Singer-songwriter and Jiu Jitsu zealot, Milan Borich is best known for his role as Pluto frontman and responsible for the early 2000's most anthemic rock songs – "Dance Stamina" and "Long White Cross". 

Croatian-Kiwi, Milan began singing at the age of five, performing at the Dalmatian Cultural Society and attempting to master his first instrument – the Tumburica. Fast-forward ten years, Milan thankfully gave up the Tumbrica and co-founded a rock band, that would later be multi-platinum selling, Pluto.

Milan made his first appearance with the band opening for Neil Finn in 2001, and has gone on to support the likes of Duran Duran, Muse, Gomez and The Dandy Warhols with performances at the SXSW music festival.

Always the performer, Milan's vocal range can move from deep, breathy to raw rocker in a beat. Milan has been nested in the New Zealand music scene for decades and has had the pleasure of collaborating with some of the finest musical talents.