Greg Farnese is a modern day throwback vocalist, a crooner if you will. He reignites the treasured and timeless classics from the Great American Songbook. Greg is one of the busiest male jazz vocalists in the area, singing the truly timeless music of the Great American Songbook as well as original jazz arrangements of more current artists. A South Jersey native, Greg began his career in acting, and moved to Hollywood, California where he worked in theater, television and in films. Missing his roots, he ultimately moved back to the East Coast, where he started his own production company producing content for television, commercials, web content and documentaries. It was here in New Jersey, that his love of jazz and his vocal abilities took root and he began singing professionally. His soulful tone and inspired phrasing, as well as his reputation as a consummate performer, have produced a wide fan base of musicians and music lovers.

Greg Farnese is proud to have shared the bandstand, with renown jazz artisits such as ; Tom Adams, Tom Lawton, Jim Holton, Chris Simonini, Lee Smith, Mike Boone, Andy Lalasis, Madison Rast, Nimrod Speaks, Justin Sekelewski, Tim Warfield, Larry McKenna, Dan Monaghan, Byron Wookie Landham, Keith Hollis, GavinMcCauley, Grant MacAvoy and Behn Gillece are just some of the remarkable artists with whom he has been fortunate enough to share a stage. Greg is also honored to be working with renowned vocal coach, Dr. Owen Brown.

Greg’s tremendous fan base and popularity have allowed him the opportunity to delight fans in several venues. He currently plays in some of the most celebrated clubs and restaurants on the East Coast, including Chris’ Jazz Café, Milkboy, Parx Casino, Paris Wine Bar, Victor Talking Machine Co. "The Vault", The Crazy Sofa, Auburn Winery, Filomena’s Lakeview and Catelli Duo, as well as popular festivals and private events. His fans and fellow musicians continue to inspire him enhance his passion and love for Jazz.