Tony DeSare with Frankie Moreno, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and more

Frankie Moreno, a Las Vegas Rock n’ Roll star, boasts 19 Top-10 albums (10 No. 1’s), 151 Top-10 singles, an Emmy nod, and 6 Vegas Headliner of the Year awards. Known for hits like “Tangerine Honey,” he’s performed at Carnegie Hall and The Hollywood Bowl. He’s collaborated with Joshua Bell, Sting, and Josh Groban, toured with Sugarland and Air Supply, and wrote Air Supply’s Top 40 single “Dance with Me.”

Founded in 1930, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra performs 200 concerts yearly to 350,000 people. Known for classical and pops, they've toured Europe and recorded extensively. Notable music directors include Fabien Sevitzky and Raymond Leppard.

Born in Glen Falls, NY, Tony DeSare is a jazz vocalist and pianist known for blending classic American songbook style with pop and rock influences. Recognized alongside artists like Harry Connick, Jr., he gained attention in the early 2000s, particularly through collaborations with Bucky Pizzarelli. His albums, including Billboard-charting "Last First Kiss" and "Lush Life," showcase his diverse influences, from Sinatra and Nat King Cole to Prince and Carole King. His innovative approach in albums like "Radio Show" and "Piano" highlights his creative versatility.