Robbie Pardlo, singer for the R&B group City High, who rose to prominence with their hit 'What Would You Do,' has died at 46.

Robbie Pardlo, one third of the New Jersey hip-hop and R&B group City High, has died. A representative for Pardlo tells TMZ ...

R&B group City High's former lead singer, Robbie Pardlo, passed away on Thursday, July 17, 2025, at the age of 46.

Robbie Pardlo died on July 17 while surrounded by his family members and loved ones in Willingboro, New Jersey. A representative of the singer confirmed the news of Pardlo’s passing to TMZ. Pardlo is ...

City High singer Robbie Pardlo died on Thursday, July 17, at age 46, according to TMZ. He was surrounded by friends and family in Willingboro, N.J.

Robbie Pardlo, best known as a member of the R&B group City High, has died. The singer died Thursday at the age of 46, his representative confirmed to Entertainment Weekly. A cause of death was ...

As of now, Ortiz, Toby and Wyclef Jean —who signed the group to his Booga Basement label—have not made public statements. City High’s only album, released in May 2001, was praised for its ...

Claudette Ortiz, Pardlo, and Ryan Toby, the members of City High, achieved breakout success after their first single, “What Would You Do?” from the group’s debut and only album, 2001’s ...

Robbie Pardlo, the talented artist who was a member of the City High R&B group in the 2000s, has died at age 46. Per TMZ, Pardlo died in his New Jersey home on Thursday, surrounded by loved ones.

The group released their first and only album, City High, in 2001, with Pardlo taking lead on the LP's production and Toby handling most of the writing. Its second single, "Caramel," featured Eve ...

Pardlo found fame with the group City High, which he formed with his classmates Claudettre Ortiz and Ryan Toby in 1999. After the trio signed to Wyclef Jean’ s label Booga Basement, they ...