The Tootsie Rollers

Bringing Vintage Bang Up To Date. A retro girl band who fuse old-school classics with contemporary hits accompanied by their dashing band The Dappers’.

Pharrell Williams joins Judy Garland and Duke Ellington meets Rizzle Kicks.

The Tootsies have taken their unique sound all over the world, and count Colin Firth, Richard Branson and Darcey Bussell amongst their followers.

They’ve collaborated with everyone from DJ Yoda to Bruce Forsyth, performed at a variety of venues from music festivals to palaces and most recently by royal appointment for Prince Charles, following the success of their recent charity single which shot to number one in the jazz charts.

Golden Era Classics:

S’Wonderful – Gershwin
Almost Like Being in Love – from Brigadoon
I Got Rhythm – Gershwin
Lullaby of Broadway – from 42nd Street
The Lady is a Tramp – Frank Sinatra
All I Do – from Singin’ In The Rain
The Man That Got Away – from A Star is Born
Diamonds Are a Girls Best Friend – from Gentlemen prefer Blondes
Le Jazz Hot – from Victor/Victoria
Chattanooga Choo Choo – Glen Miller
Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree – The Andrews Sisters
I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm – Ella Fitzgerald
Miss Otis Regrets – Bette Midler

Contemporary with a Tootsie Twist:

All About The Bass/Slap That Bass – Meghan Trainor/Gershwin
Shake It Off/Let’s Face The Music and Dance – Taylor Swift/Berlin
Happy/Get Happy – Pharell Williams/Judy Garland
Let’s Get Down With The Trumpets/Don’t Mean a Thin if it Ain’t Got That Swing – Rizzle Kicks/Dizzie Rascal
Hold My Hand/Come Fly With Me – Jess Glynne/Frank Sinatra
Uptown Funk/Fever – Mark Ronson/Peggy Lee
In The Mood/Bootilicious – Glen Miller/Destiny’s Child

Music Type:

Covers of well known songs

Original music

Live Music

Main Music Style:

Jazz – Swing

All Music Styles:

Jazz – Swing, Tribute (decade/impersonator)

Tribute to:

1940s, 1950s

Performance language(s):

English

Size options:

4, 5 musician(s)

Vocal options:

Female Singer

Instrument options:

Double Bass, Drums, Keyboard – Piano, Saxophone, Trumpet