Among Lou Kady’s happiest moments are when he is performing before an audience, musically expressing himself. 

            Active in his hometown community of Carteret, New Jersey, Lou is a practicing  lawyer by day and lounge singer by night. Educated at Johns Hopkins University, B.A,  Rutgers University, MBA, and Seton Hall Law School, J.D.; his musical development as  a  performer was influenced by the performances of Tony Bennett, Bobby Darin, Elvis  Presley, Al Alberts, Matt Monro and Bob Manning.  Francis Albert  Sinatra was and continues to be Lou’s  greatest inspiration and it is Frank’s delivery that leads Lou to develop his technique of custom vocalizing, whereby a reviewer noted that “Kady captures the spirit, style  & sophistication of Sinatra.”

   
              Working solo or with a big band, Lou has performed at clubs, private parties and assorted venues throughout the world to include: Napa Valley, CA, Vail and Beaver Creek, CO, Crystal Cruises’ M.S. Harmony, The Dinner Cruise Ship Cornucopia Princess, Carnival Cruise Line’s M.S. Ecstasy, Celebrity Cruises’ M.S. Infinity, Cunards’ Queen Mary 2 and The Stone Pony in Asbury Park.

              An avid traveler, Kady’s experiences include sailing on the Queen Mary 2, flying on the Concorde, NY/London, riding overnight in a sleeper compartment on the Orient Express, Paris/Venice, skiing North America and South America, having his picture snapped while atop a camel on the Great Wall of China, and riding  Zodiac rafts among Killer Whales in Vancouver and Sperm Whales in Maui.    

           
             Lou married his wife Janice in 1962. They are proud of their three sons Louis, Kevin, and Christopher,  and their six grandchildren, Kiana, Elyese, Erika, Shane, Andrew, and Krista.

             Lou exercises artistic license when he intones phrases such as “At Seaside Heights, those days and nights, they went flying by; the world was new, beneath a blue Hungarian sky,” (Summer Wind); or, “She loves New Jersey, though its crowded and cramped,” (The Lady is A Tramp), all of which Lou customizes and personalizes during his presentation of Sinatra Classics and The Great American songbook.

            Kady’s eyes twinkle when he says, “I don’t take myself seriously but I do take what I do seriously---I don’t think I’m Frank Sinatra, I don’t impersonate  Frank Sinatra, I don’t look like Frank Sinatra---however, I do sing in a ‘Frank’ manner, I have blue eyes and I live in Jersey. I guess 3 out of 6 ain’t all that bad! Besides, I haven’t quit my day job yet!!!”  Lou Kady’s happiest moments include singing and performing before an audience, allowing him to musically express himself.