Born in The Bronx, New York, Trevor Jackson began his career as a rock artist and model, discovering his passion for music and acting as a teenager. His journey took a significant turn when he moved to Los Angeles, securing roles in commercials, TV series, and films before relocating to Germany in 1997 to star in "Miss Saigon," which catapulted him to prominence.

Despite initial challenges in the U.S. music scene, Trevor's resilience shone through, especially after the loss of his father in 2004, which inspired his poignant song "Don’t Give Up." His career boasts collaborations with Constantin Films and EMI Records for "Die Welle" (The Wave) and recognition as the "Ambassador of Music for Germany in Monaco" by Prince Albert II of Monaco.

Trevor's career continued to thrive with performances at Vienna’s Life Ball, roles in notable musicals across Europe, and contributions to global campaigns like Nintendo Switch. Recently, he starred in "TINA – Das Tina Turner Musical" and remains a vibrant figure in the entertainment industry, his journey marked by unwavering commitment and creativity.