Concerts

Living Legend Tom Jones to play the Fillmore Miami Beach on April 25

via www.tomjones.comYou'd be hard pressed to find a human being on the planet with more "cool" than Tom Jones. Countless hip hop artists claim to have the lock-down on the swagger, but each of them must bow their heads in reverence to Mr. Jones. There's not a person alive who...

By Crossfade

February 16, 2009

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via www.tomjones.com

You'd be hard pressed to find a human being on the planet with more "cool" than Tom Jones. Countless hip hop artists claim to have the lock-down on the swagger, but each of them must bow their heads in reverence to Mr. Jones. There's not a person alive who can be mentioned in the same sentence as Elvis Presley, The Rat Pack and Van Morrison without eliciting guffaws of laughter, unless it's the man who croons out "What's new Pussycat" and makes teenagers and geriatrics weak in the knees.

The man who's synonymous with Las Vegas will be appearing at the

Filmore on April 25th, letting South Florida know exactly what makes a

lady, what is and is not unusual and reminding people why Thunderball

was such a great Bond film. Tickets start at $45.50 and can be

purchased here.

-- Brett Gillin

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