Celebrity Name: Tommy Gold
New Company: William Morris Endeavor (WME)
Primary Agent: Andre Belcourt
Department: Music
Territory: Worldwide
- Tommy Gold, the West London DJ, producer, and curator, has officially signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for representation.
- Agent Andre Belcourt will handle the signing within WME’s Music department, covering worldwide territory.
- Gold continues to be managed by Up Close Management, keeping his existing team intact.
- The signing follows a breakout stretch for Gold, including a 2026 EP release, a Colour Factory residency in London, and a Miami Music Week appearance.
West London DJ and producer Tommy Gold has signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for worldwide representation. Agent Andre Belcourt will represent Gold out of the agency’s Music department. Gold continues to be managed by Up Close Management.
Known for his genre-blending sound and his role in the Bone Soda collective, Gold has been steadily building momentum on both sides of the studio door.
His SELECTA: REMIXED EP dropped in early 2026, following a string of singles including “Take Your Time” and “Part Of Me.” He also released “Clingfilm” on Gorgon City’s Realm Records, a track that earned him strong support on the club circuit.
Live, Gold has been equally busy, headlining a four-date residency at Colour Factory in Hackney through his party brand Sugar Rush, appearing at Miami Music Week, and previously performing for over 15,000 fans at Sunny Hill Festival in Kosovo. His Boiler Room set further cemented his reputation as one of UK club music’s most exciting selectors.
The WME signing puts serious global infrastructure behind an artist who has been building organically, and signals bigger stages ahead. This follows WME’s recent signing of fellow UK electronic artist Ranger Trucco and Mad.Again, pointing to a clear pattern of the agency expanding its UK dance music roster.
Takeaways
This move is a big one, and not just for Tommy Gold. It reflects something broader happening right now in the UK dance music scene.
WME, one of the most powerful agencies in the world, is clearly doubling down on UK electronic music talent, with Andre Belcourt quietly becoming the go-to agent for London’s underground club scene crossing into the mainstream.
For Gold, whose career has been built on genuine artistry, from intimate Sugar Rush nights to festival stages in Kosovo, this signing provides the global booking power to match his growing ambition.
The fact that he’s keeping Up Close Management suggests a deliberate, grounded approach: upgrade the booking infrastructure without disrupting the team that helped build the foundation.
Will WME’s global reach push Tommy Gold into larger festival slots: think Glastonbury, Coachella, or Tomorrowland? Are big agencies like WME shaping the future sound of dance festivals more than labels are right now?
