Robbie Moore is a Birmingham-based composer, musician, and producer. He holds a BMus (Hons) in Jazz Piano from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and has toured internationally as a session musician, performing across the UK, Europe, and North America with artists including Charlotte Church, The Teskey Brothers, and Lucy Rose. His live performances have taken place at venues and festivals including Glastonbury, SXSW, the London Jazz Festival, Eurovision 2023, Paradiso Amsterdam, Shepherds Bush Empire, and the Wales Millennium Centre.

Moore’s compositional work includes jazz, orchestral, choral, and electroacoustic music. Recent projects include a commissioned suite inspired by Black Sabbath, incorporating heavy metal, electronic manipulation, and improvisation, which was completed and toured nationally in 2024. His compositions have been featured as Album of the Week on BBC Radio 6 Music and reviewed in national music publications. Moore uses a combination of traditional instrumentation and software-based sound design in his compositional process.

His discography includes recordings with the Robbie Moore Quartet, Delta Autumn, BIGHEADMODE, and collaborations with Buddy Analogue, Michael Bird, Jericho Noguera, and Quinn Oulton. Moore has contributed to live performances and studio recordings across jazz, contemporary, and electronic music genres.

Touring highlights include the Teskey Brothers ‘Run Home Slow’ European tour (2020), Charlotte Church Late Night Pop Dungeon UK tour (2017), and BIGHEADMODE UK tour (2024). Festival appearances include Benicassim (Spain), Canadian Music Week (Toronto), Green Man Festival, Glastonbury, London Jazz Festival, and Llais 2024 in Cardiff.

Moore’s work spans live performance, composition, and studio production, with an emphasis on original works for recorded and live contexts across multiple musical styles.