The sheer number of artist signings announced on a weekly basis makes it difficult to keep up, no matter how closely you pay attention to the industry news cycle. That’s why every other Tuesday, Billboard compiles the latest signings to labels, distributors, agencies, management companies and more, in an effort to provide a snapshot of the latest moves in the artist space, from household names to indie stars to emerging acts.
Ian Munsick and his West to the Rest Records have partnered with Triple Tigers Records. In the process, Munsick joins the Triple Tigers roster, which also includes Russell Dickerson, Scotty McCreery and Shane Profitt.
Munsick’s new song “Geronimo” was released on Jan. 30. He will launch his Eagle Flies Free tour in February.
“Every artist dreams of partnering with a record label that not only understands their vision, but creates a clear, passionate plan on how to reach that destination. After I played some of my new music for the team at Triple Tigers, they told me exactly what songs they thought could achieve that vision,” Munsick said in a statement. “In a day [and] age where labels often rely on third parties for opinions that may or may not eventually lead to action, it was so refreshing to hear the words ‘that song is a hit’ when playing a guitar/vocal work tape for the label heads. Results are never guaranteed in the music industry but I am confident that the combination of this new era of Ian Munsick music and the strategic workhorse of Triple Tigers will result in a true 50/50 partnership made in country & western heaven.”
“Ian Munsick is the ultimate artist: unique identifiable voice, compelling songs and perspective, established brand and a massive fanbase that is growing by leaps and bounds,” added Triple Tigers Records’ Kevin Herring and Annie Ortmeier in a statement. “We are ecstatic to partner with Ian and are ready to take country music by storm.” — Jessica Nicholson
Read up on more of the latest artist signings below.
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Number_i (WME)

Image Credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella J-pop boy group Number_i signed with WME. Since debuting in January 2024, the group has released hits including “GOAT,” “3XL,” “GOD_i” and “INZM.” The trio played Coachella in 2024 as part of an 88rising artist showcase and also performed at 88rising’s Head in the Clouds in Pasadena, Calif., last year. — Chris Eggertsen
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Randall King (Neon Coast)

Image Credit: Emily McMannis/Courtesy of Neon Coast Randall King and his longtime day-to-day manager, Clayton Toney, have joined Martha Earls‘ Neon Coast artist development company.
Texas native King is known for songs including “You in a Honky Tonk” and “Mirror, Mirror.” He released his major label debut Shot Glass in 2022 and followed it with his sophomore project, Into the Neon. Toney has joined Neon Coast as artist manager, continuing as King’s point of contact and now co-manager.
Neon Coast is also home to artists including Kane Brown, Restless Road, Dylan Schneider, Nightly, Julia Cole, Kat Luna and Alyssa Flaherty.
“Randall and Clayton are exactly the kind of artist-manager partnership we love to support,” Earls said in a statement. “They’ve grown something special the right way — on the road, through songs that matter, and with a clear creative vision. We’re excited to welcome them to the Neon Coast family and help amplify what they’ve already built.”
“2026 is starting HOT and looking real good. I’m thankful to Howie Edelman and Scott Gunter at Durango for all they’ve helped us accomplish so far, excited for this new adventure with Neon Coast, and thrilled to keep Clayton on board for this next chapter,” added King. “The future of country music is bright!”
“It’s been a pleasure working with Randall since the early days of his career, and I’m grateful to Martha and the Neon Coast team for sharing our continued vision for his future,” added Toney. “We knew from our first meeting that their passion for Randall and all he’s accomplished was unparalleled. Their excitement and eagerness were contagious and easy to see, and we can’t wait to see where this partnership takes us.” — Jessica Nicholson
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Willow Avalon (Electric Feel Management)

Image Credit: Silken Weinberg / Courtesy of Electric Feel Management Singer-songwriter Willow Avalon has signed with Electric Feel Management, which is part of Electric Feel Entertainment. Electric Feel will co-manage Avalon alongside Mark Shami. Avalon released her debut album, Southern Belle Raisin’ Hell, in 2025 and is known for songs including “Tequila and Whiskey” and “Homewrecker.” Avalon will launch a headlining tour across Europe this month and is set to perform at Stagecoach in April.
“So excited to be working with everyone in the EF family,” Avalon said in a statement.
“I am very excited to work with the incredibly talented Willow Avalon, whose artistry brings a strong mix of vulnerability and fearlessness. Working alongside Mark Shami to further champion her vision and long-term success is a natural partnership,” Austin Rosen, CEO/founder of Electric Feel, said in a statement.
“EF has been a strong yet diverse player in the industry and it was a very natural fit; we’re excited to elevate Willow’s career together,” added Shami, founder of Moral Distaste. — Jessica Nicholson
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Chris Cagle (Johnstone Entertainment)

Image Credit: Parker Young/Courtesy Absolute Publicity Chris Cagle has signed with Johnstone Entertainment for management. Led by Cole Johnstone, the company will oversee Cagle’s touring, branding and long-term career strategy.
Cagle was also recently honored with a Pandora Billionaire plaque during a SiriusXM event celebrating the 25th anniversary of his debut album Play It Loud, in recognition of Cagle’s career catalog surpassing one billion streams on Pandora.
Cagle is signed to WME for booking where he’s represented by agents Brian Jones and Lance Alleman . — Jessica Nicholson
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sace6 (Sumerian Records)

R&B / metal duo sace6 signed with Sumerian Records.The band’s debut release with the label was the track “ego,” which dropped last month.
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