“The Older I Get” singer Bryan Andrews has signed with WME for global representation across all areas.

Andrews has earned over 1.2 million Instagram followers and 3.6 million TikTok followers, as “The Older I Get” topped Billboard’s Country Digital Song Sales and Digital Song Sales charts, while Andrews topped the Emerging Artists chart.

The Missouri native worked as a pipe welder for over four years while pursuing music. Over the past year, Andrews has gained attention online not only for his traditional country-leaning sound, but also for regularly and boldly discussing his political beliefs on social media, and in the process defying stereotypes of country music entertainers.

Andrews was recently signed to Sony/Disruptor Records, and is managed by 10 and 8 Management’s Nicholas Mishko. His new song, “Are We Great Yet?” will be released March 6.

“I’m truly honored to be part of the WME roster. I’m thankful for the chance to tell my story with a team that shares my belief that history will be told through art,” Andrews said in a statement. “There’s no one else I’d rather tell it with.”

“Bryan has built an undeniable movement, and the growth we are seeing is extraordinary and backed by conviction and connection,” added WME’s Nate Towne. “We are excited to grow his live business globally and help create the right opportunities as his career enters this next phase,” adds WME’s Carrie Murphy. WME’s Abby Wells Baas summed it up with, “Bryan is one of those rare artists whose live show doesn’t just entertain, it converts.”