Iain Mackenzie, Emma Kershaw, London Concert Orchestra

Sinatra Centenary celebrates the 100th birthday of the late, great Frank Sinatra with a concert of songs and music made famous by arguably the world’s most-loved singer.

Frank Sinatra’s initial breakthrough came with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and he went solo in the 1940s. His ability to turn lyrics into something personal and meaningful established him a huge following on record and in live performances alongside a successful acting career which included his Oscar-winning role in From Here To Eternity. Sinatra’s popularity continued across decades and he was affectionately known as The Voice by his legion of fans and the entertainment industry alike.

Frank Sinatra: singer, actor, superstar.

In a special tribute to the legendary entertainer, the performance will include classic hits the artist made his own such as The Lady Is Tramp’ ‘Come Fly With Me, My Kind Of Town, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Somethin’ Stupid, Luck Be A Lady Tonight and My Way. Sinatra, the first recipient of a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, stands out front as the greatest song stylist of the 20th century.