Milan Borich is a Croatian-Kiwi singer-songwriter and Jiu Jitsu Black Belt, best known as the frontman of Pluto, the multi-platinum rock band behind early 2000s anthems like Dance Stamina and Long White Cross.

He began performing at age five with the Dalmatian Cultural Society and soon traded the Tumburica for electric guitars, co-founding Pluto a decade later. Milan made his debut with the band opening for Neil Finn in 2001 and has since shared stages with Duran Duran, Muse, Gomez, and The Dandy Warhols, including a slot at SXSW.

A fixture in New Zealand’s music scene, he’s known for a versatile vocal range—from breathy and melodic to gritty and powerful. When he's not making music, Milan trains at Lucid Jiu Jitsu —a club he founded in 2022 with his daughter, DeeDee.

His debut solo album is set to be released in 2025. Stay tuned.