​Reverend Doctor is soul-pop that hits like gospel, grooves like funk, and speaks straight to the part of you that’s been trying to hold it all together.

Created by award-winning singer-songwriter Keith Rollins, Reverend Doctor is a Black, queer musical force born in the heartland and rooted in hope. The name says it all: Reverend, to preach truth; Doctor, to heal wounds. Drawing on the storytelling tradition of Marvin Gaye, the showmanship of Prince, and the loop-driven soul of Ed Sheeran, Reverend Doctor crafts songs that are honest, joyful, and defiantly full of life.

Whether through anthem, ballad, or beat, Reverend Doctor carries a message of celebration and resistance, inviting listeners into a communal space where vulnerability becomes strength. From lo-fi living rooms to festival stages, every performance is a small act of rebellion against the cynicism of our age.

Reverend Doctor travels light but carries a heavy message: that your full self is sacred, and you’re not alone.

When the last note fades and the lights go down, something lingers—hope. Reverend Doctor doesn’t just perform; they remind you what it feels like to be whole. To imagine again. To believe that your heart has good ideas, and your body might just dance you toward them.