Welcome to my website.  My music is folk, pop, acoustic rock that is influenced by the likes of Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, The Who, Radiohead and The Beatles.  I am based out of Guelph, Ontario, Canada and I am a songwriter doing everything that I can to bring people together with my music.  I am glad you are here, I hope you enjoy my music as much as I have enjoyed making it. 

Robbie Hancock

"Beg to Differ" is being played on 25 College radio stations all over California, including regular rotation on KCTY The Viking in Long Beach.  The song is part of a compilation called Acoustika volume 9 released by 272 records out of Hollywood California.

 

Thank you very much for visiting my site.  I am glad you are here and I hope you enjoy your stay.  Please sign my guestbook before you leave and I hope to see you at a show soon!!

A little about me...

I am on the road to a music life and I am happier than I have ever been. I am concentrating all of my energy into getting my music to the ears of people in this world in any way possible. That is all I am after. It is quite simple really. I am already a full time professional working musician seven days a week so it is not about the money anymore, it is about helping and bringing people together with my songs.

A very wise man told me once that "The Song is the Star". Only then will you truly be able to treat the song as it was originally written and intended. This philosophy has been the catalyst of my musical independence and my support for all good people and great musicians around me. I have been a true dreamer my whole life, and I have always had stars in my eyes. Now that the stars are lining up in the right place for me, my dreams are finally coming true... thank God.   If you never give up and never surrender in life, and have the drive, determination and perseverance to succeed, you will.

This is not a harmonious world that we live in and quite frankly things are getting worse. The one thing that brings human beings together in all walks of life is music. It brings love and peace to the hearts of those that will embrace it, and in the end, it is all that really matters.

Robbie Hancock