Celebrated vocalist Eddie Bruce has garnered critical acclaim for his captivating tributes to music icons including Tony Bennett, Anthony
Newley, Frank Sinatra, and Broadway classics, drawing sold-out crowds across various venues. His performances have resonated at
prestigious locations such as Resorts, Harrahs, and the Borgota in Atlantic City, Feinstein’s, The Metropolitan Room, Don’t Tell Mama in New York, and numerous venues in the Philadelphia area.

Notably, Bruce’s recent tributes to the famed Latin Casino nightclub made headlines, leaving audiences electrified at venues like World Café’ Live and Drexel University’s Mandell Theatre.

With over 40 years of legacy, Eddie Bruce has graced the stages of major venues, society and corporate galas, spreading the joy of music from New England to South Florida. Bruce’s enduring presence as the host of the nationally-broadcast “Dancin’ on Air” television show and his long-running WWDB Radio talk show adds to his multifaceted contributions to the world of entertainment. 

Described as both electrifying and mesmerizing, Eddie Bruce stands as a personification of show business tradition through the ages.