Mikey Cobban, a former boyband member, has successfully transitioned into a presenter and podcast host, collaborating with major broadcasting networks and advocating for diversity and inclusion.
Hosted 'The Making of Me' podcast with Don't Skip.
Featured on Channel 5 as part of his presenting work.
Ambassador for Mencap, a charity aiming to fight stigma and create opportunities for individuals with a learning disability.
Participated in Sellebrity Soccer, playing at Ashton Gate for charity.
Participated in a Sellebrity Soccer event to raise funds for the charity Just 4 Children.
Mikey Cobban established his career in the entertainment industry as a member of the boyband RoadTrip. During his tenure with RoadTrip, which spanned several years, the group achieved notable milestones including a performance at Wembley Stadium. Following his departure from the band in 2019, Cobban pursued his interest in presenting, a passion he developed from watching early morning television shows like CBBC’s ‘Smile’ in the early 2000s. He gained his first presenting opportunity shortly after leaving RoadTrip, building on existing relationships within the industry.
His presenting career has since included collaborations with prominent media organizations such as Nickelodeon, BBC, and Channel 5. Specific projects include hosting duties at Comic-Con in 2019 and VidCon London in February 2020 for Nickelodeon. Beyond his on-screen work, Cobban has moved into podcasting, hosting ‘The Making of Me’ podcast with Don’t Skip. This podcast focuses on interviewing musicians, exploring their personalities and experiences, and has received positive feedback from listeners. Cobban aims for the podcast to become a significant presence in the music field.
In addition to his professional endeavors, Cobban is an ambassador for Mencap, a charity dedicated to combating stigma and fostering opportunities for individuals with learning disabilities. He actively supports their cause by sharing information on social media. Cobban also participates in charity football events, such as Sellebrity Soccer where he played at Ashton Gate, raising money for ‘Just 4 Children.’ He is a member of the London Titans, an LGBTQ+ football club that promotes diversity and inclusion in sports. His career progression highlights a diverse range of achievements across music, presenting, and charitable work, demonstrating a commitment to both entertainment and social advocacy.
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