Chris Robinson

Chris Robinson is a rock singer/songwriter from Marietta, Georgia who is perhaps best known as the lead singer for the world-renowned rock and roll band, The Black Crowes. Following a successful career with The Black Crowes that would last over a decade, Robinson decided to branch out on his own with his first solo recording, "The Red Road" in 2002--a hit single that would be featured in the blockbuster film The Banger Sisters that same year. Since then, Robinson has continued to experience success as a solo artist, as well as in his decision to reunite The Black Crowes in 2005--effectively casting Robinson as one of the busiest musicians in rock.