Steve March-Tormé grew up around stardom in New York City and Los Angeles. The son of singer Mel Tormé and stepson of actor Hal March, Steve grew up playing music with friends like Liza Minnelli, Carrie Fischer, Desi Arnaz Jr., and Dean Martin Jr. He sat down with WTMJ's Libby Collins to talk about sharing the stage with his famous father, working on a game show, the trials and tribulations of the music industry, and so much more.
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Steve March-Tormé grew up around stardom in New York City and Los Angeles. The son of singer Mel Tormé and stepson of actor Hal March, Steve grew up playing music with friends like Liza Minnelli, Carrie Fischer, Desi Arnaz Jr., and Dean Martin Jr. He sat down with WTMJ's Libby Collins to talk about sharing the stage with his famous father, working on a game show, the trials and tribulations of the music industry, and so much more.
The Summerfest Soundcheck 2025: The Can't-Miss Acts and Everything Else the Big Gig Has to Offer
WTMJ Conversations
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4 months ago
The Summerfest Soundcheck 2025: The Can't-Miss Acts and Everything Else the Big Gig Has to Offer
WTMJ's Sandy Maxx sits down with Milwaukee World Festival Inc President & CEO Sarah Panchieri and VP of Sales and Development Kevin Canady to discuss the hottest performers coming to Summerfest this year, the delicious food, and the newest mind-blowing experiences!
WTMJ Conversations
Steve March-Tormé grew up around stardom in New York City and Los Angeles. The son of singer Mel Tormé and stepson of actor Hal March, Steve grew up playing music with friends like Liza Minnelli, Carrie Fischer, Desi Arnaz Jr., and Dean Martin Jr. He sat down with WTMJ's Libby Collins to talk about sharing the stage with his famous father, working on a game show, the trials and tribulations of the music industry, and so much more.
