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The Company Men
Timeless music from six decades, mashed with today’s hits by a modern-day Rat Pack
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The Company Men are a cover band built around mashups of classic songs and current hits. Described as America’s First Mashup Group, the group blends music from the past six decades with today’s sound, combining smooth choreography, tailored styling, and a format designed to keep familiar material moving in a fresh way.
Their set draws from Motown, rock, pop, and Top 40, with combinations that cross eras and genres. Examples from their repertoire include the Four Tops with Michael Jackson, the Temptations with Katy Perry and the Police, and Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers with Bruno Mars and Beyoncé. Their song list also includes artists such as The Righteous Brothers, Ben E. King, Michael Bublé, and Maroon 5, giving the show a broad generational reach.
The lineup features Daniel Tatar, Shawn Perucca, Stuart Ambrose, and Brian Purcell. The group was formed after the four decided to leave their 9-to-5 jobs and start the Company Men together in 2011. Their background shaped both the name and the presentation, with an emphasis on classic gentleman style alongside contemporary song construction.
The Company Men have shared the stage with Natalie Cole, Chaka Khan, Jesse Campbell of The Voice, and LaToya London of American Idol. They have performed for Quincy Jones and Berry Gordy, appeared in television, radio, magazine, and online features nationwide, held a recurring residency at the Key Club in Hollywood, performed at the 2013 Red Dress Awards at Jazz at Lincoln Center, and headlined concerts at casinos across the U.S.
For buyers, the format is clear: recognizable songs, mashup arrangements, multi-era appeal, and a polished stage presentation that sets the act apart from a standard cover set. They also make a point of meeting guests after shows, adding a personal finish to the performance.