Leon Outlaw Jr. was born on December 3, 2002, in Brooklyn, New York. Growing up, he always had a passion for music and performing. He was a member of the R&B/pop boyband Next Town Down, which initially started as a cover band on social media. The group gained popularity before releasing their debut single "Good Times."
Before his rise to fame with Next Town Down, Leon showcased his talents on the Broadway stage. He portrayed young Michael Jackson, young Berry Gordy Jr., and young Stevie Wonder in the hit musical Motown the Musical. His stage debut occurred at the young age of 9, where he showcased his acting and singing skills to captivate audiences.
In addition to his musical talents, Leon was also a skilled basketball player in his youth. He enjoyed playing the sport with friends and honing his skills on the court. His diverse interests and talents allowed him to excel in both music and sports.
Family has always been a significant influence in Leon's life. A friend of his mother's at church informed her about the casting for the role of young Michael Jackson, which ultimately led to his Broadway debut. He has credited his family's support for his success in the entertainment industry.
Growing up, Leon drew inspiration from legendary performers such as James Brown and Michael Jackson. Their music and performances inspired him to pursue his dreams and hone his craft as a singer and entertainer. He looked up to these icons as role models and sources of artistic inspiration.
As a talented R&B singer, Leon continues to make waves in the music industry with his soulful vocals and dynamic performances. His passion for music and performance is evident in everything he does, from his Broadway roles to his work with Next Town Down. With a bright future ahead, Leon Outlaw Jr. is poised to become a prominent figure in the world of R&B music.
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