Singer, pianist and songwriter Tony DeSare is back in Glens Falls, NY for his annual "Home For the Holidays Concert" on November 23 and 24. He will be performing all of his favorite covers and his own hits at the Charles Wood Theater at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 23, and at 2:00 pm on Sunday, November 24.
"With his dark hair, bright brown eyes and toothpaste smile that rarely fades," raved The New York Times, "DeSare is one of the most promising young male performers. He is a Sinatra acolyte in his early 30's who sings Prince as well as Johnny Mercer." According to USA Today, "DeSare belongs to a group of neo-traditional upstarts stretching from Harry Connick Jr, to Michael Bublé and Jamie Cullum. DeSare covers old and newer pop and jazz standards without smothering or over-thinking the material."
Tony was born and raised in Hudson Falls, New York to a musical family. I was able to ask Tony a few questions while he was home for the holidays.
"With his dark hair, bright brown eyes and toothpaste smile that rarely fades," raved The New York Times, "DeSare is one of the most promising young male performers. He is a Sinatra acolyte in his early 30's who sings Prince as well as Johnny Mercer." According to USA Today, "DeSare belongs to a group of neo-traditional upstarts stretching from Harry Connick Jr, to Michael Bublé and Jamie Cullum. DeSare covers old and newer pop and jazz standards without smothering or over-thinking the material."
Tony was born and raised in Hudson Falls, New York to a musical family. I was able to ask Tony a few questions while he was home for the holidays.
Continue reading He Is Home For The Holidays - 10 Questions With Tony DeSare.
The Glens Falls High School football team is going to Syracuse this weekend to play in the biggest high school football game in its' history, the Class B state football championship. The Indians will be playing against top ranked Maine-Endwell (12-0) at 3 p.m. on Saturday, November 23, inside the Carrier Dome in Syracuse. The Indians made it to the Carrier Dome by beating Malboro High School 28-17 last Saturday, November 17, in Kingston. The last time Glens Falls made it close to the championship was in 1993, when they lost in the state semifinals. 
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