In a stunning recognition of his artistry, Rick Stephenson, a renowned Sinatra Tribute Artist swept 4 coveted awards at the recent Independent Red Carpet Music Awards in Europe.

Submissions from artists in 38 countries were considered during the judging process. Awards were given to just the top one percent.

A 40-year member of the American Federation of Musicians, Rick has captivated audiences with his remarkable performances that echo the legendary Frank Sinatra.

The accolades he received included the esteemed Tribute Artist of the Year award, honouring his outstanding dedication to recreating the magic of Sinatra.

Additionally, his heartfelt rendition of classic tunes earned him the Cover Song of the Year and Easy Listening Song of the Year awards. The fourth award, Extraordinary Musical Voice of the Year, showcases the unique vocal quality and phrasing that makes him a standout in the tribute artist genre.

Rick’s uncanny ability to replicate the iconic sound of Sinatra has garnered him a dedicated following and recognition among industry peers. Each performance is a nostalgic journey with a modern flair, and reflects his deep respect for the Man and his music.

“I am truly honoured to receive these awards,” said Rick. “They represent not only my hard work, but the love and passion I have for keeping Frank’s music alive for future generations.”

His recent wins further solidify his place in the Tribute Artist community, proving that the spirit of Ol’ Blue Eyes lives on through Rick. With a career spanning four decades, Rick continues to perform.

Fans of this classic music can expect to see and hear more from Rick.

As he looks to the future he remains committed to his craft with plans for new performances and recordings following up his most recent release July 2024, “Singin’ For Sinatra.”

Rick thanks his family, friends and the community for the love and support he receives from them in person and online.

You can find Rick at www.HisSinatra.com as well as on streaming sites such as Apple Music, Spotify and Pandora.

Photos provided by Cathy Stephenson