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United States Chance Perez transitioned from a boy band member to an actor, taking on roles in popular television series and continuing his solo music career.
Chance Perez has worked with Meta as a social media content specialist and brand ambassador.
Chance Perez has collaborated with Netflix as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez has partnered with Reebok as a social media content specialist and brand ambassador.
Chance Perez has worked with Prime as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez has collaborated with Nintendo as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez has partnered with Nickelodeon as a social media content specialist and brand ambassador.
Chance Perez has worked with Alani as a social media content specialist and brand ambassador.
Chance Perez has collaborated with Baxter of California as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez has partnered with Momcozy as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez has worked with XGIMI as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez has collaborated with PureBoost as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez has partnered with AG1 as a social media content specialist.
Chance Perez and his daughter collaborated with Justice and Walmart Fashion for a back-to-school campaign.
Chance signed a record deal with Disney's Hollywood Records as part of the boy band 'In Real Life' after winning the ABC series Boyband.
Chance Nickolas Perez was born on November 10, 1997, in Seal Beach, California. He began his career in music, gaining public recognition in 2017 as a winner of the ABC television series “Boy Band.” This led to the formation of the boy band In Real Life, with whom he toured globally for two years.
Following the band’s split in 2020, Perez transitioned to a solo music career and acting. He debuted in a leading television role as Javi Garcia, the Black Dino Fury and Black Cosmic Fury Ranger, in the Nickelodeon series “Power Rangers Dino Fury” (2021-2022) and “Power Rangers Cosmic Fury” (2023). In 2024, he participated in “Building the Band.” Perez has also released solo music, including his single “Can’t Trust Summer,” and has collaborated on tracks such as “Bad” with Deerock and Wyle.
Perez’s career reflects a trajectory from musical performance to acting, demonstrating his versatility across entertainment mediums. His work spans various projects, from boy band concerts to television series and solo musical endeavors, solidifying his presence in both the music and acting industries.
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