Bob Eubanks: lifetime in entertainment
From Rock 'n Roll to Country Music
Bob Eubanks began his illustrious career as a top rock ‘n roll dee-jay at KRLA in Los Angeles, dominating the airwaves for seven years. In 1972, he transitioned to country music, becoming the exclusive promoter for Merle Haggard and managing stars like Dolly Parton and Barbara Mandrell.
The Beatles and Beyond
Bob Eubanks is the only living person to have produced Beatles concerts during all three of their American tours. His show, "Backstage with the Beatles," captivates audiences with unique behind-the-scenes stories. After the Beatles, Bob promoted concerts for The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, becoming one of America’s most successful concert promoters.
Television Icon
On television, Bob hosted and produced hit game shows like "The Newlywed Game" and "Card Sharks." With nine Emmy Awards and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, his contributions to TV are legendary.
Producer and Keynote Speaker
Bob’s production credits include "The Toni Tennille Show" and "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York." For 38 years, he hosted the Tournament of Roses Parade. Today, Bob is a sought-after keynote speaker for major corporations, sharing his unique business insights.
One of a Kind
Bob Eubanks' diverse career spans radio, music promotion, television, and public speaking. And let’s not forget—he’s also a skilled cowboy, team roping. Truly, Bob Eubanks is one of a kind.