WME’s John Showfety, Brian Jones, Jon Folk & Doug Neff; (front row): WME’s Lane Wilson, Christian Hayes, Wildrose Projects’ Helena Capps & WME’s Geoff Turner (Photo: WME)
NASHVILLE, TN (CelebrityAccess) — Rising country music singer-songwriter Christian Hayes has signed with a team that includes manager Helena Capps at Wildrose Projects, along with Jon Folk at William Morris Endeavor for artist bookings.
Additionally, Hayes has signed with Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG) for his music publishing, Flood Bumstead McCready & McCarthy (FBMM) for business management, and Essential Broadcast Media for publicity.
Additional representation includes the noted entertainment law firm Safford Motley PLC where he will be represented by Scott Safford as well as ASCAP for his royalties.
“Music has always been a part of my life and now, it always will be,” shares Hayes. “Not many people get to live out their passion and purpose and I’m beyond blessed to do so thanks to this amazing team we’ve built. I’m excited to start this journey alongside all of them!”
“We couldn’t be more excited to be working with Christian Hayes. He is such an incredible singer, songwriter and performer. We can’t wait to see the rest of the world discover such an amazing talent,” added WME’s Jon Folk.
Hayes first made a name for himself after posting a video of him singing his self-penned song “Leaving” to his Instagram in September 2023 and followed it up with the viral single “Lily” which generated more than 2 million streams and his most recent release, “Cheyenne.”
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