Randy V

Randy Vox is a high-voltage singing vocal impressionist with a stunning 5-octave range, renowned for traversing genres and generations of Top 40 hits that electrify audiences.

Rock Roots

Randy launched his musical career in the 1980s, laying down the bass lines and providing harmonies and backup vocals for the Hellcats from New York. The Hellcats rocked the NY/NJ club circuit and entertained US troops along the East Coast military bases. Their original track “The Girl’s Got Too Much” infiltrated MTV’s VJ rotation, while the band scorched infamous stages like CBGB’s, The Chance, Billy O’s, Murphy’s Law, L’Amours, The Class, Zone DK, The Cat Club, The Kitten Club, The China Club, Connections, Escapades, The Sanctuary, and the infamous Nutshell of the Catskills and many more.


Voice of a Generation


From mimicking Bugs Bunny as a kid to impersonating his parents and rock icons in his teens, Randy honed his ear for pitch, tone, and key through 80s band life—always chasing spot-on covers. As a solo powerhouse, he fuses those childhood talents with his eclectic love of music, reviving the soundtracks of our lives to spark memories and forge new ones for his diverse audiences.


Evolving Shock Rock Vision


Now based in Cleveland Ohio, Randy channels four decades of stage fire into an explosive Alice Cooper tribute—launching first as a raw, gestational version that grows into full theatrical fury as elite musicians join the lineup.