Mr. Fabulous and Casino Royale bring a piece of Las Vegas wherever they perform. They musically transport you to a 1960’s Las Vegas showroom. You can instantly recognize their songs, because you’ve heard such artists as Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Dean Martin and Tom Jones sing them on recordings.

Don’t close your eyes, you just might wakeup in the town that never sleeps.

Casino Royale, is an eight piece band featuring the “Tall, Dark and Handsome voice” of Mr Fabulous. Casino Royale, “The Biggest-Little-Big Band” this side of the Vegas strip. Casino Royale mesmerizes the audience with their tight arrangements and power packed delivery. The horn section is on fire leaving the crowd to look for an extinguisher only to find...

Mr Fabulous fanning the flames!

Mr Fabulous and company perform arrangements similar to those used by Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Dean Martin and Count Basie, to name a few. In addition, they perform big band numbers from the 30's and 40's, movie themes from the 50's and 60's, and some Latin big band arrangements.

Mr Fabulous transcends all age groups, young and old alike love to dance to the swinging Vegas beat of Mr Fab and Casino Royale. The tuxedo clad musicale ensemble consists of… Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone, Guitar, Bass, Drums,…and of course “The man with the license to thrill”

Some of Mr Fabulous’ fans include, president of the United States, George W. Bush. President Bush was so impressed by Mr Fabulous and Casino Royale, he invited them to Washington D.C., to perform at his presidential inaugural ball for an audience of 14,000 people.

No matter what your political persuasion, I think all will agree that it was indeed a great honor for Mr Fab and company to be invited to perform for the leader of the free world.

Mr Fab is an equal opportunity performer…playing at both Democrat and Republican functions.

Movie Star, Recording Artist, Radio & TV personality Mr Fabulous is known as the "Entertainer's, Entertainer". Capturing a show business style and personality his fans adore. Mr. Fab, is not an “impersonator”, but the real thing, cut from the same cloth as a Sinatra, Dean Martin or Bobby Darin.

At one Mr Fab show, Director Quentin Tarentino and George Clooney met with Mr Fabulous after his performance. They both enthusiastically declared:; “Mr Fabulous does live up to his name…He is Fabulous!”

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