Marc Roberts is one of the most popular and richest Singer who was born on June 25, 1968 in County Mayo, County Mayo, Ireland. In 2008, Roberts attempted to represent Ireland again in the Eurovision Song Contest with his own composition, “Chances”. The selection process was made by public vote during a live television broadcast from University Limerick on Saturday 23 February on RTÉ television. He came second, losing to “Irelande Douze Pointe” by Dustin the Turkey.
In 2006, Roberts emerged as a songwriter by co-writing a number of songs on singer Daniel O’Donnell’s album, Until the Next Time. This included the single “Crush on You”, which reached No.21 in the UK Singles Chart. The album itself reached No.10 in the UK Albums Chart.
In the early 2000s, Roberts returned with his second and third albums, Meet Me Half Way (2003) and Once in My life (2005), on which Roberts wrote a number of the songs. Around this time, Roberts joined local radio station Galway Bay FM as a guest presenter. Performing a three-hour afternoon show, 12pm to 3pm each Saturday, & Sunday 12pm to 1:30pm, called The Feel Good Factor, he continues in this role as of 2018.
Three more albums followed over the next few years: The Promise (2010), Now and Then (2013) and A Tribute to the Music of John Denver (2015). The last of these saw Roberts embarking on a series of live shows, performing hits of John Denver for the past few years, including a show at Denver’s hometown, Colorado.
