HEADLINE SHOWS
MICHAEL FEINSTEIN
Michael Feinstein has built a remarkable career over the past three decades, bringing the Great American Songbook to global audiences through five Grammy-nominated recordings, Emmy-nominated PBS specials, and an acclaimed NPR series. He has performed at iconic venues such as The White House, Buckingham Palace, and Carnegie Hall, while also serving as an educator and archivist. In 2007, he founded the Great American Songbook Foundation to preserve the art form through educational programs like the Songbook Academy. Feinstein’s collaborations include albums with Cheyenne Jackson and Barbara Cook, and his radio program “Song Travels” features performances with notable artists. He also serves as Principal Pops Conductor for the Pasadena Symphony, helping to elevate the American Songbook’s orchestral presentation.
DANNY BACHER
Danny Bacher is an award-winning singer, saxophonist, songwriter and entertainer in the fullest sense of the term. He’s not only a master of the demanding soprano sax, but combines his virtuosity on the instrument with a talent for comedy and narrative storytelling. He’s a smooth and cool individual who makes hot jazz and pop, cut from the cloth of the great Louis Prima and Mel Torme. Bacher swings with pizzazz, scats and sings with a smoky voice, all adding to his compelling stage presence. Stephen Holden in The New York Times said of Bacher that he’s a “prodigiously talented musical preservationist,” adding what Bacher knows in his bones is that “the secret of serious fun is not to take it too seriously.”
ANTHONY NUNZIATA
Dubbed "America's new romantic singing sensation," classical-crossover tenor Anthony Nunziata is the Brooklyn-born, Nashville-based singer, songwriter, actor and entertainer who brings his soulful voice to classic jazz, pop standards, Italian arias and his timeless original music.
Anthony recently headlined a sold-out debut at the legendary Café Carlyle in New York City. He has been invited to be a headline soloist for over two dozen symphony orchestras around the world, including co-headlining Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops Symphony Orchestra.