- Los Angeles-based progressive trance DJ/producer Taylor Torrence has signed with Corson Agency for North American live music and touring representation, with agents Leo Corson, Clayton Lineberger, and Daniel Ho leading the deal.
- Torrence, who built his name through Enhanced Music and repeated features on Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance radio show, scored his career-defining breakthrough with the 2020 hit "If We Say Goodbye" featuring Natalie Major.
- He performed at EDC Mexico's Stereo Bloom Stage in 2025 and has already released his 2026 single "PTT (Peak to Techno)" with Kyra Mastro, signaling an active year ahead.
- Corson Agency has been on a rapid signing run in 2026, recently bringing on HIGHSOCIETY and Brondo for North American touring representation.
Taylor Torrence, the Los Angeles-based progressive trance DJ and producer, has signed with Corson Agency for North American live music and touring representation. Agents Leo Corson, Clayton Lineberger, and Daniel Ho will handle his bookings across the territory.
Originally from Fresno, California, Torrence took an unconventional road to music, completing an Ivy League law degree before returning to his roots and relocating to LA to pursue production full-time.
His February 2020 release “If We Say Goodbye” with Natalie Major on Enhanced Music became a landmark record, drawing support from Armin van Buuren, Ferry Corsten, and Andrew Rayel, and cementing his place in the progressive trance scene.
His live career has grown steadily through festival appearances at EDC Las Vegas, Dreamstate SoCal, and Beyond Wonderland. In 2025, he took the Stereo Bloom Stage at EDC Mexico. He enters 2026 with new music already out, “PTT (Peak to Techno)” with Kyra Mastro, as momentum builds.
This signing is part of a deliberate expansion by Corson Agency in the electronic music space. The LA-based agency, founded in 2008, recently added HIGHSOCIETY and Brondo to its North American touring roster in quick succession, signaling a clear push into the broader electronic and rave music landscape.
Takeaways
This is the kind of signing that turns an artist’s touring activity from opportunistic to strategic. Torrence already has the credibility: the label history with Enhanced Music, the festival stage credits, the support from legends like Armin van Buuren, what he’s been missing is dedicated booking infrastructure in North America. That changes now.
The three-agent team of Leo Corson, Clayton Lineberger, and Daniel Ho signals they’re serious about building his touring footprint, not just filling occasional dates. And given that Corson Agency has been on a deliberate signing streak across electronic subgenres in 2026, there’s clearly a roster vision taking shape here.
For Torrence, dropping new music already in 2026 while locking in this representation suggests both sides see this as the year to push.
With three agents attached to one artist, how aggressively does Corson Agency plan to build out Taylor Torrence’s North American touring schedule in 2026? Could the trance/progressive lane Torrence occupies open Corson Agency to a different segment of the electronic festival circuit it doesn’t currently dominate?
