Billions’ Adam Voith, Andrew Colvin Join WME Nashville, Bringing Mumford & Sons, Bon Iver, Many Others

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Adam Voith and Andrew Colvin have joined WME’s Nashville office, with the former Billions agents bringing major artists including Bon Iver, Dawes, Brett Dennen, Robert Ellis, Jason Isbell, Lucero, Kevin Morby, Mumford & Sons, Erin Rae, The Staves, Justin Townes Earle, and Vampire Weekend. 

– Adam Voith

The duo join from Billions where they worked with a  roster including Bon Iver, Dawes, Brett Dennen, Robert Ellis, Jason Isbell, Lucero, Kevin Morby, Mumford & Sons, Erin Rae, The Staves, Justin Townes Earle, and Vampire Weekend. 

“Andrew and Adam have distinguished themselves with their impeccable taste, stellar reputations, and a unique understanding of artists’ needs.  Since arriving in Nashville less than a decade ago, they have already had a significant impact on the music community here,” said Scott Clayton, Head of WME’s Rock Division and Co-head of the Nashville office.  “Andrew and Adam are a tremendous addition to our team as we continue to build out our contemporary business in Nashville,” added Jay Williams, Partner and Co-Head of WME’s Nashville office.  “We look forward to working with them to provide their artists with further resources to support their careers.”

Colvin moved to Nasvhille in 2012 and subsequently to Billions in 2014 after nearly a decade at Ground Control Touring in New York, representing artists including The Baseball Project, Blue Rodeo, Brett Dennen, Cory Chisel, Dawes, Justin Townes Earl, Jason Isbell and others. He’s been nominated for Third Coast Agent of the year at the annual Pollstar Awards.

Voith moved to Nashville in 2011, and has been in the business for nearly two decades working at various boutique agencies. The artists he represents include Amason, Bear’s Den, Blank Range, Bon Iver, Dams of the West, Hiss Golden Messenger, Kevin Morby, The Mountain Goats, Mumford & Sons, Erin Rae, ROSTAM, The Staves, The Tallest Man on Earth, and Vampire Weekend.  Voith earned a nod from Pollstar as Third Coast Agent of the Year, and has been nominated multiple times for the Bobby Brooks Agent of the Year award. His client Mumford & Sons took home Major Tour of the Year in 2014.

Billions has long been a revered agency, run by David Viecelli with a roster including Arcade Fire, Fleet Foxes, Death Cab For Cutie, and many others.  

– Andrew Colvin

The announcement come as WME has bolstered its presence in Nashville with the addition of Scott Clayton joining WME as head of the agency’s rock division and Co-Head of the Nashville office, alongside Rob Beckham, Greg Oswald and recently promoted co-heads, Joey Lee and Jay Williams. 

The addition of Mumford & Sons is particularly big, as the group can sell out arenas and in 2017 sold 24,884 tickets to BB&T Pavilion in New Jersey according to Pollstar  records. 

WME’s Nashville office also welcomed Matthew Morgan and Buster Phillips. Among many clients who transitioned with Clayton, Morgan and Phillips to WME are John Mayer, Dead & Company, Kings of Leon, Phillip Phillips and Train.