Steve March-Tormé
Mel Tormé, celebrated as one of the greatest jazz singers ever, was a true renaissance musician—excelling as a drummer, songwriter, and arranger. Revered by peers throughout his 60-year career, Tormé left an indelible mark on music. In 2025, to honor what would be Mel’s 100th birthday, his son Steve March-Tormé—an exceptional singer in his own right—presents “Tormé Sings Tormé – The Platinum Tour.” This dynamic show, featuring a ten-piece band, revisits classic arrangements by Mel and Marty Paich, including hits like “The Christmas Song,” celebrating its 80th anniversary. Steve weaves personal stories and insights into the performance, with an optional video presentation. A scaled-down version with a quartet is also available, but the full band experience captures the true essence of Mel’s legacy.
What people are saying…
“I had forgotten how wonderful falling in love was until last Friday night, when I attended the Steve March-Torme performance at the Cabaret Jazz Theatre in Las Vegas, Nevada. It’s worth coming to Las Vegas just to see him and his musical jazz band. Because you will surely “fall in love.” The stage lights grew brighter and with an unassuming gesture to the band … BAM BAM BAM the evening took off the ground never to land until after the last standing ovation.”
JANICE MARIE WILSON/JETSETTERS MAGAZINE EDITOR
“Like Dad, young March-Tormé also shows great writing skills as well as strong and true vocal chops.”
PEOPLE MAGAZINE
“Second generation talent can be hit-or-miss. You can hit yourself if you miss this one . . . the guy is so personable, his voice so becoming and his performance so filled with élan, that he is always interesting . . .”
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
“March-Tormé’s voice is seductive and effortless . . . his joyous sense of rhythm, the warmth with which he unfurls a ballad and the surprisingly nimble technique he displays, point to a singer coming into his own.”
DON HECKMAN—L.A. TIMES
