The Lettermen and Chris Ruggiero

The Lettermen, formed in 1959 by Tony Butala, Jim Pike, and Bob Engemann, are renowned for their close-harmony pop style. Their 1961 hit "The Way You Look Tonight" marked the first of 20 Billboard Hot 100 singles, including "When I Fall in Love" and "Goin' Out of My Head." They achieved sustained success on the Billboard 200, with a series of albums, including "A Song for Young Love," reaching high positions. The group remained active for decades, with Butala retiring in 2019. They received a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in 2019, maintaining appeal with concert tours and nostalgic releases.

Chris Ruggiero, known for reviving 50s-70s rock and roll, rose to fame on PBS-TV. He captivates audiences with a nostalgic style, performing in Las Vegas, NYC, Miami, and Cleveland alongside Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, bringing timeless classics to life.