With a name that echoes through the halls of music history, Robin Schulz has amassed a staggering array of achievements that have solidified his status as one of the industry's most successful artists. Across the past years, he has garnered over 800 Gold, Platinum, and Diamond awards in 30 countries. As the most successful German artist abroad of all time, Schulz also set an unmatched record in his home country with an astounding 14 airplay #1 hits. Now, two years after the release of his highly acclaimed album "IIII," the Grammy-nominated DJ and producer is ready to unveil his fifth studio album, "PINK."
The story of Robin Schulz is a testament to the extraordinary power of dreams. Born and raised in a medium-sized German city with a population somewhere in the 160,000s and an excitement level that can be described as middle-rate at best, Schulz has transcended boundaries and become a global sensation. Traveling the world nonstop to play packed clubs, the world’s biggest festivals such as Tomorrowland, Parookaville, Ultra Music Festival, or his annual summer residency at Pacha, Ibiza, he captivates audiences with his electrifying performances. Schulz's fairytale-like success story began in 2014 when he first ascended to the top of worldwide singles charts with his acclaimed remix of "Waves (feat. Mr. Probz)" and landed his breakthrough global uber-hit “Prayer in C (feat. Lilly Wood & The Prick)”. “Sugar (feat. Francesco Yates)” followed shortly after in 2015. That song recently made its entry into Spotify’s Billions Club.

Blending elements of house, electro, and pop, Schulz quickly emerged as Germany's most successful musical export, dominating charts with numerous #1 hits in over 20 countries. His immense popularity is further highlighted by over 20 million sales and an astonishing 12 billion streams worldwide. These past months, Schulz made waves with his collaborations with Oliver Tree ("Miss You," over 800 million global streams to date), Tom Walker (“Sun Will Shine”), and his rework of “Killer Queen” alongside the song’s original recording artist FIL BO RIVA. During the Coronation concert for King Charles at Windsor Castle, he took to the stage for a performance with Take That and Calum Scott.