Keith Robinson

“When I step onstage, half the people in the audience know I'm about to sing, and half have no idea that I can." In a world where talent takes you far, Keith Robinson is ahead of the game. A true triple threat, having mastered acting, singing and songwriting, with over eighty film and television projects and three albums under his belt, he has positioned himself as one of Hollywood's most versatile talents and a bon a fide star. Born in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Keith set his sights on music and the performing arts early on before attending the University of Georgia and then relocating to Los Angeles to follow his dreams. In 2005, Keith's career reached new heights when he was cast as C.C. White in the blockbuster film Dreamgirls where he starred opposite superstars Beyonce, Jennifer Hudson, Jamie Foxx & Eddie Murphy. Keith’s standout voice is heard on six songs on the film's soundtrack, including the solo anthem, "Patience”, which earned him a nomination that he performed live during the 2008 Oscars telecast. As Keith's star began to rise as a bona fide actor, in 2009, Keith also began recording his debut album. In March 2017, Keith released his sophomore album Love Episodic that featured the hit singles “Famous”, “Just Kissed” & “Love Somebody” and his single “Never Be You” was featured on the 2018 release of the singer's first mix-tape entitled Trapasodic Love. Keith resides in Los Angeles and currently stars in the musical drama entitled Saints & Sinners.