JB Roberts
Remember, no matter how far you’ve wandered, there’s always an invitation home.
JB Roberts has been singing since he was five years old, when a kindergarten teacher first recognized his gift. That early spark lit a lifelong passion for music that carried him from talent shows to bar stages — and eventually through some of life’s darkest valleys. After years spent chasing success, battling addiction, and walking away from music altogether, JB found healing through faith, family, and purpose. Now a husband, father, worship leader, and small business owner, JB returns to music not for fame, but to tell the truth of his journey. His latest project, More Than You Know, is a soulful reflection of a life redeemed, raw, real, and rooted in grace.
MTYK
Get ready for a powerful debut from singer-songwriter JB Roberts, whose upcoming album More Than You Know (MYTK) is a raw, soulful collection of songs born from a life fully lived and fully redeemed. From childhood talent to a season of darkness, and ultimately to restoration and purpose, JB’s story is woven into every lyric. This isn’t just music, it’s testimony. Blending honest storytelling with gospel roots, southern soul, and country grit, MTYK captures the beauty of brokenness, healing, and faith. Whether you’re walking through struggle or standing in victory, this album meets you there, reminding you that you’re never too far gone, and you’re more loved than you know. MTYK drops this November. Follow JB Roberts for release updates, behind-the-scenes content, exclusive previews, and get ready to experience music that doesn’t just sound good, it says something.
More Than Music
JB’s “More Than You Know” isn’t just an album, it’s a rescue and redemption story. A new journey, this time with purpose, identity, and faith. Through soulful melodies and raw lyrics from influences like Garth Brooks, Joe Cocker, James Taylor, and Led Zeppelin, JB shares the story of a life restored: a man, husband, father, and worship leader who’s been broken and rebuilt by grace. His music resonates because it’s real, rooted in love, shaped by struggle, and anchored in God. This is more than music. This is a return to what matters most.
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