Landau’s only Charleston appearance in 2019 – Garage Ball

West Virginia’s own “America’s Got Talent” winner season six Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. and his all-star band return to Charleston, WV to headline the Annual Garage Ball on Thursday, October 10 at Edgewood Country Club. Put together by Good News Mountaineer Garage, show begins at 5:30 pm.

The humble small-town crooner from West Virginia, voted “Reality TV Personality of the Year” after his AGT win, will jazz up the evening with his” Salute to Sinatra and the Magic of Motown” that make up The Great American Songbook. This Sinatra and soul singing sensation will entertain audience with crooner classics from The Great American Songbook and timeless Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and other timeless hits.

Proceeds collected from the Garage Ball will support Good New Mountaineer Garage to supply safe, reliable transportation for West Virginia families working toward economic independence.

Get your tickets today at https://www.goodnewsmountaineergarage.com

 

About Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.

Landau is the season six winner of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent”, securing the largest vote total in the show’s history. Personal interpretations of standards by Frank Sinatra and others have led to dozens of sold-out performances for Landau around the world, from Shanghai to San Francisco, New York City to Las Vegas, and across Europe singing for U.S. troops stationed there. Landau has shared the stage with the Boston Pops, George Benson, Patti Labelle, Christopher Cross, the Commodores, the Temptations and many more.

Landau has released three successful albums including his Columbia Records debut “That’s Life” (November 2011) which spent several weeks atop the Billboard jazz charts. “Christmas Made for Two” (December 2013), Landau’s special holiday CD mixes classic and brand-new original holiday favorites was designed as a fundraising vehicle for The Children’s Home Society charity in West Virginia. “Landau” (December 2016) produced by Grammy winner Jeff Weber includes his signature take on popular Great American Songbook standards and updated versions of classic R&B, with what Landau calls a “Big Band twist,” plus Landau’s first-ever original compositions co-written with several Grammy-winning songwriters. The album was recorded at the famed Capitol Records Studio “B,” home to Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Nat “King” Cole and Dean Martin. Landau’s upcoming fourth album “Live In Las Vegas” recorded at the iconic Caesar’s Palace is slated for release later this year.

Landau has also co-authored a best-selling book with award-winning writer Rick Robinson “Landau Eugene Murphy Jr: From Washing Cars to Hollywood Star” (Headline Books) that debuted at #1 on the Amazon.com Jazz Book chart. Landau made his film debut in the movie “Choices” in 2018. He continues to tour globally when not at home in West Virginia, where Landau was named “West Virginian of the Year” by the Governor’s office and where he has helped raise over a million dollars for Mountain state charities.