Steve March-Tormé has an extraordinary talent that stands on its own regardless of his famous last name. He moves audiences with his stirring vocals and dazzles with his technical facility. Steve’s live shows feature some of the most enduring, well-crafted songs ever written, beautifully arranged to appeal to the most nostalgic listener and to thrill the most sophisticated. Steve has electrified audiences in settings from intimate jazz clubs to Performing Arts Centers to festivals worldwide. His engaging personality, quick wit, and comfortable showmanship make the evening a thoroughly enjoyable experience for his audiences, but the star of the evening is always his voice.

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​DATES

Jan 17 - Gerold Opera House/WEGA Arts, Weyauwega, WI
     with STEEM

Jan 21 - Huntington Pointe, Del Ray Beach, FL

Jan 25 - Brentwood Country Club, Los Angeles, CA
    private party

Apr 25 - The Grand Opera House, Oshkosh, WI
    with STEEM

May 13, 14 - Northwoods Jazz Camp
    guest artist

Jun 24h - Shattuck Park, Neenah, WI
    with STEEM

Aug 15 - Arts on the Square Festival, Waupaca, WI

Aug 29 - Green Bay Botanical Gardens, Green Bay, WI
    with Pegasis

Sep 4, 5 - The Grand Hotel - Jazz Festival, Mackinac Island, MI
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video

Vocal high-wire act without a net on "Hit the Road Jack," a song made famous by one of Steve's vocal heroes, Ray Charles. Superb accompaniment by Mark Urness on bass, and Mike Underwood on percussion.

"Swingin' at the Blue Moon Bar & Grille," one of Steve's favorite originals and co-written with Steve Rawlins. This performance for Rock Garden Live  was originally broadcast in February 2018.

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"Born to be Blue" from Tormé Sings Tormé, a hi-def, 5.1 surround sound DVD/CD released on AIX Records. Recorded live to disc, no monitors, no multi-tracks, no overdubs...as organically as a singer with a ten-piece band can be recorded. The DVD won Best Music Dual Disc at the EMX DVD Awards.

"You Don't Know Me"--great song written by country singer Eddie Arnold and Cindy Walker.

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"Until You Come Back to Me," a big hit record for Aretha Franklin, written by the genius Stevie Wonder.