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Vince Vance is the star and leader of Vince Vance & the Valiants, the ultimate party band, the USA’S #1 corporate attraction and a hilarious family show. He has a saying, “You can’t buy a good time, BUT you can hire me and improve your chances.” For 3 decades with his band, Vinnie performs hundreds of concerts yearly in 13 countries and 34 states making people smile, touching their hearts, and creating and re-creating memories. From the Waldorf to the White House, the super dome to the super Bowl, Bourbon Street to Broadway, Vince sparkles the world over with his magical tall hair, his band of Valiants and vivacious girls’ trio, the Valiantettes: Violet, Vixie and Velvet. No other major performer performs as many dates. Vinnie success formula:
"It’s the Rock n’ Roll music for sure. You give your audience the greatest songs ever written, throw in some of my own cool hits, add in the finest musicians playing those songs, get 3 beautiful, talented girl vocalists in cheerleader outfits grabbing people out of the crowd and bringing them on stage and top it off with a funny guy with an 18” hair-do, who does a dozen characters in an hour and a half… a guy who really knows how to get the party started, you have something totally irresistible. That is Vince Vance & the Valiants. I know. I’ve dedicated my life to it and that’s how I know it’s a winner."
Vince’s TV credits include: The “Showman” episode of “Only in America” on the Travel Channel, videos on TNT, TNN, CMT, and as a guest star singing a do-wop version of “Friends in Low Places” on the NBC Special This is Garth Brooks Too!
Vinnie, the recording artist, has released 21 singles, 11 albums and 2 bona-fide national #1s: “All I Want for Christmas is You” and “Bomb Iran,” both of which he was co-composer. Vinnie’s cartoon video, “Bomb Iraq” was an internet smash hit and was downloaded in excess of 5 million times just on one day! As president of Valiant records since 1981 and a member of SESAC, he was executive producer of the 1996 album release of Times Change by Edward C. Loftus. In ’96, he wrote and released the Disney Radio single, “The Frankenstein.” In 2001, with writing partners, Troy Powers and Ed Loftus, they released the nationally acclaimed “My Valentine,” and with writing partners, Troy Powers and Terry Houle, wrote and released the Gulf Coast blockbuster hit, “Cruisin the Coast,” which was selected as the official them song of Cruisin’ the Coast Festival. Vince is a voting member of NARAS (Grammys) and the Dallas Local of the AFM and international performing rights society SESAC.
2005, Vince Vance & the Valiants performed in Washington DC for President Bush’s Inauguration: A Red Hot Louisiana for the State of Louisiana. June 12, 2005, Vince Vance & the Valiants were inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. In 2003, Fullerton Books released Vinnie’s hard-bound family work entitled "The Vince Vance Rock n’ Roll Reader." His album dedicated to the Gulf Coast, entitled Cruisin' the Coast, was also released regionally in October 2002. On February 15, 2002, he was recognized by the Louisiana Music Commission for a lifelong contribution to Louisiana Music. In January, 2002, he was honored as Grand Marshal of the Orange Grove Carnival Association. In 2001, he was selected by the readership of the Gulfport Sun Herald as the “Person Coast Residents Want to Know More About.”
"It’s the Rock n’ Roll music for sure. You give your audience the greatest songs ever written, throw in some of my own cool hits, add in the finest musicians playing those songs, get 3 beautiful, talented girl vocalists in cheerleader outfits grabbing people out of the crowd and bringing them on stage and top it off with a funny guy with an 18” hair-do, who does a dozen characters in an hour and a half… a guy who really knows how to get the party started, you have something totally irresistible. That is Vince Vance & the Valiants. I know. I’ve dedicated my life to it and that’s how I know it’s a winner."
Vince’s TV credits include: The “Showman” episode of “Only in America” on the Travel Channel, videos on TNT, TNN, CMT, and as a guest star singing a do-wop version of “Friends in Low Places” on the NBC Special This is Garth Brooks Too!
Vinnie, the recording artist, has released 21 singles, 11 albums and 2 bona-fide national #1s: “All I Want for Christmas is You” and “Bomb Iran,” both of which he was co-composer. Vinnie’s cartoon video, “Bomb Iraq” was an internet smash hit and was downloaded in excess of 5 million times just on one day! As president of Valiant records since 1981 and a member of SESAC, he was executive producer of the 1996 album release of Times Change by Edward C. Loftus. In ’96, he wrote and released the Disney Radio single, “The Frankenstein.” In 2001, with writing partners, Troy Powers and Ed Loftus, they released the nationally acclaimed “My Valentine,” and with writing partners, Troy Powers and Terry Houle, wrote and released the Gulf Coast blockbuster hit, “Cruisin the Coast,” which was selected as the official them song of Cruisin’ the Coast Festival. Vince is a voting member of NARAS (Grammys) and the Dallas Local of the AFM and international performing rights society SESAC.
2005, Vince Vance & the Valiants performed in Washington DC for President Bush’s Inauguration: A Red Hot Louisiana for the State of Louisiana. June 12, 2005, Vince Vance & the Valiants were inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. In 2003, Fullerton Books released Vinnie’s hard-bound family work entitled "The Vince Vance Rock n’ Roll Reader." His album dedicated to the Gulf Coast, entitled Cruisin' the Coast, was also released regionally in October 2002. On February 15, 2002, he was recognized by the Louisiana Music Commission for a lifelong contribution to Louisiana Music. In January, 2002, he was honored as Grand Marshal of the Orange Grove Carnival Association. In 2001, he was selected by the readership of the Gulfport Sun Herald as the “Person Coast Residents Want to Know More About.”
