Tony Farina

Big Band singer, with the styling of Sinatra, Dean Martin and others of that genre, Tony is NOT an impersonator! Tony provides an upscale classy act when you engage him to perform at your event. With great voice & stage presence combined with that crooner type swooning personality, he’ll win over your guests in a heartbeat. Adaptable to almost any type of venue you have in mind. Together with his wife Susan who manages his vocals and music allowing Tony to perform in his usual on and off stage style. Corporate entertainment, private parties, weddings, anniversaries and more. Performing for any size event, a romantic evening for a few or a party for thousands

Tony has been entertaining up and down the East Coast for the past 18 years and recently finished performing for White Star Tours on their promotional tour in 18 cities in 11 states. This is his 9th season traveling with them all over the East Coast each fall.
Tony also produced his own luncheon show “An Afternoon With Tony” entertaining thousands over 4 years at Green Valley Country Club with 6 t0 8 shows a year including 2 Christmas shows each year due to the great turnout !
Tony has been highlighted on Berks cable, Comcast cable, Blue Ridge cable as well as other TV and radio stations such as WEEU 8:30 AM.

Tony original song “Tony’s Good Morning” has aired on CBS channel 3 KYW News “morning jukebox” out of Philadelphia and internet radio out of London.

Tony also has performed many times for the Reading Phillies at First Energy Stadium and also performed for the Lancaster Barnstormers at Clipper stadium.

Currently Tony is performing at various nightspots, restaurants and country clubs on the East Coast.
“Lyme to Limelight”

“I was 37 years old and had been infected with Lyme disease from a tick bite in or prior to 1996. After rounds of antibiotics and months pic line IV’s, I closed my business after 20 years which I started when I was 18. The business was an excavating business and I employed up to 25 people.
After being ill for several years, I finally started feeling somewhat better. In 2000 I realized that I always felt better around the Holidays. What seemed to make me feel good was singing along with Christmas music. I never sang in my entire life, but something inside me told me at age 43, I would love to be an entertainer.
Now at 60 years old, I’m performing all over the East Coast, I wrote my first song in 2006 “Tony’s Good Morning” which is copyrighted and has been aired on radio and on TV out of Philadelphia. I can’t explain how excited and honored I’ve been over the past 18 years to have been blessed to get this far.
My hope is that I will someday get that lucky break to be discovered by someone. Allowing me to share my musical story could complete my dream and go from Lyme to Limelight”

We bring our own sound equipment.
We need power
We don't provide lighting
A Stage isn't required but it can add to the performance