- Meek Mill has signed with THE·TEAM for worldwide live music and touring representation, with agents Matt Adler, James Rubin, and Myles Schalet leading the deal.
- The Philadelphia rapper continues with WME for US representation, making this a split-territory arrangement covering his international touring footprint.
- THE·TEAM, formerly Wasserman Music, has been aggressively building its hip-hop roster and is fresh off a recent internal leadership elevation.
- Meek Mill is gearing up for one of his most active release periods, with new singles "600 Racks" and "SAVE YOURSELF" already out in 2026, and multiple projects reportedly in the pipeline.
Meek Mill has landed at THE·TEAM for worldwide live music and touring representation. Agents Matt Adler, James Rubin, and Myles Schalet will handle his global booking. The Philly rapper retains WME for US representation in a split-territory setup.
The signing is a homecoming of sorts for Schalet, who previously repped Meek Mill at WME before joining THE·TEAM, formerly Wasserman Music, in early 2026.
THE·TEAM has been stacking its hip-hop roster, having previously brought on Nas and Kodak Black. The agency also made headlines when Kevin Shivers was promoted to Co-President of Music, signaling a bold new direction.
Meek Mill’s live market remains strong. The Dreamchasers founder sold out Philadelphia’s Xfinity Mobile Arena in December 2025 for his “Meek & Friends” show and has dropped new music in 2026 including “600 Racks” and “SAVE YOURSELF.”
He signed a management deal with Roc Nation in 2012, later established a joint venture for his Dreamchasers label in 2019, before departing in 2022 for WME’s full-service deal. With multiple projects reportedly incoming and a refreshed team around him, the stage is set for a strong international push.
Takeaways
This move is a calculated play on both sides. For Meek Mill, locking in a dedicated worldwide touring team, separate from his US agency, means his international dates now have specialists working them full time rather than as an extension of a domestic deal.
That split-territory model is increasingly common for A-list acts looking for more focused attention in specific markets.
For THE·TEAM, landing Meek Mill is a clear statement of intent. The agency, operating under a new name and new leadership following the rebrand from Wasserman, is actively rebuilding and reinforcing its hip-hop credibility.
Between Nas, Kodak Black, and now Meek Mill, the agency is assembling a serious catalog of urban talent on the live side.
Myles Schalet’s prior relationship with Meek at WME is the thread that connects this whole deal. Talent follows agents they trust, and that trust clearly traveled when Schalet made his move to THE·TEAM.
With Meek Mill eyeing multiple projects in 2026, could this worldwide booking deal set up a full international tour, his first in years? With Nas and Kodak Black already in the fold, is THE·TEAM quietly building the most competitive hip-hop touring roster in the business outside of CAA and WME?
