Bruce Fite

Bruce Fite's concerts are very much like a conversation between new-found friends. The audience gets to know Bruce, and he gets to know them through questions and stories threaded throughout his show. Bruce's concerts consist of original, catchy songs that involve the audience participating through singing along, clapping, and moving. Some are accompanied by just an acoustic guitar, and some with high quality, rockin' backing tracks coming through his sound system.
Here's what someone who hired Bruce had to say: "From the moment you sang your first song until the last tune was played, you had the entire school of kids totally enthralled with you! Even the 'too cool for school' 4th graders participated and were laughing and singing along! Our principal and teachers were so impressed that we have already made a unanimous decision to book you for next year. Booking was easy, and you were very flexible and accommodating for our special scheduling needs. Again, thank you!!"

Award-winning singer/songwriter, educator, author, and podcaster Bruce Fite is well known for his ability to captivate all age groups with his entertaining and clever lyrics. With his debut hit "Don't Put Your Cat in the Washing Machine" and other beloved "kid favorites," Bruce delivers memorable melodies and educational messages that leave a lasting impression.
His famous song "Don't Put Your Cat in the Washing Machine" has been adapted into a delightful children's book, now available on Amazon Kindle. Bruce proudly serves as the North East Elementary School music teacher in North East, MD. The podcast he co-hosts, The Music Podcast for Kids, was featured in the New York Times. Bruce cannot tune a fish, but, he can tune a piano. He resides in Nottingham, Pennsylvania with his loving wife and four children.
[Please welcome, Bruce Fite!] [Use only for live show introduction]
"Bruce Fite's music makes an instant connection with kids. "Don't Put Your Cat in the Washing Machine" continues to be a top request each and every week on the Kids' Cookie Break! Bruce makes music the whole family can enjoy!"
-Lisa Landis - Kids’ Cookie Break Host - WJTL 90.3 Lancaster, PA

Bruce has his own sound system, but, if Bruce will be using your sound system, here's what he would need:
Stage area would need to be at least 10x10 for larger venues and 8x6 for smaller venues (like parties)
Sound Specs:
3 - 1/4” inputs
1 - Mic on a boom stand
1- Wedge monitor