Ed Sheeran to Leave Warner Music Group, Sign New Deal with Interscope Records

Ed Sheeran is leaving Atlantic Records/Warner Music Group after 15 years to sign a new deal with Interscope Records, a subsidiary of Universal Music Group. The move marks a major label shift for the singer-songwriter, whose previous deal with Warner Music Group ended earlier this year. Terms of the Interscope deal have not been disclosed.

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The change is a big one for Sheeran, who's spent the entirety of his career so far at Atlantic, a subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

His deal with WMG ended earlier this year, and by jumping to Interscope, he'll now be under the umbrella of Universal Music Group, the largest major label in the world.

The terms of Sheeran's Interscope deal were not disclosed.

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