Their appearances covered everything from television's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and The Late Show with David Letterman, to arena tours with Tim McGraw and The Dave Matthews Band to headlining six sold-out shows at The Royal Albert Hall in London. Robert's role as spokesperson for The Mavericks was established early on giving him unique opportunities to work independently from the group. This resulted in years of radio and television appearances, including guest hosting several BBC Radio shows, Awards presentations in Canada and the U.K., as well as an appearance on VH-1's The List.
Along with the success of The Mavericks, other efforts highlight Robert's composition and production talents. With partner Scotty Huff, he has composed and produced the soundtrack to over 25 animated short films, many of which have earned the prestigious Andrew Carnegie Medal. In 2001, Robert's collaborative side project, SWAG, with musicians from Wilco, Cheap Trick, and Sixpence None The Richer, released a CD project showcasing Robert's songwriting talents and earning great acclaim. He has produced many albums for such artists as Jon Roniger and Hollywood starlet and recording artist Jenna Von Oy. Most recently, Robert's experience, professionalism and enthusiasm was sought out by the industry-leading, fast-track internet powerhouse Digital Rodeo as a music industry relations consultant, confirming once again that Robert is a highly respected music industry power player.
ROBERT REYNOLDS
Robert Reynolds is a founding member for the Grammy Award winning country/rock group The Mavericks. He co-founded the group in 1989 with band mates Raul Malo and Paul Deakin. Over the next eleven years, The Mavericks released six albums, selling over four million copies worldwide. They have received many awards including: The Country Music Association (CMA), The Academy Of Country Music (ACM), and a Grammy Award, in 1996.
