- Julia Wolf has signed with THE·TEAM for worldwide live music and touring representation, with agents Fred Zahedinia, Hayden Coplen, and Julia May covering worldwide territories outside Europe, and Mike Malak handling Europe.
- She continues with NU.WORLD for management and Edge Publicity for public relations.
- The signing arrives as Wolf gears up for her Deep End World Tour: a North America, UK, and Europe run set for September through November 2026.
Julia Wolf has signed with THE·TEAM for worldwide live music and touring representation. Agents Fred Zahedinia, Hayden Coplen, and Julia May will handle her worldwide booking outside Europe, with Mike Malak covering Europe. She retains NU.WORLD for management and Edge Publicity for public relations.
The Long Island alt-pop singer-songwriter, born Julia Capello, broke through with her 2023 debut album Good Thing We Stayed before pivoting to a heavier, guitar-forward sound on her May 2025 sophomore album PRESSURE.
That record, which spawned singles like “Jennifer’s Body” and “In My Room,” earned her collaborations with Drake and Machine Gun Kelly and sent her on her first headline world tour. In 2026, she released “WITH ME” alongside John Summit and announced the Deep End World Tour for fall.
Just last month, THE·TEAM also signed Meek Mill for worldwide touring representation, adding to a roster that already includes acts like Turnstile and Hannah Grae, several of whom are also handled by Zahedinia and Malak.
The agency, which completed its rebrand from Wasserman to THE·TEAM in March 2026, continues to aggressively grow its music roster across genres.
Takeaways
This is a smart, momentum-driven signing for both sides. Julia Wolf enters THE·TEAM at exactly the right moment, a world tour locked, an album already proven on streaming, and a fan base that has grown rapidly since PRESSURE dropped.
Having Zahedinia and Malak on the same artist is a notable combination; both agents are proven operators in the alt-rock and indie-pop space, and their dual coverage across North America and Europe is tailor-made for the kind of wide-reaching tour Wolf is about to run.
For THE·TEAM, this is precisely the kind of artist they should be chasing right now: genre-crossover, touring momentum, and cultural cachet with a young, passionate fanbase.
Coming off the Wasserman rebrand, landing an artist of Wolf’s trajectory sends a clear signal about where the agency is headed in the alt-pop and rock space.
With THE·TEAM now booking her worldwide, does Julia Wolf’s Deep End World Tour become the moment she steps into headline venues a full tier above where she’s played before? With collaborations already logged with Drake and Machine Gun Kelly, is Julia Wolf’s next move a cross-genre festival run that bridges rock, pop, and hip-hop audiences?
