Their names are Will and Anthony Nuniziata.
And they sing classic tunes with a savvy, brassy professionalism that belies their years.
The above video shows them performing in the intimate setting of Feinstein's at the Loew's Regency in Manhattan.This was their debut at this renowned venue -- and they will be back.
Plus, their first album will be available February 8. It's titled "Make Someone Happy."
Will & Anthony call themselves "brand new old."
Dubbed by The Wall Street Journal as “blessed with strong voices and leading man looks” Will & Anthony are already enchanting audiences around the country and world with their concert act, singing fresh arrangements of Broadway, Classic Standards & Italian music along with their fun and improvised comedic interplay with each other and their audiences.
Yes, they are identical twin brothers. And yes, they both share a passion for musical entertainment.
The brothers were born in Staten Island, NY and raised in Brooklyn and Pelham Manor, NY. They both attended Boston College. Will majored in English and Theatre. Anthony majored in Journalism. They both live in New York City, separately: Will resides in Manhattan. Anthony resides in Astoria.
From New York City to Singapore, Will & Anthony headline their concert at theaters, performing arts centers, symphony orchestras, and private events around the world. They have yearly week-long engagements at Feinstein’s at Loews Regency and have also performed at Avery Fisher Hall as part of "Sondheim: The Birthday Concert" celebrating the 80th Birthday of Stephen Sondheim.
The brothers were born in Staten Island, NY and raised in Brooklyn and Pelham Manor, NY. They both attended Boston College. Will majored in English and Theatre. Anthony majored in Journalism. They both live in New York City, separately: Will resides in Manhattan. Anthony resides in Astoria.
From New York City to Singapore, Will & Anthony headline their concert at theaters, performing arts centers, symphony orchestras, and private events around the world. They have yearly week-long engagements at Feinstein’s at Loews Regency and have also performed at Avery Fisher Hall as part of "Sondheim: The Birthday Concert" celebrating the 80th Birthday of Stephen Sondheim.
On television they have been featured on Good Morning America, NBC-TV's Columbus Day Parade, and The Rachael Ray Show.
Remember their names. Get their album. Follow them -- because you're going to be hearing a lot about them. They are destined for Great Things.
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