Tommy C

Coming from the birthplace of baseball, where the first Oreo was sold, and the Chairman Of The Board, Frank Sinatra, Tommy C was born in Hoboken, New Jersey. Tommy comes from a line of entertainers and musicians from his uncle who was a traveling carnival clown to his grandmother, better known as Judy Allen, a Rockette from way back when. At a young age, Tommy began singing, dancing, and acting in community theater as well as various school performances. Landing roles such as Albert Peterson in "Bye Bye Birdie", Danny Zuko in "Grease", and Nathan Detroit in "Guys & Dolls". Tommy has performed along the east coast with the Cole Brother's Circus Of The Stars for many years under the name, "Shorty The Clown", following in his uncle's footsteps. Over the past couple of years, Tommy has performed on the same stage with many well known performers and groups. Artists such as France Joli, Russel Thompkins Jr., The Duprees, The Elegants, The Tokens, Sonny Turner of The Platters, and many more. Tommy's voice has been heard by millions over various radio frequencies, including KOOL 98.3 with Jerry Blavat, Cruisin' 92.1 with Patti Lattanzi and Billy Carlucci, and most commonly, WOGL 98.1 with Bob Pantano. Up until now, Tommy has released two albums while being featured on and producing 3 others with his mentor and manager, Joey M. Tommy has been working on a new sound from the 60's, releasing fresh arrangements to hits like "Beggin'" form Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, and "Sway", made famous by the late Bobby Rydell. Dubbed, "The Voice Of Tribute", Tommy can take audiences on a musical journey back in time, emulating the voices of entertainers such as, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin, Frankie Valli, Elvis Presley, Len Barry, Del Shannon, Louis Prima, and so many more. Tommy has allowed his performances to grace the stages at Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City, NJ, The Rush Lounge at The Golden Nugget in Atlantic City, NJ, Fox Park in Wildwood, NJ, The Amish Country Theater in Millersburg, OH, among others.