Backed by a 30-piece orchestra, the Tony nominee fulfills his desire to focus on what he describes as the "orchestra/big band hybrid of the ‘60s and ‘70s.…Like the Bobby Darin stuff…Frank Sinatra did big band then, too, everybody did. And we really wanted to go for that — in the standards as well as the contemporary tunes. We’ve evoked the spirit of the New York supper club era and the cool vibe of the Mad Men days. The recording swings hard and there’s a lot of really fine music."

Song titles include “I’ve Got Your Number," "The Good Life," "The Secret O’ Life," "The Afterlife,” “Since You Asked,” “Meeting Across the River," “The Folks Who Live On The Hill,” “Call Me,” “Born To Be Blue,” “I Won’t Dance” and the title track.

The singing actor has also scheduled several concert dates. His current itinerary follows:

December 7 – 54 Below – New York, NY
December 11 – Goucher College Krausher Auditorium – Baltimore, MD
December 13 – 54 Below – New York, NY
January 8, 2013 – Green Valley Recreation Center – Green Valley, AZ
January 11 – The Smith Center / Cabaret Jazz – Las Vegas, NV
January 12 – Livermore Valley Performing Arts – Livermore, CA
February 15 - Choctaw Casino and Resort Centerstage - Durant, OK
February 16 – UCO Jazz Lab – Edmond, OK
March 1 – Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts – Wickenburg, AZ*
March 2 – Chandler Center for the Arts – Chandler, AZ*
March 23 – Palm Springs Art Museum / Annenberg Theater – Palm Springs, CA
April 5 - Ruth A. Knoll Theater - Hartford, WI
April 6 - Middleton Performing Arts Center - Middleton, WI
*with John Schneider

Wopat will also be seen in Quentin Tarrantino’s "Django Unchained" and ABC-TV's family musical movie "Lovestruck." For further information go to www.tomwopatofficial.com.