summer anthem "Outside."
GRAMMY-nominated hitmaker Coi Leray has signed with WME (William Morris Endeavor) for worldwide representation in its live music and touring division. Her booking team at the agency will consist of agents Michelle Martinez, Caroline Simionescu-Marin, and Jordan Stone.
Leray will continue to be managed by Diop Agency and will retain her recording contract with Epic Records.
This addition highlights WME’s continued push to expand its diverse music roster. The agency has secured several major global signings recently, with Latin star Fonseca signing with WME for worldwide representation to bolster his international touring.
WME has been aggressively expanding across multiple genres, with electronic music producer TroyBoi signing with WME for worldwide representation and multi-platinum R&B artist Mya signing with WME for worldwide representation.
The 29-year-old artist has built a massive commercial profile, anchored by her double-platinum single “No More Parties” and the platinum smash “Players.”
After kicking off a new creative chapter with her What Happened to Forever EP, she maintained her momentum with viral tracks like “Pink Money” and “Better Than Yours.”
Leray recently drew praise for her high-energy set at the Heineken House during Coachella 2026 and followed it up with her nostalgic summer track, “Outside.”
Takeaways
Coi Leray’s move to WME marks a definitive transition toward long-term global touring sustainability. While her catalog already boasts major RIAA certifications, moving to an agency with massive international infrastructure indicates that her team is prioritizing global headline tours and premium festival bookings.
By keeping her core management at Diop Agency and her label home at Epic Records, she maintains creative continuity while upgrading her global live music reach.
How will WME’s global network alter Coi Leray’s upcoming touring footprint outside of North America? How heavily will her recent 2026 festival success impact the scale of her next solo headline tour?
