Billy Valentine is a veteran singer, songwriter, and recording artist whose career spans more than five decades across soul, jazz, R&B, film, and television. He first gained recognition alongside his brother John as part of the Valentine Brothers, whose recordings in the late 1970s and early ’80s earned a devoted following and later influenced artists including Simply Red.

After moving to Los Angeles, Valentine built a multifaceted career as both a performer and songwriter, collaborating with artists such as Ray Charles, Aaron Neville, and the Neville Brothers. He also contributed vocals to film and television projects, including The Five Heartbeats and the long-running series Sons of Anarchy, where his distinctive voice became a signature sound.

Raised in a musical family in Columbus, Ohio, Valentine’s roots in gospel and soul continue to shape his expressive style. Known for his emotional depth and interpretive skill, he remains a compelling and enduring voice in American music.