Blue Eyes, Bing and Bublé featuring Matt Brooker

Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, and Michael Bublé stand as three defining voices of popular song, each shaping the sound of their generation while carrying forward timeless vocal artistry. Sinatra’s unmatched blend of swing, emotional depth, and stylistic sophistication helped set the gold standard for American popular music, while Crosby’s warm, relaxed crooning and pioneering influence in radio, film, and recording technology made him one of the most successful entertainers of the 20th century. Today, Bublé continues that lineage with his modern revival of traditional pop and the Great American Songbook, bringing classic style to contemporary audiences with global chart‑topping success.

The CJRO welcomes Matt Brooker,  a versatile American vocalist whose work moves fluidly across jazz, pop, rock, country, and musical theatre. A Premier Band vocalist with the United States Air Force Academy Band, he performs nationwide in settings ranging from formal concerts and ceremonies to large‑scale public events, including appearances with the Academy’s popular music group Blue Delta. Originally from Florida, his career developed in Atlanta’s jazz and cabaret scene, where he became a sought‑after performer and producer before relocating to Colorado. Today, Brooker is known for his dynamic stage presence, and genre‑spanning repertoire that resonate with audiences.

Matt is joined by the CJRO small band: Drew Zaremba (Sax), Eric Gunnison (Piano), Gonzalo Teppa (Bass), and Alejandro Castaño (Drums).