- London indie duo Double Virgo, Jezmi Tarik Fehmi and Sam Fenton of bar italia, have signed with global booking agency ROAM for live music and touring representation.
- Agent and ROAM Partner Clemence Renaut will oversee touring across South America, Europe/UK, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
- The duo released their debut YEAR0001 album Shakedown on July 3, 2025, a 12-track record that marked a clear leap in visibility after years of independently released material.
- The deal continues ROAM's push into the alternative space, following recent signings of cutouts and Truck Violence.
Double Virgo, the London-based duo of Jezmi Tarik Fehmi and Sam Fenton, also known as two-thirds of indie rock outfit bar italia, have signed with global booking agency ROAM for live music representation.
Partner and agent Clemence Renaut will handle the duo’s touring across South America, Europe/UK, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
Renaut came to ROAM from ATC Live, where she built her reputation as a go-to agent for alternative and indie acts before ATC merged with Arrival Artists to launch ROAM in September 2025, now the world’s largest independent booking agency.
The signing sits squarely in ROAM’s alternative momentum; the agency recently added cutouts for EU representation and brought on Truck Violence for global touring duties.
On the music front, Double Virgo stepped up significantly in 2025. After years of self-releasing lo-fi indie rock through Dean Blunt’s World Music imprint, the duo signed to Swedish label YEAR0001 and delivered Shakedown in July, their most commercially polished work to date, pulling from garage rock, post-punk, and shoegaze.
Alongside this, their main band bar italia released Some Like It Hot via Matador Records in October 2025, keeping both acts active and in demand across the same circuit.
Takeaways
This signing is a signal that Double Virgo is serious about converting their underground cult status into a real touring career, and ROAM is the infrastructure to do it.
Clemence Renaut knows this duo’s world inside out, having operated at ATC Live where bar italia and adjacent acts were already on the radar.
The multi-territory scope (South America, Europe/UK, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand) tells you this isn’t a regional experiment. ROAM is betting on Double Virgo having real global reach.
Which region (South America, Asia, or Australia/New Zealand) poses the biggest growth opportunity for a London indie duo with a cult fanbase? Does teaming with ROAM signal a jump to larger festival stages for Double Virgo, or a slow, club‑level build in new regions first?
