Rob Lundquist

Rob Lundquist is an acclaimed tenor, recognized for his distinctive vocal contributions to the country a cappella group Home Free. After joining the country a cappella group Home Free in 2008, Rob Lundquist quickly became an integral tenor vocalist, bringing a strong academic foundation in music from the University of Minnesota-Duluth. His professional career saw a significant turning point in 2013 when Home Free won the fourth season of NBC’s ‘The Sing-Off.’ This victory secured a recording contract with Sony Music, leading to extensive national touring and a prolific series of album releases. Lundquist’s distinctive tenor voice was instrumental in the group’s stylistic shift towards country music, contributing significantly to their debut major label album, _Crazy Life_ (2014), and the holiday release, _Full of Cheer_ (2014), both of which garnered widespread recognition.

Demonstrating a breadth of creative interests, he also co-hosts ‘The Avid Indoorsmen’ podcast, exploring film discussions. Further expanding his artistic collaborations, Lundquist contributed to Home Free’s release of a song for the video game _Skull and Bones_ in 2024. The same year, he reunited with Don McLean to record a new version of ‘Vincent’ and was featured on McLean’s album, _American Boys_. Looking ahead, Lundquist is preparing for the release of Home Free’s highly anticipated album, _Challenge the Sea_, scheduled for 2025, continuing his impactful career as a leading tenor in the country music landscape.