Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges has signed with talent agency CAA for US representation, following his North American touring debut last year. The move comes after he performed to more than 40,000 fans across the US and Canada, culminating in a sold-out show at New York's Beacon Theatre, marking a significant step in expanding his profile beyond the UK and Ireland.

Bridges began his stand-up career in 2004 at age 17 and has since entertained more than two million fans worldwide through record-breaking arena tours, including 63 sold-out shows at Glasgow's OVO Hydro and SEC venues, the most by any artist at those venues. He has released five chart-topping stand-up specials, a bestselling autobiography and a novel, and has featured on television shows including Live at the Apollo and his own BBC series. He recently fronted a BBC documentary on football culture ahead of the 2026 World Cup and is preparing to tour the UK and Ireland with his new show, Here If You Need Me, while continuing to be managed by Rick Hughes at Off the Kerb.