Ep.66 - Robin Tinholt - Norwegian Country Music & Pop Artist Singer Songwriter
The Roads We've Walked PodcastShow Notes
Born and raised in Norway, Robin Tinholt grew up with music always playing a part in his life. With his father performing in a band, music was never just background noise — it was part of the environment he was raised in. While he attended school like everyone else, his mind was always drifting toward melodies, lyrics and a dream that felt bigger than where he came from. From an early age, he knew music wasn’t just something he enjoyed, it was something he wanted to build a life around. Like many people chasing a dream, Robin took a more traditional path first, attending trade school to become a carpenter. But the pull of music never disappeared. Feeling that passion getting stronger, he made the decision to leave early and take his music journey seriously. That decision eventually took him all the way to Los Angeles to record music — a moment that gave him a glimpse of the life he had always imagined. Returning home to Norway only lit an even bigger fire inside him and strengthened his belief that he was meant for more. Along the way, Robin faced one of his toughest battles when a medical episode forced him to step away from the thing he loved most. For many people, that could have been the end of the story. Instead, it became another chapter. Determined to get back to doing what he loved and what he does best, he fought his way back with the same drive that had carried him this far. Inspired by Keith Urban and the way he tells stories through music, Robin has continued shaping his own sound and identity. His mission is simple — “Norway to Nashville.” It’s the story of a kid from a country where country music isn’t the biggest genre, refusing to let location, obstacles or setbacks decide his future. A story of persistence, passion and proving that no matter where you start, dreams don’t care about borders.
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