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Performer, recording giant and living legend Mary Wilson is the sole founding member of "The Supremes" who carried the dream from beginning to end. With hits like "Baby Love," "Stop! In The Name Of Love," "I Hear A Symphony" and more, she has become everyone's favorite "Dreamgirl." There is a $40 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Patty Ascher contributed bossa nova performances of some of Bacharach's greatest hits to the album "Bacharach Bossa Club," produced by legend Roberto Menescal, one of the Bossa Nova fathers. She also records her own compositions using a fusion of cool jazz and syncopated samba, and has an album out called "Jazz 'n' Samba." Learn more...

Grammy nominated pianist Judy Carmichael is one of the world's leading interpreters of stride piano and swing. Count Basie nicknamed her "Stride," acknowledging the command with which she plays this technically and physically demanding jazz piano style. Another early fan, Sarah Vaughan, encouraged her to record her first ensemble album, which she did with members of the Basie band. Learn more...

Jazz quartet West 73rd performs a tribute to a legendary composer for stage, concerts and film in "The Kurt Weill Project." United by their shared love of jazz, pianist Frank Ponzio, bassist Peter Donovan, drummer Vito Lesczak, and vocalist Hilary Gardner explore Weill's music from a jazz perspective, while incorporating the classical, theatrical, and global influences that give Weill's music mass appeal. Learn more...

The Unexpected Boys perform at Feinstein's at Loews Regency. One of the world's top Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons tribute acts, they've performed "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Walk Like a Man," and more across the globe. (Feinstein's requires a $25 minimum food/beverage purchase per customer.) Learn more...

Desi's music is inspired by the works of Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye and Luther Vandross. He's played venues across the country and has been billed with acts ranging from classic to rap to hip hop such as Jeffrey Osbourne, Run D.M.C., Angela Bofield, and Mellow Man Ace. He also starred in a musical inspired by a song from his album -- the acclaimed Broadway-bound Where Eagles Fly at Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C. Learn more...

Eric Comstock & Barbara Fasano, the "Nick and Nora of cabaret," take the stage at Feinstein's in Let's Get Away from It All, with Sean Smith on bass. Selections will include songs by Paul Simon, Matt Dennis, Frank Loesser, Joni Mitchell, Irving Berlin, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer and others. Learn more...

The DIVA Jazz Trio is the newest ensemble to emerge from the world-renowned Diva Jazz Orchestra, an ensemble of 15 extremely talented female musicians. The DIVA Jazz Trio is comprised of leader/drummer, Sherrie Maricle, pianist Tomoko Ohno and bassist Noriko Ueda. This show has a $25 food and beverage minimum per person. Learn more...

Feinstein's welcomes R&B singer B. Brvon Neal. he started his career working with gospel star Kirk Franklin, with whom he won a Grammy Award. He's relocated to New York, and has started a promising solo career. Brvon specializes in smooth soulful R&B ballads. (Feinstein's features a minimum $25 food/drink purchase per customer.) Learn more...

Jazz vocalist Judy Wexler performs at Feinstein's at the Loews Regency in New York City. Her first two albums have met with wild praise from critics and fans, who applaud her emotional immediacy and ability to bring a fresh spin to practically any material imaginable. 2008's Dreams and Shadows hit #2 on the charts. (Feinstein's requires a $25 minimum food/drink purchase per person.) Learn more...

Feinstein's presents Jimmy Webb. The only man ever to win Grammy Awards for music, lyrics and orchestration wrote such classic tunes as "Wichita Lineman", "Galveston", and "MacArthur Park". Frank Sinatra called Webb's "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" the greatest torch song ever written. Webb will accompany himself on piano, and tell fascinating stories from his illustrious career. (Feinstein's features a $25 minimum food/drink purchase per person.) Learn more...

Feinstein's at Loews Regency welcomes jazz singer Pucci Amanda Jhones. Her striking, powerful voice is an ideal instrument for her wide range of songs, from the Great American Songbook to Lena Horne, Sammy Davis Jr. and Barbra Streisand. Learn more...

Feinstein's welcomes Allan Harris in Songs For a Summer Evening. Known for his supremely laid-back style, Harris is a three-time New York Nightlife Award winner in the Best Male Jazz Vocalist category. He'll sing the songs of Tony Bennett, Nat Cole and Johnny Mathis. (Feinstein's features a $25 food/beverage minimum per person.) Learn more...

Natalie Douglas sings To Lena...a Tribute to the Lady & Her Music at Feinstein's. In her new show, the seven-time MAC Award winner revisits the tunes made legendary by jazz singer Lena Horne, backed by an ensemble of top Bradway musicians. (Feinstein's features a $25 food/drink minimum per person.) Learn more...

Clayton Bryant was groomed by the best that contemporary music has to offer. His list of personal tutors reads like a "who's-who" of Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame royalty: his Mom, pop/rock icon Darlene Love, Luther Vandross, Roger Daltrey (The Who) and legendary singer-songwriters Ashford & Simpson. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Blessed with an amazing voice and the wisdom to know what to do with it, Jimmy Demers began singing at the age of four. Along with his brother, songwriter Donnie Demers, he began his professional career on Jerry Lewis' Telethon, and was a runner-up on Ed McMahon's Star Search in the mid-'80s. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

2009 MAC Award nominee and Nightlife Award finalist Julie Reyburn celebrates her return to Feinstein's with Sing Happy, a collection of arrangements ranging from Jobim, Michel Legrand and Kander & Ebb, to Louis Prima, Janas & Napolitano and Sondheim. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Influenced by such singers as Frank Sinatra, Carmen McRae and Rosemary Clooney, Judy Marie Canterino has developed into a remarkable talent all her own over the past five decades of performing. She has performed with such greats as Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Wes Montgomery and many more. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Pianist-singer Johnny Rodgers pleases not only with his original songs but also his boy-next-door charm and dreamy crooner's voice. He performs songs for the sophisticated palette, bubbly and romantic pop ballads, James Taylor-laced melodies and sultry jazz, all stirred with piano driven rock. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Kate Taylor makes her debut at Feinstein's. Her most recent studio album, Beautiful Road, received 3 stars from Rolling Stone Magazine, which called it a "heartfelt, folk-rock gem." There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Spider Saloff has been touring the U.S. since 1996 with her Gershwin show, and headlined the St. Petersburg Gershwin Festival in Russia, including performances in the Gershwin family home. Spider Saloff Sings Feinstein's Gershwin Favorites is an all-new version of the show based on Michael Feinstein's Gershwin favorites and rare gems. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Singer Ron Kaplan keeps the flame burning brightly to illuminate jazz standards, the Great American Songbook and the classic sound of singers of the Fifties. In this concert, he'll be singing music from his album New York, composed entirely of beloved standards about the Big Apple. (Feinstein's requires a $25 minimum food/drink purchase for all guests.) Learn more...

Feinstein's at Loews Regency presents Sweet Baby J'ai. An acclaimed blues and jazz singer, J'ai has performed at sold-out shows across the globe. She'll sing an assortment of soulful, impassioned songs ranging from the Great American Songbook to her own compositions. (Feinstein's requires a $25.00 minimum food/drink purchase for this show.) Learn more...

Feinstein's welcomes Natalie Toro. The Bronx native and star of such Broadway shows as Les Miserables and A Tale of Two Cities presents a show that ranges from classic show tunes to Latin music, and features an array of comic anecdotes from the singer's life. (Feinstein's requires a $25.00 minimum food/drink purchase for this show.) Learn more...

Swedish-born crooner Anders Holst returns to Feinstein's where he will play selections from his latest album, Romantika, and previous EP, Five, sprinkled with his smooth and jazzy takes on some familiar classics. There is a $25-per-person food and beverage minimum for this show. Learn more...

Real-life husband and wife team Renee Taylor and Joe Bologna present their semi-autobiographical comedy, If You Ever Leave Me, I'm Going With You, direct from Broadway. The show focuses on their 36-year marriage, their wedding reception televised on "The Merv Griffin Show" and their multiple marriage renewals. Taylor is best known for her role as Fran Drescher's mom on "The Nanny," while Bologna can be recognized as Adam Sandler's father in the movie "Big Daddy." Learn more...

Steven Pasquale, best known as fireman Sean Garrity on "Rescue Me," will perform romantic jazz-tinged classics from his debut CD "Somethin' Like Love" at Feinstein's. In his first live performance of material from the album, he will be accompanied by the John Pizzarelli Quartet, featuring Pizzarelli on Guitar, Larry Fuller on piano, Martin Pizzarelli on bass and Tony Tedesco on drums. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this show. Learn more...

Feinstein's at Loews Regency, the nightclub claimed "Best of New York" by New York Magazine, presents the first joint engagement of the club's founder, Michael Feinstein, and critically-acclaimed Broadway star Cheyenne Jackson. Their new duet show The Power Of Two will feature pop songs, classic standards and songs from Broadway shows. There is a $40 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Mrs. Crosby performs her autobiographical show, My Life With Bing, which recounts the story of her relationship with husband and Hollywood legend, Bing Crosby, sharing personal stories of her meeting, unusual courtship and nearly 20-years of married life with Bing. Heartwarming and humorous stories fill a 90-minute program of anecdotes, film and songs (including "White Christmas") from a Hollywood's Golden Age. Learn more...

Michael Feinstein performs live at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, the nightclub he founded. The four-time Grammy nominee, Broadway star, and renowned interpreter of the Great American Songbook rose to fame with 1998's one-man Broadway hit Isn't It Romantic? (This event features a $40 food/drink minimum.) Learn more...

As a champion of the great American Songbook, Anne Hampton Callaway has made her mark as a singer, pianist and composer. She is best known for Tony-nominated performance in the Broadway musical Swing!, and for writing and singing the theme song to TV's The Nanny. There is a $40 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Freddie Jackson, best known for the hit songs "Rock Me Tonight," "For Old Times Sake," "Jam Tonight," "Do Me Again" and "You are My Lady," performs R&B favorites and standards at Feinstein's at Loews Regency. Jackson has recently returned from selling out shows around the world. Learn more...

James Barbour sings at Feinstein's. Known for his powerful voice, he's starred on Broadway in such shows as Jane Eyre, A Tale of Two Cities, Beauty and the Beast, and Sondheim's Assassins. (Feinstein's features a $25 minimum food/drink purchase.) Learn more...

Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley, two of Broadway's most respected stars, sing Opposite You, an evening of love songs at Feinstein's. A married couple, both have achieved success on Broadway; Marin is a three-time Tony nominee, while Jason starred in Candide and The Full Monty. Their album Opposite You was named "CD of the Year" by NPR. (Feinstein's is a supper club, and features a $40 food/beverage minimum per customer.) Learn more...

Betty Buckley won a Tony for her performance as "Grizabella" in Cats, a Tony nomination for the role of "Hesione" in Triumph of Love and an Olivier nomination for playing "Norma Desmond" in Sunset Boulevard. She will perform two different programs at Feinstein's: one that highlights songs from her most recent CDs, and the other featuring theater music from her acclaimed career and beyond. Learn more...

Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter Terry Steele presents a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Luther Vandross at Feinstein's. The principal writer of Vandross' classic hit "Here and Now", Steele has also worked with artists ranging from Whitney Houston and Dionne Warwick to Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross. His powerful voice is well-suited to Vandross' mighty love ballads. (Feinstein's features a $25 minimum food/drink purchase per customer.) Learn more...

Feinstein's nightclub continues its 10th Anniversary season with the debut engagement of acclaimed jazz singer Jane Monheit. Her new show will celebrate the release of her new Concord Records CD The Lovers, The Dreamers and Me. There is a $40 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Comedian Pat Cooper has performed at nearly every prestigious nightclub and comedy club in the business, and now he brings his no-holds-barred comedy show to Feinstein's. Pat is at his most hilarious as he ruminates and rants on anything that comes to mind. There is a $40 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Award-winning vocalist Natalie Douglas visits the supper club Feinstein's with a tribute to legendary soul and jazz singer Nina Simone, who was best known for her performances of "My Baby Just Cares for Me" and "I Put a Spell on You." Douglas has previously performed a Simone tribute at Birdland to critical acclaim, and has released a CD of that performance. Learn more...

John Treacy Egan performs a Christmas-themed program at Feinstein's. John currently stars on Broadway as Chef Louis in Disney's The Little Mermaid and has just released his first solo CD. Previously John played Max Bialystock in the Broadway production of The Producers. There is a $25 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Antonie Bleck plays Feinstein's. The crooner, a French native, is a former skier and restaurateur who's found success as a musician later in life. He recently released his second album, Mes Illusions, which has been compared to Serge Gainsbourg and Steely Dan. Learn more...

Brandon Cutrell is one of New York cabaret's brightest stars. Since first appearing on the scene in 2001, he's won two MAC Awards and a Backstage Bistro Award. Feelin' Frosty is his first holiday-themed show in New York. (This show features a $25.00 food/beverage minimum.) Learn more...

Chita Rivera is an accomplished actress, singer and dancer who has won two Tony Awards (Kiss of the Spider Woman, The Rink) and received seven additional Tony nominations. The legendary Broadway star will perform selections from her celebrated musicals, including numbers from West Side Story, Sweet Charity, Chicago and more. There is a $40 food and beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Miles Phillips brings his acclaimed cabaret show Reappearing In My Mind to Feinstein's. The actor, singer, and 2008 MAC Award winner sings a repertoire that ranges from standards to modern pop music. (This event features a $25 food/drink minimum.) Learn more...

Feinstein's presents an evening with George S. Irving, a treasure trove of theater songs, pretty ballads and reminiscences, discreet and otherwise. His Broadway range from the original opening of Oklahoma! through Me and My Girl. Irving will be joined by special guest Dina Merrill. This venue has a $25.00 food/beverage minimum purchase per person. Learn more...

Feinstein's presents an evening with the award-winning original star of Broadway's Rent and Aida, as well as the feature film Rent, who performs an evening of classic Broadway songs from composers old and new, as well as classic rock songs from his musical influences. There is a $25 food/beverage minimum for each person at this venue. Learn more...

Following wildly successful performances in San Francisco and Los Angeles, Lynda Carter (best known as TV's Wonder Woman) returns to Feinstein's with an array of jazz classics and standards, including "Put The Blame On Mame," "Blues In The Night" and "As Time Goes By." (This show has a $40-per-person food and beverage minimum.) Learn more...

Mary Cleere Haran has perfected a witty, musically sophisticated cabaret act inspired by Hollywood's Golden Age. She is adored by critics, who compare her singing to Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Doris Day and Rosemary Clooney. Her latest show, Mad For Manhattan, features songs about New York City. (This show features a $40 food/beverage minimum.) Learn more...

Enjoy an evening of classic songs and delicious food at Feinstein's. Sal Scognamillo, the head chef of New York's legendary Patsy's Italian Restaurant, takes over the venue's kitchen for a night. Patsy's was famously the favorite restaurant of Frank Sinatra. Singer Sal Manzo will perform classic standards made famous by Sinatra and others. (This venue features a $25.00 food/beverage minimum.) Learn more...