Don’t miss a 25th anniversary special event when Tom Burlinson Sings Sinatra at The Art House on September 2.
The star of stage and screen presents a sensational new show celebrating the music of the legendary crooner, 25 years after he created the hugely successful Frank – A Life in Song, which toured around Australia and was also presented in Toronto, Canada, and Las Vegas, USA.
Burlinson once again honours the musical legacy of one of the greatest entertainers of the 20th Century.
Accompanied by his Swinging Big Band comprising some of the finest musicians in the country, Burlinson will sing all the hit songs from throughout Sinatra’s extraordinary career.
These include Come Fly With Me, Lady is a Tramp, It Was a Very Good Year, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Strangers in the Night, That’s Life and, of course, the iconic My Way and New York, New York’ – one great song after another.
Burlinson is famous for his starring roles in the classic Australian movies The Man from Snowy River and Phar Lap, as well as numerous stage and TV appearances throughout his career of over 45 years.
In 1991 he was chosen by Tina Sinatra to sing the voice of her father in the Golden Globe Award-winning mini-series Sinatra.
This led to a whole new musical development in his professional life.
After the success of Frank – A Life in Song came the national tour of Now We’re Swingin’! in which Burlinson paid homage not only to Sinatra, but also to some of the other great stars of vocal swing.
The acclaimed shows Swing That Music and Swinging the Great Standards were also presented in prestigious venues around the country.
Burlinson has proven that he is one of the best in the world at Sinatra-inspired singing and is renowned for his smooth style and astonishing performance skills.
Don’t miss this wonderful new show as Burlinson once again does justice to the marvellous musical legacy of The Voice, The Chairman of the Board, Ol’ Blue Eyes – the incomparable Frank Sinatra.
Tom Burlinson Sings Sinatra will be performed at The Art House, Wyong, at 7.30pm on Saturday September 2.
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