Raw emotion. Bold sound. Unmistakably Rich.
Rich Wyman is an award-winning pianist, songwriter, and electrifying performer whose career spans collaborations with Eddie Van Halen, international hits, and powerhouse shows across the globe.
Rich & Eddie Van Halen
The songs, the studio, the friendship
Rich had the rare privilege of working side by side with the legendary Eddie Van Halen—an experience few musicians could ever imagine. Their friendship and creative partnership came alive inside Eddie’s world-famous 5150 Recording Studio in Los Angeles, a space overflowing with energy and invention.
Eddie wasn’t just a producer—he jumped right into the music, laying down scorching guitar parts, playing bass, and even singing background vocals on many of Rich’s songs. Those sessions were filled with laughter, experimentation, and Eddie’s unmistakable brilliance.
Though Eddie has since passed, the music they made together continues to carry his spirit. The songs remain a lasting reminder of his genius, his generosity, and a friendship that forever shaped Rich’s musical journey.
PARK88
Partners on stage and off
Rich and his wife, Lisa, hit the road as PARK88, lighting up stages across the USA and Canada. Their tour brought them alongside the legendary Gipsy Kings, where their dynamic performances wowed audiences night after night. From coast to coast, they played some of North America’s most breathtaking and iconic venues—including the world-famous Beacon Theatre on Broadway!
GRAMMY U
Rich is a proud voting member of The Recording Academy and actively gives back by mentoring through the Academy’s GRAMMY U program. Designed to bridge the gap between college students and the music industry’s top talent, GRAMMY U equips aspiring professionals with invaluable tools and opportunities to launch their music careers.
"I'm blown away by Rich's songwriting and performing." - Eddie Van Halen, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Guitarist
Las Vegas
Performing at Las Vegas’s most iconic venues
Rich lit up the Las Vegas Strip as the show-stopping lead pianist in the spectacular Three Grand Piano Show, Tres Grandes, at The Venetian Resort—bringing down the house with his electrifying original, Weird Man’s March.
And that was just the beginning. From the world-class stage of The Smith Center for the Performing Arts to the nonstop buzz of Harrah’s and New York-New York, Rich has rocked some of the most iconic venues in Sin City. Wherever he plays, the energy is pure Vegas—bold, unforgettable, and larger than life!
Europe
Hit songs, superstar collaborations, and massive crowds
Rich first broke through in Ireland, where his songs were played on every major radio station across the country. That buzz carried him to shows in England, The Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland, where his powerful performances quickly won over new fans.
In The Netherlands, Rich signed a record contract and landed two Top 100 hits—“So What” and “Little Things.” He went on to appear on radio, television, and festival stages, while also opening for some of the nation’s biggest stars, including the legendary Herman Brood. After Herman’s passing, his iconic band The Wild Romance toured and recorded with Rich, further cementing his place in the Dutch music scene.
Rich also completed two tours with Dutch superstar Ilse DeLange, performing in some of The Netherlands’ most celebrated venues—including Paradiso in Amsterdam, De Vereeniging in Nijmegen, and more. Each night, Ilse joined Rich on stage to sing a song in his set, creating unforgettable moments for fans across the country.
On the festival circuit, Rich made a powerful impact, performing to massive crowds and leaving audiences buzzing with energy. At ParkPop in The Hague, he played for an astonishing 350,000 fans, and went on to light up stages at Bospop, HuntenPop, Ireland’s Seaside Festival, Germany’s PopKomm, and more. With multiple tours across the continent, Rich brought his music to city after city, building a loyal following and delivering unforgettable nights wherever he performed.
The Olympics
Uniting the world through music
Rich brought the house down at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, opening for global superstars Alanis Morissette and The Goo Goo Dolls on the Medals Arena Stage. Over 17 electrifying days, he delivered 24 high-energy shows, rocking audiences from around the world and turning the Olympic stage into an unforgettable celebration of music, sport, and spirit.