Todd Honeycutt

Todd Honeycutt grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, where at the age of five, he was playing piano by ear. Although having a natural ability to hear and sing harmonies in his childhood years, he had seen himself more as growing up to be keyboardist in a band. However, he later realized it was his singing voice that was his forte. His vocal influences were strictly R&B in his teens and 20's, listening to and emulating Stevie Wonder, Luther Vandross, Prince, and others. He didn't start performing on stage until his 20's, appearing in many musical theatre productions in Atlanta, Georgia while working a full time office job. During that time, he had the once-in-a-lifetime experience of being in the choir for the Centennial Olympic Games: Opening Ceremonies (1996). After getting paying jobs as a singer, he realized after many years that his passions lie in music. He jumped off the cliff and left the security of his day job and began a career as a full time performer. As fate would have it after a few years of performing with bands and on cruise ships, Todd had the great privilege to sing backup vocals on the Elton John album "Peachtree Road" in 2004, and subsequently toured Europe and the U.S. with him in 2005. After moving to Los Angeles in 2008, Todd began singing with the world renowned Los Angeles Master Chorale. He has sung on many film soundtracks including The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010), Godzilla (2014) and Jersey Boys (2014). He also had the silly opportunity to be part of a choir singing "The Star Spangled Banner" (WAY off key) in a promo for the Comedy Central Roast of Roseanne (2012), conducted by Roseanne herself.