Tony Viviano Sings Timeless Love Songs
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
How Sweet it Is to enjoy your Valentine's Day
Dinner with the one you love at Fallon's Restaurant in Ellisville Mo.
Who: Singers Tony Viviano & Audrey Smith Two St. Louis Favorites,
Will Be Serving Up Romantic Music For Everyone!
As Fallon's Serves 4 Course Exceptional Valentine Dinners!
When: Tuesday, February 14th, 2023
Time: Doors: 5:00 p.m.
Dinner: 6:00 p.m.
Live Music: 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Where: Fallon's Restaurant 15850 Manchester Rd. Ellisville, MO 63011
$50.00 per person Includes Dinner-Dance-Show
For Required Ticket Reservations
Email to events@fallonsontap.com and request reservations or
Simply Call: (636) 386-5621 - (636) 256-8833
taxes, gratuity, and cash bar additional.
Hello Everybody! I am so happy to be performing again after my acting/singing debut in
the Tennessee Williams play The Rose Tattoo.
Make This Sunday, Sept. 18th Count!
Be with your family and friends or bring a date to Hendrick's BBQ in St. Charles, MO.
You may visit: hendricksbbq.com
They will be serving up some of their incredible Slow Smoked BBQ meals while
crooner Tony Viviano will be serving up a smorgasbord of your favorite tunes with some
Jazz-Pop-Rock-Blues-Country-Motown and of course Love Songs!
Tony will be singing from Noon to 3:30 p.m.
So come enjoy this Fun Sunday afternoon as Summer comes to a close.
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I hope to see you there!
Tony Viviano
I will also be singing Italian Songs with Mitch Eagles/Romantic Guitar from
this play between poems read by actors and friends of Tennessee Williams!
at Guido's Pizzeria and Tapas On The Hill 8-21-22 at 7:00 p.m.
Defined in our imagination by the artistry of Sinatra, Bennett and Tormé,
lounge singers of the old school are getting harder to find. Tony Viviano,
a genial gentleman who carries on the fine tradition of Italian-American
popular vocalists, knows how to interpret the classics, how to work a room
and how to hire good musicians. At its most basic level, lounge singing
is about connecting with people on a curiously intimate level, and the personable
Viviano proves that the classic mix of style and sentimentality, while certainly
endangered, is far from extinct."
Those are not our words or web site hype - they're excerpted from the St. Louis Riverfront Times when Tony was voted
the Best Lounge Act in 2003! Tony was described
in another newspaper review as "Tony Viviano has the energy of Motown
and the finesse of Sinatra. He can seize an audience and hold them
captive for hours. No one can deny the charismatic touch the crooner
possesses".
It doesn't stop there; Tony is far more than a lounge singer - he is an
outstanding entertainer! Tony interacts with the crowd in a warm and
personable way, captivating each audience with his music and humor. His
style, delivery and personality have gained Tony and his band a huge legion
of followers over the years. Tony has even been called a 'St. Louis
Legend' after some of his past performances.
But
even Legends must keep up with the times. To that end, Tony has added
selected rock numbers to his repertoire, and has also incorporated many
of Elvis Presley's jazz renditions in a tribute to The King.
Whether performing at a supper club, wedding party, black tie fund raiser,
corporate event, or just a gathering of friends, Tony and his band deliver
a variety of music unlike any other group. Tony has performed for
a vast range of audience types and ages, always using his unique musical
style and warm personality to charm his listeners and gain even more fans
at each appearance.
Tony's band, "The Musical Expression",
consists of a select group of talented and gifted musicians; the accompaniment
can range anywhere from a single pianist, to a small combo, to the "Tony
Viviano Big Band" of 22 pieces, always tailored for the
occasion. Tony and his band have performed at Rams games in the Edward
Jones Dome, country clubs, cocktail lounges, fine restaurants, wedding ceremonies
and receptions, fund-raisers, dinner dances, corporation events and company
picnics both in the St. Louis area and across the country.
But
even Legends must keep up with the times. To that end, Tony has added
selected rock numbers to his repertoire, and has also incorporated many
of Elvis Presley's jazz renditions in a tribute to The King.