Billie Eilish is taking on new management, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The global superstar has signed with veteran talent manager Jason Owen , whose Sandbox Entertainment reps Kacey Musgraves and Kelsea Ballerini. Owen will be managing Finneas , Eilish’s brother and longtime producer, as well.
Eilish and Finneas had been represented by Danny Rukasin and Brandon Goodman of Best Friends Music Management for the past decade. The two, along with Eilish and Finneas’ mom Maggie Baird, played a key role in steering the singer’s ascent from viral sensation to award-winning artist, registering over 100 million Spotify subscribers and a string of top 10 hits during their time together, including the chart-topping “Bad Guy,” “Everything I Wanted,” “Therefore I Am” and “Birds of a Feather.” Owen is a longtime music executive with roots in country.
Launching Sandbox Entertainment back in 2010, after holding executive roles at Universal Music Nashville, Owen expanded his reach into television, film and Broadway, working on such projects as the 2023 documentary June , about June Carter Cash, the stage sensation Shucked and primetime drama Monarch . Owen has shared in Grammy, Emmy and Tony wins among his award accolades, but it’s his golden touch when it comes to managing female artists that have made Owen an industry standout beyond Nashville. Eilish first came to prominence in 2015 with her viral single “Ocean Eyes,” which Finneas wrote.
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