“His overall tone and articulation are just absolutely on point.”

— Debbie Burke, New York

Ron Bernard is an Australian singer of popular music. He performs traditional pop and easy listening standards with a melodic romantic touch. His work as a lyricist and songwriter is of today, tomorrow, and harks back to yesterday. He’s read in various countries, holds a PhD from Melbourne University, and sings in several languages.

Ron’s life journey is the celebration of art over adversity. He started at drama schools, music conservatoires, and church choirs as a soloist. With the aid of music scholarships, he studied in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and South America. It was through the opportunities available in the States and the support of his adoptive family in Gadsden, Alabama that life really began for Ron, leading to successes as an Individual, Artist, and Scholar.

Ron has a linguistically diverse support base. His followers span several continents covering in addition to Australia and New Zealand, the Americas through to Canada, the UK and Europe including Turkey, and South Africa. He communicates his feelings regardless of the languages in which he sings, namely, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, and Portuguese.

Outside of his music, Ron is focused on health, fitness, and his family. He’s a father of two and grandfather of one. Nothing gives him greater joy than exercising on the beach with his son, which often turns into a spectacle of one trying to outdo the other. He’s a very attentive husband, a terrific cook, and frightfully active. He was a Lifeguard for several years. He’s also a certified Personal Trainer, though only for his pleasure. He currently achieves his fitness goals through a rigorous exercise routine, mostly Olympic moves and strength training using his own body weight. You’d love him… Such a personable Man. And Strong and Soft and Vigorous.

Listen to Ron Bernard on Spotify and all popular music streaming services. His album Timeless has inspired interesting reviews.