- Ibiza house collective Melon Bomb has signed with Radius Artists for worldwide live music and touring representation.
- Agent Ben King will now handle the group's global bookings.
- The group was previously routed through Constellate Talent and continues to be managed by Infinite Future Management, whose roster they joined in 2024.
- The deal lands during Melon Bomb's busiest season yet, including a 2026 residency slot alongside Carl Cox at UNVRS.
Melon Bomb, the Ibiza house and disco collective made up of Ben Santiago, Paul Reynolds, Scott Gray, and Corbi, has signed with Radius Artists for worldwide touring representation, with agent Ben King taking over their bookings.
Formed in 2015, the group built its name on the island’s dancefloors, from Ushuaïa and Pacha to a Glitterbox residency at Hï Ibiza and a long-running monthly night at Pikes, where guests have included Dan Shake, Folamour, Demi Requísimo, Darius Syrossian, Cinthie, Jamie 3:26, and CC:DISCO. Their reach has since expanded to include Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, and Defected’s events in Malta and Croatia.
2026 is shaping up as their biggest year yet: Sunday dates supporting Carl Cox’s residency at UNVRS, their regular Pikes slot, and a curated show at 528 Ibiza.
On the recording side, the group launched Melon Bomb Records in 2025 and has released through Moxy Muzik and Toy Tonics, most recently The Neighbours Are Partyin’ EP on Eats Everything’s Edible label.
Melon Bomb previously worked with Constellate Talent for bookings and is currently managed by Infinite Future Management. For Radius Artists, the signing builds on a roster that recently welcomed Scottish producer Tagavaka for worldwide representation, extending its footprint in house and dance music.
The move also fits a wider pattern of 2026 agency shuffles in electronic and dance music, from ANAYA’s signing with CS3 Agency for worldwide representation to Ciza’s switch to Primary Talent International and Asher’s move to Clockwork Artists, as agencies race to lock in touring talent riding real momentum.
Takeaways
This is a build-out, not a shake-up: Melon Bomb keeps Infinite Future Management steering the bigger picture while handing global touring logistics to a dedicated live agency. Picking up a Carl Cox-adjacent UNVRS slot in the same year signals real festival-headliner ambition, not just steady club dates.
Can Ben King’s network turn this UNVRS momentum into major festival bookings beyond Ibiza? Does Radius Artists’ interest in a four-piece collective hint at a broader appetite for brand-style club acts over solo DJs? And with Melon Bomb Records just a year old, could the label become the group’s next real growth lever?
