Tony Enos

Audiences can expect a Vegas like "Janet Jackson style" pop concert.
* 2 backup dancers
(unless otherwise specified by Booker)
* 3 - 5 quick changes
(Wardrobe includes a dazzling array of costumes from street inspired hip hop to Native American regalia)
* Multi-media performance
(Enos travels with a portable projector which projects videos, images, and lighting lending themselves to the shows overall production value)
* Audience interaction and participation
(Enos spends a great deal of the show off the stage and in the audience. The audience is often asked to sing lines from Enos' songs, and are entertained through out the show with Enos' quick sense of humor and comedic story telling)
* A show tailored for your audience
(Enos tailors each show to the room and to the Booker's specifications. Highlighting or talking about anything of importance to the evening.)
* Guitar
(Enos also plays the guitar live, especially at more country/acoustic venues)

Hailed as “the most exciting performer to come out of Philadelphia since Patti LaBelle” by (link hidden), Cherokee pop artist Tony Enos celebrates a near decade as a singer, songwriter, producer, and electrifying stage entertainer. As an enthused concert goer put it, "he's like being in a room with a hurricane!"

Under his own indie label lil’ T Entertainment LLC., Enos wrote, executive produced, and released his debut album “Did It Rite” in 2009.

Performing since age 5, and achieving commercial success with his sophomore album “The Heat” and it’s national tour, Enos is currently working on his 3rd studio album entitled, “Killer Queen.”

Voted 2017 Native Trailblazer Indie Music Awards "Artist To Watch," the Philadelphia native is now touring the country promoting his latest single "Gone," from the "Killer Queen" LP. The bass heavy dance track is available on iTunes with a music video to be released this fall.

The multidisciplinary artist, performer, and activist has also been a strong voice in the NYC Native theater community with an ensemble role in Rebel Theater’s 2015 production of “Trail Of Tears,” as well as in the 2015 NYC run and 2017 nation tour of Heather Henson and Ty Defoe’s “Crane: On Earth, In Sky,” and now a cameo in Safe Harbor’s “Don’t Feed The Indian’s - A Divine Comedy Pageant,” running this November 2017 at La Mama Theater.

Having started out his career as a hip hop/pop lock choreographer and dancer, the Vegas style performer mixes pop tunes and dance sequences with ballads the speak about our world and the ways that we can all make a difference in it. Enos says “my goal as a Native artist and musician is to encourage love and healing through the immutable medicine of music.”

Visit Tony Enos on iTunes and at (link hidden)

Enos performs to tracks and does not travel with a live band. MP3's can be emailed ahead of time to be learned by house band for venues have them.