David Brouwer was born to wail & croon and make you wish for those moments in music you remember from long ago.
Brian Duprey
The amazing voice of Frank Sinatra comes alive with this dynamic performer bringing a sound that takes you back to Sinatra's early years.
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Nicholas Cole
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Glenn Williams
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Steve DiTullio
After staring in a "Rat Pack" show Steve DiTullio now sings by himself and is wowing audiences everywhere he goes…..he is a crooner like no one else today.
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Sebastian Anzaldo
This performer's musical background has made him an exceptional addition to our tribute performers. His timing, pitch and resemblance lends a cutting edge to his Sinatra performances. Recently, Sebastion was the First Runner Up on ABC's "The Next Best Thing."
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Tom Stevens
Tom Stevens recreates both visually and vocally one of Americas most beloved entertainers, Dean Martin. He also uses his uncanny abilities to impersonate some of Dean's great friends. Sammy Davis, Perry Como, Tony Bennett, Jimmy Stewart, Cher and many more...
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Nick D'Egidio
Many of his friends and colleagues told him that he looked like Frank Sinatra (no kidding). In 1987, Nick started performing as Sinatra, and the crowd loved it. In 1990, Nick set out to create a tribute to his favorite entertainers...the RAT PACK!
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Steve Lippia
He has become one of the most prominent, in-demand vocalists in the country. He has quickly established himself as one of the finest interpreters of the great American classic standards and adult contemporary pop music in the nation.
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David De'Costa
This young performer will take you back to the golden age of music with amazing renditions of music from Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Dean Martin and many others.
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Rick Michel
Imagine a major production with the celebrity talents of Neil Diamond, Bob Hope, Rodney Dangerfield, Bill Cosby, Howard Stern, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Dr. Ruth, Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin and Joan Rivers, just to name a few, and an outstanding finale sung by none other than the Chairman of the Board himself, Frank Sinatra!
Often compared to Michael Buble, Harry Connick Jr, Jamie Cullum & Frank Sinatra, Dakota’s music is bedded in Jazz with grooves in Latin, Pop, Funk, Soul & R&B. A mastar of the Standards, Dakota sings "That's Life" in James Quatttrochi's new film, "The Sinatra Club."
Any first time listener is likely to be struck by the quality of Mark's powerful voice.
Part velvet, part gravel, and all taut emotion, it's a voice that seems ideally suited to perform the songs of the Great American Songbook.
His is a voice that can be alternately rough as a sandpaper embrace, or as cool as a tall glass of milk.
