Rob Eberle

Performing:		Sunday July 27
Stage:		Jambalaya
Set Time:		4:00 – 4:45PM

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Bio:

Rob Eberle is a young, versatile singer, songwriter, and producer, originally from Long Island, NY and now based in Los Angeles, CA. What sets Rob apart is his extraordinary talent for capturing both his own life experiences and those of others through his music. Eberle’s songs serve as windows into the stories and moments of his life and the lives of those around him. Influenced by a diverse array of artists ranging from FINNEAS, Billie Eilish, Jeremy Zucker, all the way to Alexander 23, Eberle has carved out his own genre-bending niche in the realm of darker alternative pop-rock.

The singer/songwriter’s debut EP, “COLLATERAL DAMAGE,” has already achieved 300K streams across all platforms in just a few months, and he’s quickly gaining attention as an artist to watch – with label distribution through earthprogram/Virgin, now underneath the Warner Music Group Umbrella with Sparta, promotional deals alongside brands like Coca Cola, and impressive live appearances with WFNM and BMI in LA, at Elsewhere and MONDO in NYC and at ACL and SXSW in Austin on his resume, to name a few.

Rob has also been featured on Spotify’s New Music Friday Canada & just released his strongest record yet, “goodbye (to someone you love).” The song has been picked up by Top 40 radio, debuting at #122, BREAKING THROUGH and now sitting at #38! Now in rotation with hits like “Birds of a Feather” & “Die with a Smile.” Rob has also made it onto the Indie Singles Chart, currently holding the #1 spot, and is ranked #24 on the Indie Hot 100.

Fresh off his second SXSW run with performances at Mohawk and The Lucky Duck, Rob was recently featured in Audiomack’s Left on Read editorial playlist and sat down for an exclusive Coca-Cola interview that debuted in front of 15,000 people at the Sips & Sounds Festival in Austin, right before Benson Boone’s set. With a rapidly growing fan base and an undeniable presence in the alt-pop/rock scene, Rob Eberle is making waves—and he’s only getting started.