Steve March-Tormé has an extraordinary talent for moving audiences with his stirring vocals and dazzling them with his technical facility. Steve performs 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. He has electrified audiences in settings from intimate jazz clubs to Performing Arts Centers to festivals worldwide.
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​DATES

2021

Mar 4 - Meyer Theatre - Green Bay, WI
    with STEEM

Apr 9 - The Grand - Oshkosh, WI
    with STEEM

Jul 16 - The Grand - Oshkosh, WI
    Guest appearance for The Oshkosh Jazz Fest Preview

Aug 4 - Riverside Park - Neenah, WI
    with STEEM 

Aug 21 - Waupaca Arts Festival - Waupaca, WI
    
Aug 27 - Green Bay Botanical Garden - Green Bay, WI
    featuring Pegasis

Aug 28 - Oshkosh Jazz Festival - Oshkosh, WI
    Host

Dec 2 - Capitol Civic Centre - Manitowoc, WI
     "For Kids from 1 to 92"

Dec 3 - The Braumart - Iron Mountain, MI
     "For Kids from 1 to 92"

Dec 4 - Stone Harbor - Sturgeon Bay, WI
     "For Kids from 1 to 92"

Dec 9 & 10 - The Grand - Oshkosh, WI
     "For Kids from 1 to 92"

Dec 11 - Richland Center PAC - Richland Center, WI
     "For Kids from 1 to 92"

Click for past/archived dates​​

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.

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

Who would expect this medley?  Hall and Oates and The Five Stairsteps...

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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.

"Swingin' at the Blue Moon Bar & Grille," one of Steve's favorite originals and co-written with Steve Rawlins.

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