Bob Anderson is an acclaimed singer and impressionist, known for bringing legendary voices to life for audiences worldwide.
Bob Anderson, a singer, actor, and the #1 singing impressionist in the world, played in the Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall Saturday.
Famed Las Vegas vocal impressionist Bob Anderson is once more summoning legends who played the Strip in its golden era of showroom and lounge entertainment. Anderson has performed in more Las Vegas show rooms than just about anyone in the history of Las Vegas entertainment.
Bob Anderson is a talented genius at mastering many of the sounds and creating a truly magical experience in this evening devoted to the songs of Frank ...
Bob Anderson delivers a show stopping performance, recreating a number of Las Vegas Stars; Tony Bennett, Sammy Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra, ...
Anderson toured with legendary composer ... Unforgettable Night with Bob Anderson ft Patrick Hogan.
Bob Anderson, the world's greatest singing impressionist, performed at the Italian American Club on February 16.
Bob Anderson’s career began unexpectedly in 1973 when he seized an opportunity to perform with Nancy Sinatra in Las Vegas. During a rehearsal for Nancy Sinatra, the opening act, The Everly Brothers, had an argument and left. Anderson, present at the rehearsal, approached the conductor and offered to sing. With only hours until showtime, he successfully auditioned and went on to open for Nancy Sinatra for the next two weeks. This pivotal moment led to his first national television appearance with Nancy Sinatra on “The Merv Griffin Show,” where his performance earned a standing ovation. Merv Griffin subsequently became a mentor, writing an act for Anderson and introducing him at Caesars Palace, marking the official start of his career as a singing impressionist.
Throughout his extensive career, Anderson has become renowned for his masterful impersonations of iconic entertainers, including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Tony Bennett, Ray Charles, and Bobby Darin. He possesses the vocal range and characteristics necessary to accurately recreate the voices and styles of these greats. His dedication to his craft was exemplified in his “Frank The Man The Music” show, where he meticulously replicated Frank Sinatra’s look, sound, and stage presence for 90 minutes, backed by a 32-piece orchestra. This production was highly praised, earning “Best Live Show,” “Best Headliner,” and “Best Live Performance” at the annual Las Vegas Best of the Best Entertainment Awards in 2015.
Anderson’s commitment to excellence extends to every detail of his performances. For his Sinatra tribute, he collaborated with Hollywood makeup artist Kazuhiro Tsuji, who created a prosthetic to help him physically transform into Sinatra, a process that initially took three hours to apply. His performances have been unanimously endorsed by peers, with People magazine calling him “America’s Greatest Singing Impressionist.” He continues to perform, keeping the legacy of these legendary artists alive for new generations, and has toured extensively, including a sold-out performance at Carnegie Hall.
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