Ralph Kimbrough, born on June 16, 1978 in Louisville, Kentucky, is a talented music producer and singer best known for his work with the group Linkin' Bridge. His journey to fame began when he and his bandmates formed the group in 2015. From there, they quickly gained recognition and rose to prominence through their appearance as contestants on the 11th season of America's Got Talent.
Linkin' Bridge's soulful vocals and powerful performances captivated the audience and judges alike, propelling them to the final round of the competition. Their undeniable talent caught the attention of many, including the audience of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where they also made an appearance.
Despite their newfound fame, Kimbrough and his bandmates remained humble and dedicated to their craft. They released their debut single, "All My Life," in February 2016, showcasing their unique blend of gospel and R&B influences.
One of the standout moments for Linkin' Bridge was when they were invited to perform the National Anthem at the Kentucky Motor Speedway for NASCAR. Their rendition of the patriotic song was met with praise and respect, solidifying their place in the music industry.
In August 2019, the group returned to their roots by performing at the Kentucky State Fair for an America's Got Talent event. The crowd was once again mesmerized by their heartfelt performances and captivating stage presence.
Despite his rising stardom, Kimbrough remains grounded in his roots. Raised in Louisville, Kentucky, he credits his mother, Donna Kimbrough, for instilling in him a love for music and a strong work ethic.
Known as "#ThePowerhouse" of Linkin' Bridge, Kimbrough's powerful vocals and stage presence have set him apart as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
His dedication to his craft and his passion for music continue to drive him forward, inspiring fans and fellow musicians alike. With his raw talent and unwavering determination, there is no doubt that Ralph Kimbrough will continue to make waves in the music world for years to come.