Sweet Tony

Sun City, AZ

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Travels up to 120 miles

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Originally from New Jersey, “Sweet Tony” Paiotti is a seasoned singer-songwriter now calling Phoenix, Arizona home. A staple of the Valley of the Sun music scene, Tony brings warmth, soul, and a masterful touch to every performance.

Known for his rich vocals and harmonizer-extraordinaire skills, Tony’s repertoire spans Classic Rock, Acoustic Rock, Adult Contemporary, Folk, Irish/Celtic, Ballads, and Love Songs. His shows are a journey through the soundtrack of our lives—playing beloved favorites from the 1950s through today.


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