Tony Vincent

Bio

Tony Vincent has spent the last 22 years of his career operating out of New York City. In 1993 Vincent started his own record company, Adobe Flats, writing and producing the EP (Love Falling Down) that led to a recording contract with EMI Records. The two solo albums that followed, (Tony Vincent, One Deed) produced six #1 Billboard radio singles.

In 1997 Vincent took a detour into the rock-based theatre, starring on Broadway in RENT (Mark, Roger), Jesus Christ Superstar (Judas Iscariot) and Green Day's American Idiot (St. Jimmy). He played Simon Zealotes in Andrew Lloyd Webber's film remake of Jesus Christ Superstar and is also featured in the film Andrew Lloyd Webber: Masterpiece. Vincent originated the role of Galileo Figaro in the rock band Queen's We Will Rock You in London's West End (2002) and opened the U.S. production in 2004. He has also fronted the band multiple times including an epic performance of "Bohemian Rhapsody" for Queen Elizabeth II, with a live audience of over 1 million people surrounding Buckingham Palace.

Vincent independently released two more albums, A Better Way, produced by Adam Anders (Glee) in 2008, and the self-produced In My Head in 2012, following his showing on NBC's The Voice.

Tony Vincent is currently headlining the international symphony tour of  The Music of David Bowie and is writing and producing out of his newly relocated recording studio (SoundShop370) in Nashville, TN.