Signed: ‘Pretty Little Liars’ Star Bailee Madison Inks Record Deal With Red Van; Graham Barham to Sony Nashville

Bailee Madison — best known as an actor for her roles in films and TV shows including Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, Just Go With It, The Strangers: Prey at Night and A Week Away — has signed with Jonas Group Entertainment’s Red Van Records ahead of the release of her upcoming song, “Kinda Fun,” on Friday (Jan. 12). Madison co-wrote the song with boyfriend Blake Richardson. She previously signed with Jonas Group Publishing and is managed by Rachel Inglesino at Jonas Group Entertainment.

Singer-songwriter Graham Barham has signed with Sony Music Nashville and Disruptor Records. The Louisiana native recently debuted a new single, “Lights On Nobody’s Home,” and will open shows on Adam Doleac‘s Wrong Side of a Sunrise 2024 Tour. Barham is signed to UTA for booking. – Jessica Nicholson

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