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Frank the Man. The Music. - Bob Anderson as Frank Sinatra Up Close

Frank the Man. The Music.

(30 reviews)

The Strip

Frank the Man. The Music is a very good show at the Venetian's Palazzo Theatre. If you are a fan…read moreof Frank Sinatra music, you will really enjoy the show. Bob Anderson does an excellent job of not merely impersonating Sinatra but seems to become Sinatra during the show. Somer of the Sinatra hits he sings are "Come Fly With Me," "I've Got You Under My Skin," "My Way," "Strangers in the Night" and "That's Life." That's only a brief list. The show is 90 minutes in length with some recounting of stories from Sinatra's life with Anderson speaking as if he were Sinatra. To help Anderson make this transformation to Sinatra, he used Kazuhiro Tsuji, a famous Hollywood makeup artist known for his work in the "Benjamin Button" movie and the ape faces in "Rise of the Planet of the Apes." Anderson's voice is very much Sinatra so you can just pretend that you are listening to Frank himself on the stage. Anderson is aided my Vincent Falcone and his orchestra. The musical backing to the signing is excellent. If you want to tip one of the ushers, I saw people being seated in the front tables where there's cocktail service. This is a very good show.

This is an excellent small show that lasted a full 90 minutes. Bob Anderson bears more than a…read morepassing physical resemblance to Frank Sinatra, and the sound and intonation of his voice very closely matches that of the now deceased Chairman of the Board. But the memory of the top American crooner's iconic songs lingers on in this show. Backed by orchestra director and pianist Vincent Falcone, the former music director for Frank Sinatra himself, and a 32-piece live orchestra, the famous melodies like "New York, New York," "My Way," "My Kind of Town," and "It Was a Very Good Year" are faithfully reproduced. In fact, hearing this large ensemble of musicians belt out the music is almost worth the price of the ticket alone. But hearing tribute artist Anderson faithfully reenact the sounds and mannerisms of Sinatra is probably the closest thing to witnessing a live Sinatra Las Vegas casino concert performance itself when the balladeer was in his prime. And, this occurs in The Palazzo Theatre, which has great sight lines and fine acoustics, and for nostalgic measure rests on the very same ground as the now imploded Sands Hotel and Casino once stood where Frank Sinatra held sway five decades ago. Seating was very comfortable, and as a well-appreciated bonus, upon arrival at the theatre our balcony seats were upgraded to the third row of the center orchestra without any request at all for any change. This put Bob Anderson directly in front of us during most of the performance. We were only separated by a few VIP tables and two rows of seats. Even though I was too young and but an impoverished student unable to afford the price of a ticket and tip to a maitre d' for a good seat at the time, I have always lamented not seeing a Frank Sinatra or Rat Pack performance in person when Frank, Dean, and Sammy dominated the Las Vegas nightlife scene. But, while viewing Frank the Man. The Music., I felt that, at least for a little while, I was able to experience what some of those magical musical moments must have been like. 4-1/2 stars overall!

MJ Live A Michael Jackson Tribute

MJ Live A Michael Jackson Tribute

(554 reviews)

The Strip

What an AMAZING and truly entertaining show…read more My family and I bought tickets for this event two months in advance. Thank goodness we didn't wait to buy them in person, as the show was sold out. I saw at least ten to fifteen people turned away at the door. This show, at times, had fans on their feet dancing, cheering throughout, singing along, and basically having an amazing time. The MJ impersonator is AWESOME! He has high energy the whole show, great dance moves, and interacts with the crowd constantly. Fans enjoyed all the big and most popular hits from Michael Jackson, along with a few from the Jackson 5. The band and dancers were OUTSTANDING! Each gave 100%, helping to make it fun and memorable. The sound, stage, colors, and entire production were fantastic, leaving fans feeling good and singing MJ songs as they left the theater. One last thing: this is a kid-friendly and clean show, as shown by the many 8-12 year olds and teenagers in attendance.

Well, if you are a major Michael Jackson fan and just wanted to experience the remember berries and…read moreyou aren't expecting the quality than Michael to do. Then go. I understand the show originally started with Bruno Mars doing a Michael Jackson impression. And you know how much energy he puts into all his work. This one, the dancers for spotty the sound system sucked, they sped up the music and had lots of backing tracks. No one was really putting any effort into it. Even when the impersonator for Michael Jackson was standing right next to us in the audience. You couldn't hear him singing. It was all backing tracks. We went to a show after that. RuPaul's drag race live. And they put the MJ live to shame. M Jay live people say after the show if we have any problems with it, feel free to ride it. There was no place to ride anything. They don't want to hear.

Dana Garrett - musicians - Updated July 2026

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