Tony Vincent

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Owner and lead producer of SoundShop370, Tony Vincent is a versatile performer, songwriter, and producer with a rich career in music and theater. Born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, he first gained attention with his music career in college at Belmont University, producing and releasing several albums that topped Billboard charts.

Tony later transitioned to Broadway, where he became known for his lead roles in major productions like "Rent," "Jesus Christ Superstar," and Green Day's "American Idiot," as well as fronting legendary rock band Queen and starring in their musical "We Will Rock You" on London's West End. He then gained widespread recognition as a finalist on NBC's "The Voice."

Tony founded SoundShop370 in New York City in 2007 before moving the studio to Nashville in 2019. Outside of producing and performing, Tony is also a coach and mentor, sharing his expertise in performance, songwriting and production with aspiring artists.

A singer with short platinum blonde hair passionately performs on stage, holding a microphone and wearing a black coat and gloves, with blue stage lighting and smoke effects in the background.
Tony Vincent and Brain May perform on stage during the Golden Jubilee performance life from Buckingham Palace.

Career Highlights

Released several solo albums with chart-topping singles in the U.S. and abroad.

Portrayed both Mark and Roger in the Broadway production of Rent.

Hand-chosen by Andrew Lloyd Webber to portray Judas Iscariot in the Broadway revival of Jesus Christ Superstar.

Fronted Queen during a UK tour including a performance at Buckingham Palace for the Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee.

Played the lead role of Galileo Figaro in the original London West End production of We Will Rock You, the Queen musical.

Starred as St. Jimmy in the original Broadway production of American Idiot, collaborating closely with Green Day.

Competed as a finalist on NBC's The Voice, mentored by CeeLo Green.

Founder and owner of SoundShop370, a professional recording studio and mentorship space for aspiring music artists and producers.