- Irish trance DJ and producer Maria Healy has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America.
- The deal is led by agents Leo Corson and Clayton Lineberger.
- Healy continues with Music First Agency for representation worldwide, excluding the United States.
- The signing adds Healy to Corson Agency's fast-growing 2026 trance roster, joining recent North American additions like Will Rees, Natty Lou, and the Parallel Worlds duo.
Irish trance DJ and producer Maria Healy has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America. The deal is led by agents Leo Corson and Clayton Lineberger.
Healy records for labels including Subculture and Kearnage, and has built a steady festival presence over the years, including multiple appearances at Luminosity Beach Festival and a stop at A State Of Trance Festival in Rotterdam.
She’s booked for Trance In The Woods at Thoresby Park this May and Luminosity Beach Festival’s 2026 edition in Zandvoort, and she’s just been added to Insomniac’s Dreamstate SoCal 2026 lineup, running November 20-21 in Long Beach, California.
That same Dreamstate bill features Parallel Worlds, the joint alias of Paul Denton and Will Rees, both of whom signed individual North American deals with Corson Agency earlier this summer before Parallel Worlds itself joined the roster as a duo. Corson Agency also recently expanded beyond trance, adding UK drum & bass artist Natty Lou for North American bookings.
Healy will continue to be represented by Music First Agency for bookings across the rest of the world, outside the United States. This marks her first dedicated North American booking representation.
Founded in 2008, Corson Agency has built a reputation as one of North America’s most active independent booking agencies in electronic music, with a roster now spanning trance, drum & bass, and bass music.
Takeaways
Corson Agency isn’t slowing down its trance build-out; it’s stacking names that already share festival stages with each other, which could make packaging tours or co-headline slots a lot easier to pull off.
For Healy, having a North America-specific agent for the first time, right as she lands a Dreamstate SoCal booking, points to a real push to grow her US and Canadian festival footprint beyond one-off dates.
Could this North American push lead to a full US tour for Healy, not just festival stops? With Parallel Worlds, Natty Lou, and now Healy on the roster, is Corson Agency becoming the go-to US home for European electronic acts? Does sharing a Dreamstate SoCal lineup with fellow new signees create opportunities for joint sets or collaborations?
