Muse, the genre-blending British rock institution that has spent the past two decades toggling between dystopian anxiety and symphonic bombast, has signed with Wasserman for representation in both North and South America. The band continues to be managed globally by Three Six Zero.

This new agency alignment comes on the heels of their latest single, Unravelling, released last month via Warner Music—a track that leans into their trademark tension-and-release formula with a polished edge that suggests they’re still quite comfortable taking a wrecking ball to existential dread.

Muse currently boasts more than 19 million monthly listeners on Spotify, with London, Mexico City, Jakarta, São Paulo, and Santiago serving as their most rabid hubs. The band remains a global touring force, having headlined the likes of Rock in Rio, Reading and Leeds, and Mad Cool in recent years, with 2024 dates including stadium gigs and major festival appearances across Europe and South America.

For a band that has long made spectacle its signature—sci-fi operatics, LED everything, and lyrics that wouldn’t be out of place in a Philip K. Dick fever dream—this move signals that the Muse machine is far from unplugged.