Waka Flocka Flame

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Waka Flocka Flame has built a lasting legacy through iconic anthems and explosive live performances. His acclaimed debut album, Flockaveli, introduced fan favorites including “O Let’s Do It,” “Hard in da Paint,” and the Diamond-certified “No Hands,” establishing him as one of the most recognizable voices in hip-hop and trap music. From collaborations with Gucci Mane and Drake to appearances at major festivals such as Reading & Leeds and Summer Smash, Waka continues to bring high-energy performances and strong crowd engagement.

TOUR HISTORY

January 22-23, 2026 – Leonardtown, MD – The Rex Theatre
 800 tickets sold | $78,000 gross
 
April 25, 2026 – North Myrtle Beach, SC – House of Blues Myrtle Beach
1,518 tickets sold | $59,970 gross
 
September 21, 2023 – Norfolk, VA – Chartway Arena
3,936 tickets sold | $161,401 gross
with Nardo Wick

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Facebook: 9.3M Followers

iNSTAGRAM: 3.9M Folloers

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THE HITS

Waka FLOCKA FLAME - "NO HANDS"


WAKA FLOCKA FLAME - "HARD IN DA PAINT"

MiMs – One Sheet

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It didn’t take the rapper MIMS long to come up with the title for his debut album. Both of his parents died by the time he was 13, and it was his love for music that kept him focused on success and out of trouble. That’s why the Washington Heights, New York, rapper named his first album Music Is My Savior — a title that doubles as a clever nod to his last name, Mims.

That same cleverness carried into his smash single “This Is Why I’m Hot,” a skeletal, braggadocio club track that nods to New York, the Midwest, the South, and the hyphy movement all at once. Produced by The Blackout Movement and broken first by DJs, the song went on to sell over 5 million singles and earn an estimated $16 million. Part of its appeal, MIMS says, comes from his willingness to embrace rap outside of New York: “We have every right to be proud… but we do have to pay homage that some of these areas are making great music, like Chi-town, the Dirty South, the West Coast.”

 

He kept the momentum going with “Like This,” a dance-floor-ready follow-up built on heavy bass and a catchy, easy-to-recite chorus. MIMS got his start as a DJ at 13, following in his father’s footsteps, before his interests shifted to production and eventually MCing by the end of high school. Today, his buzz keeps growing — driven by the same hustle and positive outlook that carried him through the hardest parts of his story.

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Spotify – 1.1M Monthly Listeners

YouTube – 19.8K Subscribers

Instagram – 22.3K Followers

X – 35.8K Followers

Facebook – 103K Followers

THE HITS

Mims - This is Why i'm hot

Mims - Like this

Jay Wright Promoted to Northeast Large-Capacity Agent at Universal Attractions Agency

 

Universal Attractions Agency has promoted Jay Wright to Northeast large-capacity agent. He will oversee all hip-hop and R&B bookings in venues with a capacity of 1,500 or more in his territory.

Jay’s roster of artists includes Sleepy Hallow, Styles P, Jon B, Lyfe Jennings, Barrington Levy, The Stylistics, Regina Belle, Evelyn Champagne King, Inner Circle, Trina, S.O.S Band, and J.I. The Prince of New York.

Before Jay’s promotion, he was the Northeast club and theater agent (1,499 capacity and under). As an agent, Jay has put together the successful Barrington Levy “Here I Come” tour in 2025, which ran over 50 dates, and a strong run with Ghostface Killah of Wu-Tang Clan this spring. Jay has also worked extensively with Grammy-winning artist Patti Austin and organized other successful runs for Lyfe Jennings and Jon B. Other artists Jay has worked with include a few shows with UB40 featuring Ali Campbell and a show on the Floetry “Say Yes” tour.

“Jay’s earned this,” said Nick Martucci, GM at Universal Attractions Agency. “He came up through the ranks and has put in the time and effort to get here. He’s dependable, creative, and a great communicator, and buyers and artists alike respect his work. We’re excited to see what comes next for him and the department.”

Jay first joined UAA in January 2023 as an intern and was hired in April, as he finished his last months of college. He is a proud alum of St. John’s University, where he majored in psychology and minored in music. Throughout his time at St. John’s, he also helped secure funding for a music studio on campus, expanding the music program and allowing the school to add new courses.

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It didn’t take the rapper MIMS long to come up with the title for his debut album. Both of his parents died by the time he was 13, and it was his love for and dedication to music that kept him focused on success and out of trouble. That’s why the Washington Heights, New York, rapper named his first album Music Is My Savior. The title carries additional weight, too. “If you think of Music Is My Savior as an acronym, it stands for my last name, which is Mims,” says the rapper, born Shawn Mims. “I wanted to be a little clever about it.”

Clever also describes MIMS’ smash single “This Is Why I’m Hot.” It makes a certain amount of sense that the cut — a skeletal, braggadocio club track that gives nods to classic New York rap, Midwest Hip-Hop, the Southern rap scene and the hyphy movement — has become so popular in clubs and on the radio. The song’s producers, the up-and-coming The Blackout Movement, double as DJs. “They understand what the mentality of a DJ is and that’s where we broke the record, the mixshows,” MIMS explains. “The DJs broke the record, and when a DJ creates a record and another DJ listens to it, they have a connection. I think that’s why a lot of DJs appreciated it.”

Fans have made “This Is Why I’m Hot” one of the biggest songs this century, selling over 5 million singles, earning an estimated $16 million dollars. Part of the song’s appeal comes from MIMS’ willingness to embrace and acknowledge rap from regions outside of New York. “For so long, I think that New York has had this arrogant approach to hip-hop and it’s always been, ‘We’re from New York. We are hip-hop,'” he says. “A lot of times, we don’t necessarily pay homage to those outside our market. We have every right to be proud because of hip-hop being created and started in New York, but we do have to pay homage that some of these areas are making great music, like Chi-town, the Dirty South, the West Coast.”

MIMS will keep the clubs rocking with the equally potent “Like This.” With heavy bass, a tempo ideal for dancing and a catchy chorus, the song is a perfect soundtrack for dancefloors. “I wanted to take a club approach and make a dance record,” he says. “I wanted to keep the lyrics semi-simplistic. I’m not lyrically overstepping myself. I’m keeping myself in a pocket to where I feel people are going to recite the words and be able to feel it.”

Thanks to his mother’s support of his interest in music, MIMS had the confidence to pursue his dreams. In fact, MIMS learned a number of valuable lessons from his mother: to learn from his mistakes and to be mindful of others and your surroundings.

These characteristics helped MIMS as he launched his DJ career at age 13. He wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father, who had a DJ set at his house. Once he started playing songs, MIMS became more interested in the creation of music, and his interests turned to engineering and producing. By the end of high school, though, MIMS became focused on MCing after his friends encouraged him to continue developing his lyrical skills. 

Today, as his buzz continues growing, he constantly impresses people because of his positive outlook on life despite the personal struggles he has endured.

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Carl Thomas

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Grammy-winning R&B; singer renowned for his rich, emotionally resonant vocals and early-2000s classics such as “I Wish” and “Summer Rain.” Raised in Chicago, he was immersed early in the city’s deep soul and gospel traditions—an influence that continues to shape the warmth and honesty of his sound. Before achieving mainstream success, Thomas refined his artistry on the New York City open-mic circuit, where his raw delivery and heartfelt storytelling earned him a reputation as a vocalist of rare authenticity long before wider recognition followed. Today, he continues to captivate audiences worldwide and is also a member of The Chi, a powerful R&B; collective alongside Syleena Johnson and Dave Hollister, uniting three iconic voices to honor classic soul while pushing the genre forward through dynamic live performances and new music.

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Mitch Rossell

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Mitch Rossell’s career is booming. His prolific songwriting and unique artistry have not only won over thousands of monthly listeners across streaming services but also caught the attention of Country music legend Garth Brooks. Rossell joined Garth Brooks on his 2022 stadium tour with just an acoustic guitar, winning over thousands of new fans every night. In addition to opening for Brooks nationwide, Rossell has also written four of Brooks’ singles, including “Ask Me How I Know,” which he wrote by himself, landing his first #1 single.

He also co-wrote: “That’s What Cowboys Do,” All Day Long,” and “Dive Bar.”

The landmark moments haven’t stopped there for Rossell. In December 2022, Mitch received a surprise introduction from Garth Brooks at his Grand Ole Opry debut, where he performed his singles “Son” and “All I Need To See”, “2020” and “R. n into You” feat Trisha Yearwood – which contributed over 39 million streams on Spotify alone.

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Loud & Legendary: The Ultimate ’80s Rock Tribute

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Loud & Legendary: The Ultimate ’80s Rock Tribute – A high-energy production celebrating the biggest anthems of the 1980s, performing three sets: Bon Jovi (by Always Jovi), Def Leppard (by Def Leggend) and Poison (by Shot of Poison). It offers audiences a full night of familiar, sing-along rock hits and works especially well for themed events and broad-demographic programming.

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Max Bartos

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Max Bartos & The Motherfolkers are a New York–based folk and Americana band blending introspective lyricism with anthemic folk-rock energy. Built on storytelling, tight harmonies, and a relentless DIY work ethic, their sound moves fluidly between campfire confessional and full-room sing-along—songs that hold equal space for heartbreak, humor, and the stubborn hope that brings people together.

Fronted by Max Bartos, whose writing draws comparisons to Marcus Mumford, Noah Kahan, Springsteen, and John Prine, the band delivers music that feels both deeply personal and widely relatable. Backed by a dynamic lineup, The Motherfolkers transform Bartos’ songs into high-energy live performances, becoming known for shows that blur the line between audience and performer and turn crowded rooms into shared, communal experiences.

Over the past several years, the band has built momentum through relentless touring and grassroots growth, performing across the Northeast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and West Coast. Their latest release, Waiting At The Crossroads (2025), marks a defining step forward, expanding their sound with greater depth and confidence. In support of the record, they completed a 30-date U.S. tour and recently wrapped a national run as direct support for Brendan James.

Now entering their next chapter, Max Bartos & The Motherfolkers have signed with Universal Attracions Agency (UAA) and Noble Steed Music. They return to the road this June as direct support for Rita Wilson, and in July as direct support for Howie Day, continuing to establish themselves as a compelling and emotionally resonant force on the road, with new music already in progress and a fourth album slated for late 2026.

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Universal Attractions Agency Promotes Gabe Israel to Agent

 

Universal Attractions Agency has promoted Gabe Israel to the position of agent within UAA’s rock & pop department. Based out of the agency’s flagship New York office, Gabe will oversee all rock & pop bookings in the Southern territory, including Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Gabe will act as the responsible agent for Grammy-Nominated country artist Ty Herndon, along with Mitch Rossell and Sophie B. Hawkins, among others. In his new role, he joins a rapidly growing rock & pop department that has recently added veteran booking agents Trip Brown and Brian Swanson.

UAA General Manager Nick Martucci spoke on Gabe’s promotion, saying: “Gabe has put in the work since day one, and this promotion is well earned. He’s got a great ear, he’s built real relationships with artists and buyers, and he’s going to be a strong presence for us across the Southern territory. Excited to see him help grow the rock & pop department.”

Gabe joined UAA as an assistant in December 2024 and was later promoted to agent trainee in February 2026. A Berklee College of Music alum, he grew up playing guitar and later developed a passion for the behind-the-scenes of the music industry.

Regina Belle

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“I’m amazingly blessed. I will never ever say that I’ve lived the perfect life to be shown such favor with God or the people, but here I am,” declares the incomparable Regina Belle. The Academy Award-winning and Multi Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and actress, with a string of hits including “Make It Like It Was,” “If I Could,” “Baby Come To Me,” and “This Is Love,” Regina Belle has made a career following her heart and moving gracefully between the worlds of R&B, Gospel, and Jazz.

She is an entertainer of immeasurable musical talent. This New Jersey native has earned distinction as an international treasure. Her luminous vocals on the Peabo Bryson duet, “A Whole New World” (Grammy’s Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group in 1994) solidified her place as music royalty.

Belle’s vocal abilities were demonstrated at a young age, with her first solo at the age of 8, at Friendship Baptist Church in New Jersey, pastored by her uncle, the late Dr. Fred M. Belle, Jr. The entertainer’s natural gifts were further polished at Dwight Morrow High School and the Manhattan School of Music for Preparatory College, where she studied classical voice training with Inga Wolfe. Although having received a full scholarship to attend Manhattan School of Music, she opted to aim her sights on the elite Rutgers University to study both Africana Studies and Music.

In 1985, Belle left Rutgers University her senior year, just 15 credits shy of completing her degree, to go on the road with the Grammy Award, World Renown Group, THE MANHATTANS. She remained with them for two years before being springboarded into her own career.

Thirty years after leaving Rutgers and 10 albums later, Belle started taking online courses, which earned her a Bachelor’s Degree in Africana Studies and a Minor in Music. Belle walked the stage with her ‘new class’ from Rutgers in May of 2015. She states, “This achievement of finishing my degree which I started almost 30 years ago and finally being done was a bittersweet moment and rates as high as my Grammy Awards.”

Her life is a constant, eventful journey purposeful but not without misfortune. After releasing her first Gospel album in 2008, “Love Forever Shines,” with the hit single “God Is Good,” she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. This devastating news came at the height of her gospel career. After two surgeries and 10 months of rehabilitation, Belle found herself back at the top of her game, ready to take on the world.

Belle’s life experiences and health challenges have made her a champion in the area of caregiving, affording her opportunities to wear different hats. Additionally, she cared for her father and brother all at one time until their passing, and she continues to be a caretaker for her mother. She was honored to have represented AARP as an Ambassador for Caregivers. Belle has enjoyed career success for which many entertainers can only pray.

She can also give thanks for a blessed personal life. She has been married to former NBA player John Battle since 1991. The couple has raised five children and is blessed to have four grandchildren. Bishop John Battle serves as Senior Pastor and Belle, working alongside him as an ordained minister, First Servant, and Minister of Music of their two churches: New Shield of Faith Worship Center in Atlanta, Georgia, and Spread the Word Ministries in College Park, Georgia.

Her latest release, “My Colorful Christmas,” features timeless holiday classics, from the definitive “Silent Night” and “The First Noel” to the spiritual hymns “O Come All Ye Faithful” and “Hark the Herald.” But what Belle does is sprinkle her signature magic and personal touch on each track, which adds an unforgettable emotional depth guaranteed to warm the soul.

In addition to her music career, Regina Belle graduated in the top 5 of her class with a Master of Divinity (MDIV) at the Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC) in May of 2024. She has starred in several movies including “Deadly Sexy,” “The Brewster Project,” “The Walk,” and the Kirk Franklin movie “A Gospel Christmas.” Regina also celebrated 37 years in the music industry on Mother’s Day weekend of 2024.

Regina Belle was recently inducted into the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH-an honor that recognizes her indelible impact on music and culture. This monumental achievement is a testament to her incredible talent, dedication, and lasting legacy.

Regina’s goal is simple: “If I cannot identify with the songs, and if the music does not move my soul, make me feel better, take me up when I’m down or higher when I’m up, then I don’t want to record it, play it, or sing it!”

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