Todd Park Mohr

Rock singer-songwriter and musician

Todd Park Mohr - Rock singer-songwriter and musician
Born

October 19th, 1965
60 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Originated from the 1990s rock scene, this artist formed the band Big Head Todd and the Monsters. The band gained popularity with hit songs like 'Bittersweet' and 'Circle'. The group has released several albums, with standout tracks becoming staples on radio stations. The band's blend of rock, blues, and funk garnered a loyal following. The artist's work has been featured in television series, securing a place in popular culture.

Formed the band Big Head Todd and the Monsters

Released hit songs like 'Bittersweet'

Achieved radio play with 'Circle'

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