A History of Tom Jones ticketsFew performing musicians have been around like singer Tom Jones. He has sung, recorded and performed in too many genres, venues and cities to count, before royalty and presidents, in front of tens of thousands of screaming fans, in stadiums, clubs and casinos, singing pop, rock, R&B, jazz, country, show tunes, soul, techno, and the list goes on. For years, Tom Jones frequented the Las Vegas casinos, such as the Flamingo and Caesars Palace, where he built a trusted reputation as a dependable entertainer. His high-energy, sexually suggestive shows became the stuff of lore. Sir Thomas John Woodward was born in 1940 in Wales and began singing at a young age. He performed as the front man for groups in Wales when he was discovered by London manager Gordon Mills, who gave Jones his catchy stage name and set him to recording for Decca, after other companies found his act too raunchy. Jones hit stardom with his second solo single 'It's Not Unusual,' which became an international hit, largely due to its promotion on pirate radio off the coast of Great Britain. That song has served well as Jones' anthem through the years, but he has proven a durable and adaptable performer. He followed with several hits both in the United States and Britain, including 'What's New Pussycat?,' 'She's A Lady,' and 'Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow.' Pick up Tom Jones tickets to see one of the icons of true elder statesmen of popular music.