Lucy Dickins is one of the most influential talent agents working in music today.<\/p>\n
The UK-born, Los Angeles-based exec was promoted to the role of Global Head of Contemporary Music and Touring at William Morris Endeavor (WME)<\/a> in August 2022<\/a>.<\/p>\n In that role, Dickins oversees\u00a0all aspects of the agency\u2019s contemporary music and touring business across Beverly Hills, New York, Nashville, London and Sydney.<\/p>\n She joined WME in 2019<\/a> from her prior role at rival agency ITB, which was founded by Dickins’ father, Barry Dickins.<\/p>\n At WME, Lucy Dickins’ roster includes Adele, Mumford & Sons, Stormzy SAULT, Cleo Sol, Little Simz, James Blake and Jamie T.<\/p>\n She also represents the likes of Grammy nominees Hot Chip, Bryan Ferry, and Laura Marling, popular singer-songwriters Rex Orange County and Mabel,<\/p>\n Lucy Dickins’ brother, Jonathan Dickins, is the manager of Adele and the founder of September Management.<\/p>\n In June 2023, it was announced<\/a> that Lucy Dickins would collect the prestigious\u00a0Music Industry Trusts Award (MITS) in London in November the same year.<\/p>\n Lucy Dickins began her career working as a junior product manager for an independent UK record label PWL before joining International Booking Talent (ITB) as an assistant in the early 1990s.<\/p>\n During her tenure at ITB, she rose through the ranks at the world-renowned agency.<\/p>\n Dickins\u2019 grandfather, Percy Dickins, founded the long-running music weekly the New Musical Express (NME). Her father, Barry, formed ITB in 1978 with a client list that included Bob Dylan and Neil Young.<\/p>\n
\nLucy Dickins: Career history<\/h6>\n