Marc Rebillet at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

From YouTube videos and live streams of his lyrical improvisation skills from his bedroom and around different hotel rooms in 2016, the man quickly found acclaim and fame for his unique talent – while he sings and presses keys on his keyboard wearing boxers and a silky robe. Things haven't changed much – and that's good – as he continues to bring his sexy pair of boxers and robes live on stage, pressing keys on his keyboard that mark the start of an awesome improvised track. This time around, he's headlining the Red Rocks on October 26th, 2023.

With over two million YouTube subscribers and hundreds of millions of accumulated views, he quickly became viral through Reddit and Facebook where he garnered massive attention. Fans soon started flocking to his live improvisation sessions featuring live fan requests. His streams feature lyrical content of anything under the sun – from sex, romance, and eating food over his sick beats.

"It happened very, very quickly…the whole online thing just took off in this very aggressive way. Like, people around the world just started sharing my stuff on Facebook primarily, and my audience on Facebook went from 7,000 or 10,000 followers to, within a week or two, 50,000," he shared with Central Track. Then it was 100,000. And it just kept climbing! And with that spike came all of these booking requests from all over the world…"

Even Billboard hailed Rebillet for his "sexy hooks up his silky sleeves", hailing him as a "Billboard Dance Emerging Artist". In 2020, Clubbing TV named him #2 on their list of Top 40 Live Streaming DJs, claiming that "No one can make you laugh and dance like Marc Rebillet."

Since 2017, he's performed across the country and recorded a slew of live streams in his bedroom, and crashed several hotel rooms with his keyboard, loop station, and silk robes.

Though he's widely known for his humorous lyrics and striking charm, the man takes his music seriously. "The music is the main concern. It needs to sound good in order for me to be able to do anything remotely funny over it," he shared with The Red Bulletin. "There are a lot of serious messages in there now, and I hope the music sounds a little better than it did a few years ago."

As Marc Rebillet hits the Red Rocks on October 26th, make sure to save your spots at the show by booking your tickets now!