Rob Floyd

Rob Floyd began his career on Daytime Shows like All My Children (1993) and Another World (1995) while training and performing at Carnegie Hall. He replaced Jerry O'Connell on Sliders (1995) as a TV series regular and worked on several larger projects including Godzilla (1998), Rebound (2005), and Dark Angel (2001). Rob transitioned into creating culinary entertainment after being recognized as a global top mixologist and has been a regular on the hit TV show Bar Rescue (2016) for the past decade. He is also featured on The Today Show (1982), Fox and Friends (1998), Access Daily (2010), and The Kelly Clarkson Show (2020). His latest partnership with Cardi B launched Whipshots; a brand new alcoholic whip cream that has gone national selling 8 million units and 1.2 billion impressions within 18 months. He is partnered with Princess Cruises as their global mixologist overseeing 250 million in cocktail sales annually. Rob has married culinary and entertainment to create a new concept called "Cocktail Theatre," a tactile luxury branded experience that is completely immersive. This is a patented, one-of-a-kind interactive experience that guests sip their way through while entertained by whimsical themes. Averaging 45 performances worldwide each day of this show, Rob has designed, built, and performed cocktails for the Oscars (2012), Emmys (2011), Grammys (2012), and Super Bowl LVI (2022) with this groundbreaking concept.