Robin Zander Solo Album Release and Label Details
Robin Zander, lead vocalist of Cheap Trick, released his self-titled solo album through Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment. The record features a mix of rock and power pop tracks and is distributed digitally by Sony Music's global distribution network. Physical copies are handled through Sony's retail and fulfillment partners in the United States and Europe.
The album is available on major digital storefronts including Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Spotify, where it is listed under Robin Zander's official artist profile. The digital release is managed by Sony Music's digital distribution division, which handles metadata, rights administration, and royalty collection for streaming and download platforms.
Chart Performance and Streaming Metrics
On the Billboard 200 chart, Robin Zander's solo album debuted and peaked within the top 200, reflecting sales and streaming equivalent units tracked by Luminate, the data provider for Billboard charts. The album also appeared on Billboard's Top Rock Albums and Top Tastemaker Albums charts, which track genre-specific consumption across physical, digital, and streaming sources.
As of the latest public data, the album maintains a presence on Spotify's global charts with millions of streams, and it is listed in Apple Music's rock catalog. The primary streaming metrics are aggregated by Luminate and reported through Billboard's chart methodology, which combines on-demand audio and video streams with track sales.
Tracklist, Personnel, and Production Credits
The tracklist of Robin Zander's solo album includes original compositions and collaborations with established songwriters and producers in the rock and pop fields. Production credits include work with studio musicians and engineers associated with major label releases, and the album was recorded at facilities linked to Sony Music's network of recording studios.
Personnel credits feature session players and backing vocalists common in the rock genre, with mixing and mastering handled by engineers operating within Sony Music's post-production ecosystem. The album's liner notes and digital metadata list the full credits, which can be verified through the official digital release on platforms such as Apple Music and Spotify.