Celebrated vocalist and bandleader Eddie Bruce has garnered critical acclaim for his captivating tributes to musical icons Tony Bennett, Anthony Newley, Frank Sinatra, the award-winning Broadway and motion picture composers, and Philadelphia’s legendary nightclub, the Latin Casino. He’s performed for sold-out crowds at venues that include most of Atlantic City’s hotel/casinos, 54 Below and Birdland Theatre in New York City, World Café’ Live, Drexel University’s Mandell Theatre and the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia; the Bonita Springs Performing Arts Center and The Studio at Mizner Park in Florida, and other spots north and south.
Bruce’s enduring presence as the host of the nationally-broadcast “Dancin’ on Air” television show and his long-running WWDB Radio talk show have added to his multifaceted contributions to the world of entertainment.
More recently, Eddie has recorded a new album backed by a swinging big band, has spearheaded the reissue of his popular, recorded homage to Tony Bennett on streaming platforms worldwide, has performed the National Anthem on several occasions at Philadelphia Phillies baseball game, appeared in the region’s ever-popular Thanksgiving Day Parade, completed a successful, mini-tour of Florida with his Tony Bennett show, and has collaborated with the new Philly Pops in a series of concerts that have delighted audiences of all ages.
Described in the press as “electrifying,” “mesmerizing,” and “singularly entertaining,” Eddie Bruce stands as the personification of the show business tradition as it is in 2025.
