British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran is set to sign a new recording deal with Interscope Records, according to multiple reports. The announcement comes after Sheeran leaves Warner Music Group, the label he has worked with for about 15 years. Sources state that Sheeran exits his longtime Warner deal in May and then moves to Interscope. Rolling Stone reports he will ink the new contract after departing Warner Music Group in May. Billboard similarly says Sheeran announced his exit from Warner Music Group in May. The Hollywood Reporter adds that Sheeran’s move follows months after he confirmed his departure from Warner’s home, where he released eight albums during the 15-year partnership. The reports do not specify financial terms or additional details of the Interscope agreement. Overall, the coverage consistently frames the development as a label change after a long-running relationship, with Sheeran transitioning to Interscope Records.