- Lakelin Lemmings has signed with The Kinkead Entertainment Agency for live music and touring representation.
- She continues with BSB Management, the artist-management arm of Quartz Hill Music Group, formerly known as Brown Sellers Brown, for management and public relations.
- This marks Lemmings' first formal booking-agency representation, arriving days before her self-titled debut album lands July 24 on Quartz Hill Records.
- The deal extends a busy run of rising-country pickups for the Nashville boutique agency, which added Curb Records' Hannah Ellis in 2025.
Lakelin Lemmings has signed with The Kinkead Entertainment Agency for live music and touring representation.
The 20-year-old singer from West Tennessee began performing in talent shows and local festivals at six, was writing and recording in Nashville by 12, and signed her first Music Row publishing deal at 17 with Wide Open Music.
She joined Stone Country Records in 2025 behind her debut single “American Dreamin’,” before moving to sister label Quartz Hill Records for her follow-up EP “Get Around Boy,” whose title track landed as a Top 5 Most Added song at country radio.
Her self-titled debut album, featuring 16 tracks and 15 Lemmings co-writes, arrives July 24, a milestone she marked with two Takeover Nights sets at Chief’s on Broadway during CMA Fest.
The Kinkead deal gives Lemmings her first formal touring representation as her radio and streaming momentum builds. This is the latest developmental signing for the boutique agency, which spent the past year expanding its country roster and continues a broader 2026 surge in Nashville dealmaking.
WME recently locked in worldwide deals for both Highway Home and American Idol winner Hannah Harper, all signs that agencies are racing to lock down country music’s next wave early.
Takeaways
Kinkead’s boutique, developmental approach fits Lemmings’ grassroots build better than a mega-agency splash would. The agency has a track record of turning rising country acts into steady road regulars rather than overnight headliners, and doing so alongside her existing label and management team rather than disrupting it.
Splitting her career across two specialized shops – BSB Management for career strategy and now Kinkead for touring also signals a coordinated, long-game rollout timed almost perfectly to her album release.
Will Kinkead have Lemmings on the road and festival-booked before her album even drops? With a fresh booking deal, a new album, and label momentum all converging in the same month, how much of this was coordinated as one big summer push?
