John Lloyd Young: Heart of Christmas

"John Lloyd Young has a disciplined one-in-a-million high tenor shading into falsetto that he can direct through the stratosphere."

The New York Times

In John Lloyd Young: Heart of Christmas, the astonishing beauty of the most-beloved Christmas songs ever will flow over you like the warmth of your own favorite blanket. In the tradition and style of Frank Sinatra, Mel Tormé, Bing Crosby, and Nat King Cole, Tony and Grammy winner John Lloyd Young will inspire a sense of wonder as he finesses every syllable with wistful, emotionally direct renderings of traditional favorites, including Silent Night, O Holy Night, The Christmas Song, Joy to the World, White Christmas, and many more. Every song is a true Christmas classic! 

Tony and Grammy Award winner John Lloyd Young has sung at the White House, the U.S. Congress, and to sold-out crowds at the Hollywood Bowl; Carnegie Hall; The Kennedy Center; Lincoln Center; New York's Cafe Carlyle; Feinstein’s in New York, Indianapolis, San Francisco, and Los Angeles; the Pasadena, New York, and Cincinnati Pops; New Year’s Eve in Times Square; the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade; Radio City Music Hall, and many others. His 2014 debut solo album of classic R&B standards, My Turn, remains a five-star-rated Amazon bestseller. 
 
Young originated the role of “Frankie Valli” in the Original Broadway Cast of the international smash-hit, Jersey Boys, garnering unprecedented accolades from New York and national media. He went on to win the Lead Actor Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, and Theatre World Awards becoming the only American actor to date to win all four leading-actor awards for a Broadway debut. He is the lead vocalist on the double-Platinum, Grammy Award-winning Jersey Boys Original Cast Album and also played the role at the Piccadilly Theatre on London’s West End. Young was hand-picked by director Clint Eastwood to reprise his award-winning turn in Jersey Boys for Warner Bros. Pictures, becoming one of only a select few actors in entertainment history to bring their Tony-winning role to the big screen.