Brandi Carlile is shifting her worldwide representation from Wasserman to CAA and management from Red Light to Phantom Management, which is overseen by her wife, Catherine Carlile.

Catherine Carlile has played a key role in running Brandi's philanthropic organization, The Looking Out Foundation, which has raised more than $6m for a variety of grassroots causes. She will be assisted at Phantom by touring-industry veteran Carolyn Snell, who spent the past three years at Red Light.

Beyond working on her second book for Harper Collins imprint Dey Street Books, Brandi is gearing up for the sixth edition of her Girls Just Wanna Weekend in Riviera Maya, Mexico, 1/16-20. The lineup also features Shania Twain, Maren Morris, Brandy Clark, Lucius and Muna.

The 11-time Grammy winner's most recent album, 2021's In These Silent Days, was released by Low Country Sound/Elektra. Carlile has also spent the past several years helping Joni Mitchell return to live performance, including a two-night Hollywood Bowl run earlier this month.

Brandi's longtime band members Phil and Tim Hanseroth will also be managed by Phantom. The pair's debut album, Vera, was released in July.