WME has signed Katie Atkin and her country music podcast and digital brand Girls in Low Places for global representation.
Founded in 2024, Girls in Low Places has quickly evolved from a UK-born country music podcast into a multifaceted media platform with a growing presence on both sides of the Atlantic. Combining humor, personality and a distinctly international perspective, Girls in Low Places gives fans an authentic look at country music through candid artist conversations, behind-the-scenes access, original social content and live experiences.
Over the past year, Girls in Low Places has featured conversations with Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Thomas Rhett, Shaboozey, HARDY, Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, Carly Pearce, Zach Top and more. The platform has become a destination for country music fans looking to go beyond the traditional artist interview while continuing to champion the artists shaping the genre’s future.
Today, Girls in Low Places reaches a community of more than 100,000 followers across platforms, representing growth of more than 400% in less than a year. Its monthly social reach has climbed as high as 16 million, with coverage surrounding the CMA Awards generating approximately 40 million views.
“Girls in Low Places was built around the idea of creating a home for girls in country music, a place where female voices, stories and perspectives are celebrated, supported and given room to be heard,” shared Atkin. “What started as a passion project, has grown into an incredible community, and I’m so proud of what we’ve built together. Partnering with WME feels like such an exciting next chapter. Their belief in our vision and what Girls in Low Places can become gives us the opportunity to dream bigger and continue building this platform in ways we’ve only begun to imagine. Let’s go girls...we’re just getting started.”
“Katie has created something truly distinctive with Girls in Low Places, combining her natural ability to connect with artists and fans with a fresh, international perspective on country music,” said WME’s Lindsey Dodge. “The growth she has achieved in such a short time is remarkable, and our entire team is excited to represent Katie and Girls in Low Places as they expand across media, live experiences and new opportunities around the world.”
At WME, Atkin and Girls in Low Places will be represented by Lindsey Dodge, Sara Pincus, Beth Hamilton, Abby Wells Baas, Millie Webber and Hannah Spark.
Girls in Low Places podcast episodes are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube. For more information, follow on Instagram @thegirlsinlowplaces and TikTok @girlsinlowplacespodcast.
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