Tony O'Malley

Tony O'Malley, (composer/vocalist/lyricist/arranger,) formally of 10CC, Kokomo and Arrival, is from London, but now plays out of Brussels and Chichester. He regularly performs throughout Europe, and the U.K. - particularly London's 606 Club. Tony recently left Georgia where for four years he became a national and TV star. He wrote an official 'Song for Georgia,' sponsored by Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili, coming second in the national competition. Another Tony song came 'second' in Georgia's competition for the Eurovision Song Contest, despite winning the national SMS text vote. "..the velvet gravel throated OMalley is one of the UK's most undersung vocal performers..the songs drenched in the deep soulful spirit that characterises everything he touches... one of the UK's hottest properties" - Jazzwise magazine. Artists associated with Tony O'Malley recordings and preformances include: Frank Collins, Dyan Birch, Paddy McHugh, Lasha Abashmadze, Neil Hubbard, Marty Townsend, Mel Collins, Paata Andriadze, Pino Palladino, Ian Thomas, Mark Smith, Laurence Cottle, Jeremy Stacey, Andy Newmark, Mornington Lockett, Hamish Stuart, Ash Soan, Adam Phillips, Alan Spenner, Jody Linscott, and Jim Mullen.

Chichester, UK