Experienced Nine-Time Emmy Nominee Kurt Decker Sings "Songs of Sinatra" - NYC Frank Sinatra Tribute Singer

Kurt Decker, an accomplished vocalist and nine-time Emmy nominee, brings his unique act "Songs of Sinatra" to life. With a vast repertoire of classic songs and modern hits, Kurt captivates audiences with his mesmerizing performances. In addition to Sinatra's iconic tunes, Kurt also includes songs from legendary artists such as Elvis, Billy Joel, and Tony Bennett. 

Originating from the small town of Port Jervis, New York, Kurt's passion for music was nurtured in a family that embraced the arts. His upbringing in a home filled with love and music laid the foundation for his musical journey. Starting as a young pianist and choir member, Kurt's talent and love for photography also flourished. His photography was recognized and published in various newspapers.

Kurt's path took an exciting turn when his older brother, Ken, introduced him to the world of television production. Starting his career at NBC, Kurt dedicated 25 years to the industry, working as Camera One for renowned shows such as Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and Saturday Night Live. His exceptional camera work earned him nine Emmy nominations.

However, Kurt's passion for music never waned. A chance encounter with a friend at a bar in NYC led him to perform Sinatra's "That's Life" in Las Vegas for a corporate conference. This experience ignited a new career path for Kurt, and he began regularly serenading audiences with Sinatra's timeless melodies.

Recognizing Kurt's incredible talent, Frank Dwyer, the owner of The Playwright Tavern in Times Square, approached him about starting a residency of his "Songs of Sinatra" act at the venue. Since then, Kurt has been captivating audiences in the Big Apple on a weekly basis, as well as traveling around the world to perform at private and corporate events. His genuine love for singing and connecting with people from all walks of life shines through in his heartfelt performances of the "Songs of Sinatra."