Marc Roberge

Marc Roberge is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist best known as the frontman and lead vocalist of the chart-topping rock band O.A.R. (Of A Revolution). Since co-founding the group in 1996 with his high school friends in Rockville, Maryland, Roberge has been the driving creative force behind O.A.R.’s signature blend of alternative rock, reggae, and jam-band energy. His heartfelt lyrics and impassioned stage presence have helped the band cultivate a devoted fan base and sell out arenas across the country, with standout hits like “Shattered (Turn the Car Around),” “Love and Memories,” and “Heaven.”

Roberge’s work with O.A.R. spans more than two decades and includes numerous studio albums, live recordings, and major festival appearances. The band's live shows—celebrated for their extended improvisations and fan-favorite deep cuts—have become central to its identity, and Roberge’s connection with audiences has been a hallmark of their success. Under his leadership, O.A.R. has not only maintained commercial relevance but has also evolved its sound, blending introspective songwriting with anthemic rock hooks.

Beyond his contributions to O.A.R., Roberge has explored his artistry as a solo performer, delivering stripped-down acoustic sets that spotlight his distinctive voice and emotional storytelling. His solo work delves deeper into personal themes, offering fans a more intimate look at the man behind the music. These performances, often accompanied only by guitar or piano, highlight his skills as a storyteller and performer, independent of the full-band energy.

Whether performing with O.A.R. on the biggest stages or connecting one-on-one with fans in solo acoustic settings, Roberge continues to be a compelling figure in modern rock. His blend of sincerity, showmanship, and songwriting craftsmanship has made him a respected and enduring presence in the music industry.