Just The Facts, Ma'am

Since forming his first band at age 11, Tommy has worked in every type of setting throughout the country, including nightclubs, television, radio and recording. He has performed in Las Vegas, San Diego, Aspen, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Tommy has appeared on MTV, opened for such acts as The Georgia Satellites, The Doobie Brothers and Blues Traveler in concert as well as stand-up comedy at Catch a Rising Star in Las Vegas. He holds sales records in nearly every club in which he has appeared, including his own place in Las Vegas, Tommy Rocker's Cantina & Grill. His two albums "Tommy Rocker Live" and "Rowdy" are on the Steele Bridge Label. He plays guitar, sings, tells jokes and is very clever with a digital drum machine he calls "Doc."

He Does What?

Tommy Rocker delivers a Goofy brand of entertainment that has been called "rock'n'comedy" or, as he puts it, "jokes you can dance to." But however you look at it, Tommy Rocker's wacky show is building him a reputation as one of the most innovative and dynamic performers on the West Coast today.

Tommy Rocker plays great rock 'n 'roll. He has also been known to put a brown mop on his head and sing a reggae version of the Gilligan's Island theme, getting the audience to shout things like "Day-Oh! Day-Oh!... Day-Old Bread!" Or there was the time that he led a whole audience out into the parking lot to paint psychedelic designs on his tour van. He plays killer sing-alongs and dance music, does a 2-minute version of an entire Rolling Stones concert, and transforms into "Daryl," an obnoxious rhinestone cowboy for a rowdy set of twisted country classics. Once Tommy gets going, it's likely to be four or five hours before he takes a break. Oh, and he plays great rock 'n' roll, too!

So you see, Tommy Rocker is an entertainer that keeps on delivering... long after the others have closed down.