Louise Anne Beris Fiona Robey (better known mononymously as Robey) is a Canadian singer, songwriter, actress and model.

Robey’s first venture into the music industry was as the frontwoman for ska-punk band Louise and The Creeps. Although the group was signed to label CBS France/UK, they broke up before recording an album. Robey was then signed to CBS/Sony as a soloist where she would adopt her stage name and in 1985, record her debut self-titled album.
The album spawned five singles, though the most successful was a cover of “One Night in Bangkok” from the musical Chess.

After multiple single releases throughout the mid-late ‘80s, Robey would turn her focus to acting, landing small roles in The Money Pit and Raw Deal. In 1987, she would land her best known role as Micki Foster in Friday The 13th: The Series.

In 2009, Robey would release her first single in twenty-two years, “Pure Love / Baby Insane” under the name Louise Robey. Two years after her return, she would release her first compilation album: Musical Anthology Part 1: (1979-2009) in 2011. The collection features singles, tracks from her first album, collaborations and previously unreleased songs from Louise and The Creeps.