Contact Eminem (Marshall Mathers) [Address, Email, Phone, DM, Fan Mail]

Eminem is a superstar, having made his mark on the music industry and Hollywood alike. Beloved by fans for his early work which gained him mainstream popularity in 1999 after the release of his major-label debut album The Slim Shady LP. Understandably, he has had a huge fan base ever since. Year after year, he continues to captivate audiences with his raw and in-your-face lyrics that hold no punches. 

Given his popularity, it’s not surprising that Eminem receives a lot of fan mail. Many fans would love to get an autograph from him, but they often wonder “does Eminem read his fan mail?” The answer is yes!

Eminem has been known to respond to at least some of his fan mail, although not a lot. So while he may not be among the top celebrities that respond to fan mail there is still a chance that you could get a response from Slim Shady, although perhaps not if your name is Stan.

We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the most current and reliable addresses, emails, and phone numbers available, enabling you to connect with Eminem directly or through his representatives with ease.

Eminem Contact Information Quick Reference

Eminem
Photo of Eminem
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Rapper, Songwriter, Record Producer, Actor
Eminem is an American rapper, songwriter, record producer, and actor. Often regarded as one of the most influential and talented artists in the hip-hop genre, his provocative lyrics and exceptional storytelling abilities have garnered him a massive global following and numerous awards throughout his illustrious career.
Born: October 17, 1972
Birthplace: St. Joseph, Missouri, United States
Represented by: Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
Address:
c/o Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles CA, 90067
Phone: +1 424 288 2000
Fax: +1 424 288 2900
Email: info@caa.com
POC: Chris Silbermann of Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
Signature
Eminem's Autograph

Eminem’s Fan Mail Responses

Still of Eminem in Eminem Presents: The Anger Management Tour

As Eminem’s career was really taking off in the early 2000’s he was very good at responding to fan mail and interacting with his fans. As his career has continued to pick up steam, that level of personal interaction was likely unsustainable for him to keep up. That’s why getting a response from Eminem is no longer an easy task. But that’s not to say that it’s impossible.

Sometimes getting a response to your fan mail takes a bit of ingenuity and that’s what the resources on this page are here for. I have accumulated all of the best contact information for the Marshall Mathers AKA Eminem. So if you’re a fan of Eminem, don’t hesitate to write him a letter – you might just get a response! And if you don’t, that’s okay too. Sometimes the simple act of writing fan mail to an artist you admire can be quite therapeutic and that is worth the effort in itself.

How to Send Fan Mail to Eminem

Stan music video (Eminem Fan Mail)
credit: Eminem/Aftermath Entertainment/Interscope Records

Regardless of how you’ve come to know him, it’s likely that Eminem’s music has had an impact on you in some way or another. If you would like to send fan mail to one of the most revered rappers in America, whether it’s to simply send a message of thanks or perhaps request an autograph through the mail, then the process is pretty simple. Since Eminem sometimes responds to fan mail or even sends fans free autographs through the mail it’s worth a shot. If you would like to reach out to him, you can use this simple fan mail template to get started. Then simply try reaching out via the addresses below. Good luck!

Write To Slim Shady

Sending fan mail is a great way to express your love and support for the iconic rapper. Slim Shady is actually associated with a number of different addresses that you can send fan mail to. So if one method doesn’t work out for you, keep trying and you may be lucky enough to get a response like many of Eminem’s diehard fans have over the years.

One option to contact Eminem is to reach out to his production company Shady Films or his record label which both share the same address. Shady Records is an American record label specializing in hip-hop music. Eminem and his manager Paul Rosenberg founded the label in 1999 after the highly successful release of The Slim Shady LP. You can send your fan mail to Eminem via the following address:

Eminem
Shady Films LLC
15821 Ventura Blvd, Suite 370
Encino, CA 91436

Eminem
Shady Records
151 Lafayette St, 6th Fl
New York, NY 10013
USA
PHONE: +1 212 324 2410
FAX: +1 212 324 2415

Marshall Mathers started Shady Records with his manager Paul Rosenberg. You can reach out to him at the following address:

Eminem
℅ Paul Rosenberg
Def Jam Recordings
825 Eighth Ave.
28th Floor
New York, NY 10019
USA
PHONE: (212) 333-8000
FAX: (212) 603-7931

Eminem
℅ Paul Rosenberg
99 Washington Ave., Suite 805a
Albany, NY 12210
USA
PHONE: (212) 331-2315

Eminem’s talent agency is Geffen Records, which is owned by Interscope. 

Eminem
Geffen Records
2220 Colorado Ave
Santa Monica, CA 90404
USA
PHONE: (310) 865-1000

Not only does Eminem own a record label and production company, but a restaurant too! It might sound crazy, but yes, you can send fan mail to the restaurant. With some luck, your letter will get passed on to Mr. Mathers himself.

Eminem
c/o Mom’s Spaghetti Restaurant
2131 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
USA

Eminem’s Email and Phone Number

Eminem in the studio
credit: Eminem/Instagram

If you would prefer to send Eminem an email, you can reach him at ICM Partners, where he is represented by Chris Silbermann, at (310) 550-4043 (phone) (310) 550-4100 (fax) or csilbermann@icmtalent.com.

ICM Partners
10250 Constellation Blvd
35th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90067
USA
PHONE: +1 (310) 550 4000
FAX: +1 (310) 550 4055

Write Slim Shady at his Next Concert

This idea might honestly be your best chance of contacting Dove Cameron. Sending fan mail to singers at the venues they will be performing at is known as via venue fan mail. It’s just a matter of proper timing and a little bit of research. First look at he tour dates and find the address for where she will be performing with a quick Google search. Then simply send your letter about a week in advance so that it arrives ahead of the date that Dove will be performing. With any luck, management at the venue will pass on your letter!

Send Him a DM

Finally, some celebrities have been known to respond on social media. You can try contacting Eminem directly that way. He’s active on Instagram and Twitter, and he occasionally responds to messages from fans. With a little persistence and proper technique, you should be able to get in touch with Eminem.

A reply from your favorite celebrity is always a great feeling. Fan mail can be a great way to get their attention and possibly even an autograph. To increase your chances of getting a reply, be sure to include a self-addressed stamped envelope. Who knows, you might just get that fan mail response you’ve always wanted. 

About Marshall Mathers

Marshall Bruce Mathers III, better known by his stage name Eminem, is one of the most successful and controversial rappers of all time. Born on October 17, 1972, in St. Joseph, Missouri, he spent his early years in Detroit, Michigan, where he developed a love for hip-hop music.

Growing up in a predominantly African-American neighborhood, Mathers faced many challenges, including poverty, family instability, and bullying. His mother, Debbie Mathers, struggled with addiction and mental health issues, and his father abandoned the family when Mathers was just a baby. These experiences would later inform his music and lyrics, which often dealt with themes of personal struggle, social injustice, and emotional pain.

Despite his difficult upbringing, Mathers showed an early talent for rap music, and began performing in local clubs and contests as a teenager. He released his first independent album, “Infinite,” in 1996, but it failed to gain much attention. Undeterred, Mathers continued to hone his craft, and in 1997, he caught the attention of Dr. Dre, one of the most respected and successful producers in the music industry.

With Dr. Dre’s guidance, Mathers released his major-label debut album, “The Slim Shady LP,” in 1999. The album was a critical and commercial success, thanks in part to the hit singles “My Name Is” and “Guilty Conscience.” However, its lyrics, which were often violent, misogynistic, and homophobic, generated controversy and backlash from some quarters. Mathers defended his lyrics as a form of artistic expression and social commentary, but he also acknowledged that they could be offensive and hurtful to some listeners.

Despite the controversy, Mathers continued to release successful albums, including “The Marshall Mathers LP” (2000), “The Eminem Show” (2002), and “Encore” (2004). He also ventured into acting, starring in the semi-autobiographical film “8 Mile” in 2002, which earned him critical acclaim and an Academy Award for Best Original Song.

In the years that followed, Mathers faced personal struggles, including a tumultuous marriage, a battle with prescription drug addiction, and the death of his best friend and fellow rapper, Proof. These experiences, along with his ongoing battles with mental health issues, informed his later albums, including “Relapse” (2009), “Recovery” (2010), and “The Marshall Mathers LP 2” (2013). These albums were generally more introspective and personal than his earlier work, and reflected Mathers’ struggles with addiction, depression, and grief.

Throughout his career, Mathers has been celebrated as one of the most talented and innovative rappers of his generation. He has won numerous awards, including 15 Grammy Awards, and has sold over 150 million records worldwide. His impact on the music industry and popular culture is difficult to overstate, and he has inspired countless artists and fans with his honesty, vulnerability, and raw talent.

However, Mathers’ legacy is also marked by controversy and criticism. His lyrics have been accused of promoting violence, misogyny, and homophobia, and his public persona has been characterized as angry, confrontational, and divisive. Some critics have also accused him of cultural appropriation, and of using his white privilege to exploit and profit from black culture.

Despite these criticisms, Mathers remains a beloved and influential figure in hip-hop music, and his contributions to the genre will continue to be celebrated and debated for years to come.

FAQs

Who is Marshall Mathers’ manager?

Marshall Mathers’ agent is CAA’sChris Silbermann

What is Marshall Mathers’ fan mail address?

You can write to Marshall Mathers via CAA at:
2000 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067
USA

What is Marshall Mathers’ phone number?

While Marshall Mathers’ personal phone number is not public information, you can reach him by phone through his representatives by calling Shady Records at +1 212 324 2410.

What is Marshall Mathers’ email?

You can get in contact with Marshall Mathers via email by reaching out to CAA at info@caa.com.

27 thoughts on “Contact Eminem (Marshall Mathers) [Address, Email, Phone, DM, Fan Mail]”

  1. Michelle Goodrich

    You sing my pain.

    Thanks for mentioning the aging process. It was a relief to hear you sing about a 50 year old woman….lol

    There is hope. Haha

    Want to hang out sometime?

  2. Mathers,
    My name is Benjamin Church. I am a paramedic outside the city of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. I wanted to take a moment and thank you for your honesty with your fan base about the substance abuse issues you faced and how you corrected it.
    I see the effect of narcotic and alcohol abuse everyday in my line of work. And a large portion of the time, my efforts make little difference in the lives of those I treat. I hear the same line that ” Paramedics don’t understand the struggle ” and that we see those patients as a tax on the Healthcare system. The truth of the matter is, I understand the importance of treating it like it is, a medical condition. What many of us don’t understand is that the brain, like any other organ, can become afflicted with illness to some extent. I didn’t fully understand that until I became a PTSD patient. When you released “I’m not afraid”, it gave me the chance to understand that are plenty of people that were afraid, based largely because of the stigma associated with mental health. When you released that track, without I think 100 percent intention, you showed the world, or at least a public servant, that you could take a negative and turn it into a strength that would rival Hercules. Then in 2020, you did the freestyle about Donald Trump and the backlash Calvin Kapernick took in his form of silent, non-violent protest. And you said publicly what many of us were saying privately about the hate and racism and the attitude of Right vs. Left. Therein again showing a Herculean Strength without resorting to violence. You made your performance platform an instrument to get a message out without resorting to violence. Martin Luther King Jr. Would have been proud of the way you conducted yourself. I was a fan before you became sober and made these milestones, but it reinforced the appreciation I have for artists who use their voice and platform for the benefit of others.
    I was an orchestra musician in high school, and miss performing music. It’s a gift few will ever fully understand. But from rap to classical, there is a talent and gift required for this ability. I doubt I will ever hear back from you in regards to this letter, butI simply wanted to thank you and to tell you that “I’m not afraid ” had a very positive impact and allowed me to become a better advocate for my patients, allowing me to fight for a better healtcare system.
    In closing: Thank you for the impact you had in my life and for showing a positive outcomes even when you feel like your world is collapsing around you.

    Benjamin Church, Paramedic

  3. Kim Carol Diamond

    Marshall, I wonder if you ever actually come to this page and read your Fan Mail. There may be hope for me yet. It’s Kim Carol Diamond. I just wanted to apologize for my bitchiness last night. It was totally uncalled for. I was just so darn frustrated with MYSELF for never having the cash flow to do the most important things in life. Like sending you the dough to get my VIP Pass. I cried for an hour straight. Sigh, so, if I could please tell you, I really do love you with all of my heart and soul, and I truly feel bad about how I just left you hanging by abruptly leaving the conversation. I can be really difficult to handle sometimes. Can you please find it in your heart to forgive me?
    I didn’t mean to come off as so rude and uncaring. I’m not normally like that. Sorry.
    I will always love you deeply. Kimmy D.

  4. Hello Eminem I’m in love with your music if you could try to get your concert in Fall River I’m a 9 year old girl and I want to come up on stage with you please

    Sincerely
    Victoria

  5. Hi MM!
    I thought you were hot then … but you are hotter than ever now.
    I wish to meet you someday. I love you and your music and your passion for music.

    Leilani

  6. Hi Marshall… I have so much to say but I just don’t know where to start… All I know is that I would rather meet God than you… I wish you the best of luck. My girls and I send our regards. Be good. 🖤🖤🖤

  7. Dear Mr. Mathers,
    You & your work/talent is therapy for millions.
    I’m just one, out of the millions, old woman who is impressed with your drive & sweetness in your heart. You deserve all the best life has to give you & I wish you well. ❤️. Thank you.

  8. My name is Rob I’m from New Jersey it is my dream to meet Eminem. I try to rap I quit and quit . Can anyone text me and have a chance of Eminem coming to New Jersey ?

  9. Yo em,
    I am 16 years old and I got inspired by you to make music, I write raps and produce music, I know you are a very busy man but I’d love to ask you one simple question, how do you make it in the rap game?

    Kind regards and biggest fan (you probably hear that alot)

    @DJAY K (stage name)
    Kaden noble (real name)

  10. Marshal,
    I lost my brother in 2015 I feel a connection to you would love to talk more. Praying I might hear back.

  11. Hi there Em .>

    I know it is almost impossible to read all your Emails, messages, comments, etc.
    but you know, there is always HOPE because even the word IMPOSSIBLE itself says, “IM POSSIBLE”
    Anyway, I just want to thank you for being such a LEGEND!

    I really wish that one day I wiill have the opportunity to see /or meet you.

    Warm regards,
    M

  12. Shirley Sylva

    I am looking for a singer to come to sing for my daughter graduation. She has worked very hard and she will be going to college in the fall she has been notice for being the nicest kid in the school. I am not rich we come from a small town called Richford, VT

  13. Ashleigh Fowlds

    yo marshal ur music is great it gets me through my shit cus me dad left me too for drugs snd i can relate to a lot of the words ur sayin. but hey im getting through it thanks to you. i was meant to share a birthday with u but i was born a day early. anyways love u man just know u should be proud of how many people adore you like me. cya ash

  14. Hey eminem I really love you you have helped me so much and mockingbird is my favorite song because it reminds me of my dad and people don’t understand the way its like growing up like the way we did I wish we can meet sometime but I doubt it because my family doesn’t have much money but I love you Eminem 💜 💜💙💕💖💞

  15. Hey Marshall
    I just wanted to say thank you for your music. My favorite song is Not Afraid. This song has gotten me through a lot. Divorce, drugs and almost dying this last year. I beat cancer. I found out on Monday. I got my pet scan back, and I’m cleared from Non Hodgkins Lymphoma. Thank you again for your music. And for being 40 something you look good. I’m 54 and I still listen to you. Love you Marshall 💕💕

  16. Hey, Shady. i hope you are doing great. i listen your songs every single day. and i can say that you are an amazing dad. u make me feel better. i love you and your Hailie baby. i want you to be happy and feel good in your lifetime. thank you Shady. thank you for everything that you gave me. you always motivate me and make me feel that i can win even im alone. all you did is self-made. so you always reminde me i can get whatever i want. just remember that you are the best ever, every moment that you breathe. and i will be your fan till i die. and try to not die before me. I love u Marshall. feel good always.

  17. Hi! Eminem
    I have tried so hard
    to get in touch with
    you. Reason being is I’m sickly I have had epilepsy since age 5 & now 2 autoimmune diseases&everytime you come I’m sick
    But I am not going to be this time.I have been doing a lot of reading during covid to heal
    my self & I have a Book next to me. Your smart Em you
    probably no if u have an autoimmune disease & it’s in check you can reset
    your immune system. That’s what
    my cousin the nurse is going to do
    for me what a gift.
    Eminem Your my all
    Time Favorite&I Love the til I collapse beat it is Awesome something about that beat I don’t stop moving it just
    Replays n I get a awesome work out
    Eminem is their any
    way I could please by tickets off you for your New York Show I just need 2
    Me & My Cousin I
    can’t get them anywhere & I’ll be so depressed if I don’t see you
    Please get back to
    Me Eminem I Love you & your music it
    gets me threw the day Thank You In Advance For Taking
    Time To Read This
    I hope you had a beautiful Easter
    Hopefully I Hear Back
    Michelle

  18. I feel connected to you Marshall, I have very vivid dreams of you. I would live to meet you somehow, somewhere, someday. I’m 48 years old and I have listened to you from the beginning

    Sincerely
    Angie

  19. Lisa maire Thorne/ paisley

    Marshall bruce Mather’s I’ve tried year’s to reach out and failed I’m almost 40 year’s old 1st August 1983 I love everything about you your amazing inside out such a shame you can’t talk to some women I’ve tried on Instagram 🤣 failed your one of a kind a true honest man a fantastic one at that I’m Lisa maire Thorne your amazing xxxx

  20. Eminem you inspired me by doing my best and never to top believing in my dreams thanks for everything and I want to rap but I don’t know how to make a huge name like youres.

    From
    Catelyn

  21. I have conducted a small poll within my imediate Peer group. ( In IL) Question “is Marshal Mathers an a$$h07e or a truth talker?” Out of 20 people we are stuck at 10 to 10. I think you are a truth talker. I did not sway either side in any way. I assigned my mother (70 years old to look you up, listen to your music, see any interviews that you have done) and give an opinion next Friday,s family meal) She will be the tie breaker. She is retired and has plenty of time on her hands. Either way the vote comes out, we do all wish you well, good health and great prosperity.

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