Fifth Harmony signs with UTA for representation. The group behind 33 million+ records and smash singles like “Worth It” and “Work from Home” is back in full strength (minus Camila Cabello), led by a surprise reunion and a visible rise in streaming momentum.
Formed on The X Factor in 2012, Fifth Harmony quickly became one of the decade’s defining girl groups. Their catalogue includes multiple platinum singles, and their video for “Work from Home” broke new ground—becoming one of YouTube’s first girl-group clips to pass 2 billion views. Their live track-record tells the story of legions of global fans: notable headline tours like the 7/27 Tour, Reflection Tour, and PSA Tour saw them packing stadiums across North America, Asia, Europe, and South America. Their early years also included opening slots for major acts and festival appearances in cities like Jakarta, Quezon City, Sydney and Bangkok.
Their streaming numbers reflect the buzz. They now pull in over 15 million monthly listeners on Spotify, especially strong in markets like Jakarta, São Paulo, Quezon City, Sydney, and Bangkok. In the wake of their surprise reunion performance in Dallas during the Jonas Brothers’ tour stop — their first time sharing a stage since their 2018 hiatus — they saw a jump of over one million listeners.
