The music world is mourning the loss of legendary R&B and soul singer Peabo Bryson, who passed away on June 2, 2026, at the age of 75.
Newsonspot reports that according to reports, Bryson died at a hospital in Marietta, Georgia, following complications from a stroke he suffered a few days earlier. Widely known as the “Voice of Love,” he built an extraordinary career spanning more than five decades and became one of the most celebrated voices in contemporary R&B and pop music.
Bryson earned global recognition for his unforgettable contributions to Disney classics, winning Grammy Awards for the hit duets “Beauty and the Beast” alongside Céline Dion and “A Whole New World” with Regina Belle. His smooth tenor voice and heartfelt performances made him a favorite among music lovers worldwide.
Throughout his illustrious career, Bryson released several successful albums and timeless songs, including “If Ever You’re in My Arms Again,” “Can You Stop the Rain,” and “Tonight, I Celebrate My Love,” a memorable duet with Roberta Flack.
Tributes have continued to pour in from fans, fellow artists, and industry colleagues, honoring his remarkable talent, enduring influence, and the emotional connection his music created across generations. His legacy as one of the greatest romantic balladeers in modern music remains firmly intact.
The Bryson family is expected to announce details of memorial arrangements in the coming days.
