Hold on to your headphones, music fans! Lucy Dickins, the superstar talent agent who's been the magic behind mega acts like Adele and Mumford & Sons, is leaving WME after a game-changing seven years.
In an exciting twist, Dickins, who’s been serving as the Global Head of Contemporary Music and Touring at WME, is off to pursue new adventures! While her next move is still top secret, whispers say she might be heading towards another big agency, possibly CAA. Stay tuned!
Lucy has been a rockstar at WME since 2019, and she didn't just stop at shaking up the UK vibes; she moved to LA and took the global music scene by storm. Whether it's reimagining tours or signing the next big names, Lucy has been lighting up the live music universe with her passion and innovation.
Hats off to Kirk Sommer, who’s stepping into Lucy’s shoes as the head of the Contemporary Music division. It's big news, but we've got faith he’ll keep the beat going strong!
Music runs in Lucy’s veins. She started off with the legendary PWL records and climbed to greatness with ITB. Oh, did we mention her grandfather founded the legendary New Musical Express? Talk about a musical dynasty!
WME's Co-Chair, Christian Muirhead, couldn't have said it better, telling everyone how Lucy reignited the music scene, even in a pandemic! For someone like Lucy, who can achieve iconic things in the industry, the future is bright and full of endless possibilities. Good luck on your next chapter, Lucy!