Come support Tony at Vitello's in Studio City for a special presentation for fans and industry. November 2 at 7:30pm Vitello's Jazz and Supper Club 4349 Tujunga Ave Studio City, CA
$15 cover and $13 minimum
www.ticketweb.com For reservations call 818-769-0905
Come and join our now yearly New Year's celebration and concert at Shanghai Jazz in Madison, NJ. See www.shanghaijazz.com for details or call 973-822-2899.
Come see a special show in Omaha sponsored by the acclaimed Brownville Concert Series. The Flatiron Cafe was named one of the finest restaurants in all of Nebraska. Tony will be joined by Steve Doyle on Bass and Ed Decker on guitar. Don't miss it! Tickets are available thru the Brownville Concert Series Ticket phone line which is (402) 825-3331
Tickets are $45.00
The Flatiron Cafe 1722 St Mary's Avenue
Fundraiser for Breastcancer.org
One of Downbeat Magazine's top 100 Jazz clubs in the world, Shanghai Jazz has been a regular stop for Tony since the beginning. Great food, no music charge.
Seatings at 6:30 and 8:30. Reservations a must at 973-822-2899
“The Best is Yet to Come”Celebrating the Life Frank Sinatra September 11, 2010 at the World Golf Hall of Fame A terrifically entertaining evening of classic Sinatra songs intermingled with stories and anecdotes which illustrate why Frank Sinatra earned his status as “Chairman of The Board”. Featuring recording artist Tony DeSare and New York Times “Editor’s Choice” author Tom Santopietro.
$60.00 ~ Meet the Entertainers, Enjoy Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres in the Hall of Fame’s Bob Hope Exhibit and the Show $35.00 ~ Show Only
Limited Seating ~ For Reservations, Please Call (904) 824-3195. Doors Open at 5:45 p.m. for Cocktail Hour and 7:00 p.m. for Show Only, Curtain Call is at 7:30 p.m. A FUNdraisier Hosted by Caring Hands – Caring Community to Support the Programs of BayView Healthcare.
THE BEST IS YET TO COME Date: Monday August 23,2010 Place: Laurie Beechman Theatre, 407 West 42nd Street. (between 9th and 10th Avenues, north side of 42nd Street. The theatre is downstairs at the West Bank Café) Time: 7:00 p.m. Doors Open: 6:00 p.m. Reservations: (212) 695-6909 Hours to call: 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. (Theatre doesn’t accept online reservations) Cost: $25.00 cover; $15.00 food/beverage charge. Theatre has a full bar and menu available.
In a terrifically entertaining evening of song and story, The Best Is Yet To Come celebrates Frank Sinatra, the most highly acclaimed entertainer of the entire twentieth century. Featuring Telarc recording artist Tony DeSare and New York Times “Editor’s Choice” author Tom Santopietro, The Best Is Yet To Come delivers an audience pleasing mix of classic Sinatra songs intermingled with stories and anecdotes which illustrate why Frank Sinatra earned his status as “Chairman of the Board.”
After headlining New York’s hottest nightspots like Birdland and the Café Carlyle, Tony DeSare has now released two CDs which have climbed into the top 10 of Billboard’s jazz charts. Championed by The New York Times as “The rising new talent on the cabaret scene”, DeSare’s infectious joy, wry playfulness and robust musicality have earned him a reputation as one of New York City’s most thrilling young performers- a singer, songwriter, pianist, and exciting new talent in the Sinatra tradition.
Enjoy an evening of Sinatra songs and hear Tom Santopietro’s entertaining stories and anecdotes from his just released book Sinatra in Hollywood. Taking a fresh look at Sinatra’s extraordinary career and the special place he holds in American life as legendary singer, Academy Award winning actor, and cultural icon, Sinatra in Hollywood has already been praised by Publisher’s Weekly as “Certain to satisfy Sinatra’s legion of fans.”
The Best Is Yet To Come intersperses author Santopietro’s amusing and revelatory anecdotes about Sinatra’s classic movies, tempestuous romances, and Rat Pack hi-jinx, with Tony DeSare’s fresh new take on the Sinatra hits- “One For My Baby”, “All The Way”, “Fly Me To The Moon”, “My Kind of Town”,“That’s Life”- that made Frank “The Voice of the 20th Century.” Informative, thought-provoking and always highly entertaining, The Best Is Yet to Come provides an ideal mix of cultural insight, food for thought, and pure entertainment.
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Check out this 2 minute piece on an 86 year old piano tuner that bikes all around LA to tune pianos. Tony composed the music! Also, you can help promote the video by easily clicking on the Vote for Tamela button...no registration required. The Hardest Working person In America
Come to Tony's return to the Blue Note in Tokyo, Japan. http://www.bluenote.co.jp/jp/artist/tony-desare/
Come see Tony at his NYC home base at the Carlyle Hotel. 9pm-12am every Sunday in September with Ed Decker on guitar and Steve Doyle on bass.
$20 at a table and $10 at the bar. No reservations required and no minumum.
E76th and Madison Ave, New York City. Take the 6 Train to 77th street or cab it!
Come see Tony at his NYC home base at the Carlyle Hotel. 9pm-12am every Sunday in September with Ed Decker on guitar and Steve Doyle on bass.
$20 at a table and $10 at the bar. No reservations required and no minumum.
E76th and Madison Ave, New York City. Take the 6 Train to 77th street or cab it!
Come see Tony at his NYC home base at the Carlyle Hotel. 9pm-12am every Sunday in September with Ed Decker on guitar and Steve Doyle on bass.
$20 at a table and $10 at the bar. No reservations required and no minumum.
E76th and Madison Ave, New York City. Take the 6 Train to 77th street or cab it!
Come see Tony at his NYC home base at the Carlyle Hotel. 9pm-12am every Sunday in September with Ed Decker on guitar and Steve Doyle on bass.
$20 at a table and $10 at the bar. No reservations required and no minumum.
E76th and Madison Ave, New York City. Take the 6 Train to 77th street or cab it!
Tony is a guest singing one song for the Sci-Fi spectacular narrated by George Takei of Star Trek! Jack Everly, Conductor George Takei, Narrator Conner Prairie
Jack Everly pilots the ISO beyond the stratosphere with scores from a stellar lexicon of science fiction film, including Up, Avatar, Star Wars and 2001: A Space Odyssey. George Takei, a.ka. “Mr. Sulu” from the original Star Trek series, narrates from The Day the Earth Stood. Plus, a fireworks finale!
76th and Madison8:30-11:30pm
Ed Decker on guitar and Steve Doyle on bass
$20 at a table $10 at the bar
www.thecarlyle.com