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While most teens his age are preparing for college, young Adero juggles the same tasks together with a hectic schedule packed with recording sessions, photo shoots, piano practice, movie auditions,  and live performances.

The words, prodigious and multi-talented are synonymous and holds true for the quick description of the Chicago native performer, Adero hit Chicago's WGCI and Power 92 radio at the tender age of 13 with his first single called "Let's Go", which he recorded with the late MC Breed, followed by "Mr. President" at 14 years old and "Animated" at 15 years old. Indeed, this budding new artist has an impressive resume for his age. His name, "Adero" properly fitting; means “Give Life” --and he is taking the world by storm! With each live performance, Adero infuses his seemingly infinite energy. Nowhere is his exuberant outlook expressed better than when he sings and writes. He might be just a teen, but his musical ability shows experience, passion and wisdom coming from a place far beyond the date on his birth certificate. Referred to as “boy wonder” by Chicago’s media press at an early age; you may notice this is not your ordinary newcomer.  For one thing, this fresh-faced R&B singer is only 18 years old. 

Adero has also been featured in Chicago's True Star Magazine, GUMBO Teen Magazine, Chicago Defender, Chicago SunTimes, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Reader, WORD UP Magazine, and numerous issues of Hip Hop Teen Magazine, just to name a few.  This budding artist has also been opening major concerts since he was a kid, systematically drawing music lovers of all ages to take immediate recognition to why he is called the boy wonder. At 12 years old, Adero was the opening act for a sold out crowd of 4,500 at the 'New Jack Tour' featuring R&B singers Aaron Hall, Guy, Teddy Riley, Black Street, Tony Toni Tone and After 7. At 14, he was opening major concerts for Soulja Boy. At 15 years old, Adero was opening for Trey Songz . At 16, Adero was a spotlight artist in BET's Blaze the Stage at Symphony Hall in New York.

Not only is Adero a threat on the microphone but he is also a bona fide actor. He made his professional debut  in the popular play, “Work It Out” as “Little Tony”, the son of movie star, Malik Yoba, at the Arie Crown Theatre.  Adero next appeared as “Travis Younger” in the hit Broadway Musical adaptation “Raisin.” at Court Theatre. He can been seen in national Sears and Master Lock commercials and in several short films such as “Hollywood Jerome” by Malik Yusef and "Cut Out" by Mary Novak.

Adero's latest album, “KnightCrawler” can be purchased on i-tunes. His new song "I Know" is a macrocosm of R&B, Hip Hop and Pop  deliciously enriched with sticky hooks and campy lyrical play. For Bookings call 312-315-8241