Milan Devinne is a Czech singer, songwriter and music producer of German heritage. His professional career encompasses original music, international live performances, and the production of music and audiovisual projects.

His musical journey began in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic, and has since taken him to stages across Europe, North America, Mexico, South Africa and Japan. He has performed as both a solo artist and a member of international musical ensembles, while also contributing to the production of concert tours. In 2023, he released his original album Another Step In Time and continues to compose, record and produce his own music.

Throughout his career, Devinne has collaborated with numerous figures from the Czech and international music scenes. These include British composer, pianist and producer Mike Moran, known for his work with Freddie Mercury, as well as Petr Janda and Pavel Šporcl, among others. All three contributed to the single Can't Take It Anymore, composed, performed and produced by Devinne, with lyrics written by Peter Freestone, Freddie Mercury's former personal assistant. The recording also features additional musicians and opera singers. The song premiered in Montreux, Switzerland, in September 2026 and was released through Universal Music.

A significant part of his current concert career is dedicated to Mr. Bowie – The Celebration Concert and David Bowie Symphony, projects that celebrate David Bowie's musical legacy through rock and orchestral performances. Devinne officially collaborates on these productions with Hermjo Klein, a renowned international concert manager and former tour manager for David Bowie. Klein's career, spanning more than five decades, also includes collaborations with The Rolling Stones, Prince, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix, and many other major figures in the international music industry.

The orchestral production David Bowie Symphony has been presented at venues including Teatro Verdi in Pordenone, Italy, and Hybernia Theatre in Prague. In April 2025, Devinne performed at Hulic Hall in Tokyo as part of the anniversary programme The Queen Day. In October 2026, he and his band also performed at the 18th HOPE Gala in Dresden, a major charity event.

Another important chapter in Devinne's professional career is his longstanding collaboration with Peter Freestone, Freddie Mercury's former personal assistant. From 2017 to 2024, Devinne served as Freestone's official manager, and together they developed and delivered numerous international cultural, musical and educational projects. Their creative collaboration continues to this day.

Beyond music, Devinne is also involved in film and television production. In 2018, he appeared in the Academy Award-winning film Bohemian Rhapsody. As an external production collaborator, he contributed additional footage to British documentary productions, including the BBC documentary Freddie Mercury: The Final Act, which won an International Emmy Award and a Rose d'Or, and received a BAFTA nomination. His audiovisual work also includes music video production and documentary filmmaking.

Through his own production company, Musicase Production s.r.o., Devinne develops music, live entertainment and audiovisual projects, ranging from studio recordings and video production to international cultural events.

Alongside his artistic career, Devinne has maintained a longstanding commitment to education and public awareness. In 2013, he founded Titanic Freddie AIDS (TFA Project), an educational programme focused on HIV/AIDS prevention that has reached approximately 16,000 young people to date. The project has received support from the Mercury Phoenix Trust, the charity established by members of Queen.

In 2025, he expanded these efforts by founding Up2Life, a non-profit organisation of which he serves as chairman. The organisation focuses on education, prevention and personal development among young people, working with experts and institutions in the Czech Republic and internationally.

Today, Milan Devinne continues to focus on his original music, international concert projects, and the further development of his musical and audiovisual work.