Chris Milo is a dynamic singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, actor, and dancer from Long Island, NY. Of Puerto Rican/Cuban and Italian descent, he was featured on the cover of Newsday for their “Beyond Cover Bands” story and has lit up stages across NYC and Long Island, including The Suffolk Theater, The Bitter End, and My Father’s Place.

Chris has opened for legends like Randy Jackson (Zebra), The Blues Project, and Billy Joel’s original band, The Lords of 52nd Street. Known for his soulful voice and magnetic stage presence.

A seasoned Latin ballroom dancer, Chris has competed internationally and performed in film, TV (USA Network), and theater. Influenced by Otis Redding, Nina Simone, Ritchie Valens, and Marc Anthony, his music blends vintage soul with modern pop energy.

As one of the standout young performers of his generation, Chris represents the next wave of elite, high-level talent making their mark on the industry.