James Tormé 'Back In Town' Limited Selection Venues Tour

James Tormé returns to the UK for 3 exclusive performances of his new LOVE SONGS PROJECT show.

This is James' tip of the hat to the greatest love songs ever written, all done "the Tormé way".

Classics such as Rodgers & Hart's "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" and "Wait 'Till You See Her", Cole Porter's little known chestnut, 'Looking At You" and Jerome Kern's "Folks Who Live On The Hill", plus James will be performing a sneak preview of his upcoming new album.


These promise to be 3 very special nights for sure and each show features James' All- Star quartet including Ross Stanley (Piano) Tim Thornton (Bass), Martyn Kaine (Drums) and the great Brandon Allen on Tenor Saxophone.

James Tormé (who is the son of 3-time Grammy Award Winning jazz legend Mel Tormé) is taking the legacy he was born into even further - and causing a serious buzz in the process. Often appearing with outfits like the BBC Concert Orchestra, Ronnie Scott's Orchestra and Les Paul Trio, the charismatic young star's debut album has topped both the iTunes and Amazon Jazz Charts*.


Tormé is "the best male jazz singer to come along in 20 years" according to long time Verve Records president, Chuck Mitchell, the man who first discovered him. Having grown up spending time with a myriad of jazz legends (Bing Crosby, Peggy Lee, Duke Ellington, George Shearing, Buddy Rich & more), one begins to understand why. Tormé himself attributes as much of his ability as a performer to the "process of osmosis” as he does to his own show-business background. Explains Tormé, “There's no question, I absorbed a lot from my dad, and his peers.” This is clear as soon as one hears his singing style, which draws from the “old school”, but with modern styling that makes it very current in today's market.