“Robert Larrabee Bio: From Dinner Theatre to Original Rock,Blues, Gospel and Country Americana”

Robert Larrabee is a Canadian performer, songwriter, and recording artist with a career built the old-school way: on stage, night after night, learning how to hold a room. He came up through bar bands, theatre work, and dinner-show circuits where timing, storytelling, and connection aren’t optional—they’re the job. That foundation shaped him into a rare kind of frontman: equally comfortable delivering a quiet lyric with intimacy or driving a full room to its feet.

Over the years, that stagecraft evolved into his signature tribute production, An Evening With The Legends—a high-energy, audience-first show featuring impressions of 20+ legendary artists across country, rock, and gospel. It’s a celebration of the music that raised generations, delivered with professional musicianship and the kind of pacing you only get from decades of live performance. The Legends show has earned standing ovations and repeat bookings because it’s more than a setlist—it’s an experience.

Today, Robert’s focus is firmly on what he’s always been at his core: an original artist.

He writes and releases Country Americana / roots-driven originals—songs about love, grit, faith, second chances, and the life lessons that come with time. His catalog includes 50+ published songs, shaped by a storyteller’s eye and a performer’s instinct for what audiences actually feel. That same theatre-trained sense of arc and emotion shows up in his writing: vivid scenes, honest lines, and choruses built to stay with you.

Robert has recorded in Nashville and collaborated with established songwriters, while continuing to build his audience through consistent releases, music videos, and live shows. Whether he’s performing an original like I’ll Be With You—a song about growing old together and a love that outlasts this life—or bringing a room together through shared musical memories, the through-line is the same: connection.

For Robert, the Legends show is part of the story—but the destination is his original music.