Saint Tone
7,000 shows, 130 originals, and four seasons as the Bucs' official tailgate band
Endorsed by Taylor, Martin, Sennheiser — and Subway, for whom he's written jingles.
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About Saint Tone
Tony Saint Tone has played more than 7,000 shows and still books around 225 a year. Out of Sarasota, he scales from a solo acoustic set to a five-piece high-energy party band with two lead vocalists, and carries a 450-song cover list alongside 130-plus originals across 18 albums.
The résumé is genuinely strange in the best way: performing at the 2009 Inaugural Ball, a private show at Priscilla Presley's Beverly Hills home, USO-style tours for U.S. troops in 23 countries, and stages shared with Foreigner, Kansas, Blues Traveler, Travis Tritt and Warrant. Around here, he's best known as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' official tailgate band for four straight seasons.
The songwriting leans hard into positivity — self-empowerment, motivation, and the kind of chorus you're singing before it's over. Several tracks have been licensed to MTV and film, and he's written jingles for Subway. In 2013 he founded the Spirit of Music Foundation, a nonprofit that puts free concerts into nursing homes, jails, halfway houses and Boys & Girls Clubs.
He also fronts Hurts So Good, a John Mellencamp tribute, and plays as a duo with his wife Janie on keys, percussion and harmony.
The Band
Tony Saint Tone
Award-winning singer-songwriter, 40 years in the business, 130+ originals and 18 albums; founder of the Spirit of Music Foundation.
Janie
Tony's wife and duo partner — lead vocals, harmony, keys and percussion.
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