Rat Pack Holiday Tribute
STUDIO CITY, CA – [Tuesday, November7, 2023] – For the 5th year, the Swing Tones match their vocal jazz fusion big band sound to the great tunes performed by Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr. in their Rat Pack Holiday Tribute Show. An excellent addition to the season, the tribute brings to life class holiday favorites such as “White Christmas” and “Santa Baby,” along with the iconic melodies like “I Love Paris,” “Fly Me To The Moon,” “Bojangles” and more.
With so many events lined up for the winter season, the Rat Pack Tribute will give attendees an unforgettable evening filled with the energy of swing and the nostalgic charm of an era that defined American culture. From the moment The Swing Tones strike their first chord, the audience will be transported on a musical journey that captures the essence of the Jazz Age.
“It certainly is one thing to tribute the Rat Pack,” said Aaron Jacobs, executive producer and lead vocalist. “Their timeless songs, jokes and camaraderie that endeared them to the world plus our vocal harmonic additions is guaranteed to send our audience over the top!”
The Swing Tones, a part of Aaron Jacobs Productions, are a musical powerhouse, celebrated for their authentic interpretations of classics from the 1920s and 1930s. With their toe-tapping rhythms, infections melodies and a brass section that packs a punch, the band has garnered a dedicated following of music enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
The Rat Pack:
Erin Ben-Moche
Tiah Gina
Aaron Jacobs
Stu James
Tod Macofsky
Pianist and Music Director: James Morgan
Bassist: Susan Quam
Drummer: Satoshi Kirisawa
Saxophone/Clarinet: Alex Johnson
Trumpet: Didier Reyes
Trombone: Ken Eernisse
MORE ABOUT THE SWING TONES: The Swing Tones are part of Aaron Jacobs Productions. They debuted at Summer Swing Nights in 2018 with a mission to preserve the legacies of big band and swing music while contemporizing the experience with some modern twists. The Swing Tones’ vocal harmonic sounds include The Andrews Sisters, The Manhattan Transfer and Postmodern Jukebox with some “swingified” twists.
