Chris Robinson

Musician, Singer

American Marietta, Georgia, USA

Quick Info

ProfessionMusician, Singer
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth20/12/1966
Age59 years
BirthplaceMarietta, Georgia, USA

Latest News about Chris Robinson

15/05/2025

Chris Robinson announced the release of a new solo album titled 'The Golden Hour' scheduled for late 2025, featuring collaborations with several indie artists. The announcement was made during a live performance at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, where he also revealed plans for a world tour starting in early 2026.

10/03/2025

The Black Crowes celebrated their 35th anniversary with a special reunion concert at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia. Chris Robinson led the performance, which included classic tracks from their early years and a surprise appearance by his brother Rich Robinson, marking their first public collaboration since 2015.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameChristopher Mark Robinson
Known AsChris Robinson

Personal Life

DyslexiaDiagnosed as a young boy

Relationships & More

SpouseCamille Johnson (m. 2020)
Children
  • Ryder Robinson
  • Cheyenne Robinson
Former SpousesKate Hudson (m. 2000–2007)

Family

BrotherRich Robinson (musician)

Career

Bands
  • The Black Crowes (1989-2015, co-founded as Mr. Crowe’s Garden in 1984)
  • Chris Robinson Brotherhood (2011-present, frontman)
  • New Earth Mud
  • As the Crow Flies (2018-present)
Notable Albums
  • Shake Your Money Maker (1990)
  • The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion (1992)
  • Barefoot in the Head (2017)
Collaborations
  • Phil Lesh and Friends
  • Gary Louris
  • Mark Olson
  • Truth & Salvage Co.
  • The Kinsey Report
  • Thee Hypnotics
AwardsInducted into Georgia Music Hall of Fame (2005) with The Black Crowes

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Diagnosed with dyslexia young, used songwriting as outlet
2. Considers songwriting a spiritual practice
3. Writes daily
4. Interviewed for Bennington College creative writing program but chose music
5. Never content, seeks to write better songs
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