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Background information
Birth nameAnthony James Lucca
Born (1976-01-23) January 23, 1976 (age 47)
Pontiac, Michigan, U.S.
Origin Waterford, Michigan
Genres
Instrument(s)Vocals, guitar
Years active1991–present
Labels 222, Rock Ridge, Lucca
Website tonylucca.com

Anthony James Lucca (born January 23, 1976) is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor. He is perhaps best known for starting his career on The Mickey Mouse Club . After the Mickey Mouse Club, Lucca went to Los Angeles for a brief career as an actor, then became a full-time musician. He has toured with several acts, including Maroon 5, Kelly Clarkson, *NSYNC, Marc Anthony, Sara Bareilles, [1] Matt Duke, Tyrone Wells, and the late Chris Whitley. He finished in third place on the second season (2012) of the American reality television singing competition talent show, The Voice , broadcast on NBC.

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Early life

Lucca was born in Pontiac, Michigan, the son of Sally and Tony Lucca. [2] Lucca is of Italian, Welsh, French, and English descent. [2] Lucca grew up around a large and musical extended family, [3] as his mother Sally was tenth of twelve children of the Detroit jazz piano player James "Jimmy" Stevenson. [4] [5] [6] Lucca grew up in Waterford, Michigan, and began singing at age 3 [7] and child modeling at age 9. [2] When he was 12, he began playing in Detroit-area bands with his cousin, Cole Garlak. [4] [7] [8] [9]

Professional and musical career

Early career

When Lucca was 14, he went to Detroit to audition for the Disney movie Newsies , only to find out the audition was for The Mickey Mouse Club instead. [3] Encouraged by his sister, he auditioned for the show and was picked for callbacks in Los Angeles. [2] [3] In Los Angeles, he was selected along with 8 other kids to join the cast for the fourth season of the show. Lucca moved to Orlando, Florida, with his mother and lived in an apartment complex with other castmates and traveled back to Michigan between seasons. [2] He remained with the show for four seasons, until being let go during the seventh season when the show was canceled.

In 1995, after the cancellation of the Mickey Mouse Club, Lucca moved to Los Angeles to begin an acting career. [7] He lived with fellow Mickey Mouse Club castmate Keri Russell, his girlfriend at the time. Russell and Lucca were cast and played leads together on the Aaron Spelling-produced Malibu Shores , [10] [11] a television teen drama series, which lasted for one season. During this time he filmed commercials for Levi Jeans, J.C. Penney, and Blockbuster Video. [2] He had minor success in movies, appearing in an NBC movie of the week, Her Last Chance with Kellie Martin and Jonathan Brandis, [12] as well as two independent features. [13] He left acting in 1997 to pursue music.

In 1997, Lucca self-released his first music album, So Satisfied, which he also co-produced. [4] In 1998, he launched his website www.tonylucca.com and began to sell his debut CD and its self-released follow-up, Strong Words Softly Spoken through the website and at live shows he later released two EPs and a limited series of Live & Limited CDs through his site; each CD sold was numbered and signed. In 2001 and 2002, he served as opening act for boy band NSYNC, which featured fellow Mickey Mouse Club co-stars Justin Timberlake and JC Chasez.

Lucca's third full-length album and his first commercially distributed, Shotgun , was released in 2004 in conjunction with Lightyear and New Vibe Records; the album was executive co-produced by JC Chasez, who Lucca toured with to support the album. [14] 2006 saw the release of Canyon Songs , recorded in both Laurel and Beachwood Canyons, [15] and Live in Hollywood, a live concert album; both albums were distributed by Rock Ridge Music. Come Around Again was released in 2008.

Lucca participated in a cooperative tour with Jay Nash and Matt Duke, which resulted in the 2009 EP entitled TFDI. The collaboration, which stands for "Totally Fuckin' Doing It" [16] was recorded in the Evanston, Illinois, studio SPACE during an impromptu visit to the studio, after the three artists formed a friendship during the tour. [7] [17] Lucca briefly returned to acting in 2010, starring in a 901 Silver Tequila commercial, which was directed by the brand's founder Justin Timberlake. [18] He also played himself on an episode of Parenthood , appearing as a performing musician. [19] Lucca's sixth album was released in 2010, entitled Rendezvous With the Angels, on Rock Ridge Music. Solo, an acoustic CD composed of b-sides and previously unreleased recordings was released in November 2010, and given away for free in conjunction with Amazon.com's MP3 web store. Lucca recorded a second collaborative CD with Jay Nash and Matt Duke, TFDI II, which was released mid-2011.

The Voice and 222 Records (2012–2018)

On February 5, 2012, Tony appeared on the Blind Auditions of the American reality talent show The Voice in its second season. He performed Ray LaMontagne's "Trouble", and all four judges hit their red "I Want You" button for him. He chose to join Adam Levine's team. [20] It was also in this show he reunited with fellow Mouseketeer Christina Aguilera. He advanced to the semi-finals, which he performed "How You Like Me Now" by The Heavy and moved on to the final round. For the final round on May 7, he performed Hugo's country-styled version of the Jay-Z song, "99 Problems". On May 8, 2012, Lucca made his last performance on the show duetting with fellow contestant Jordis Unga formerly of Team Blake on the Fleetwood Mac song, "Go Your Own Way". Later that night, it was announced he had placed third in the competition, barely placing ahead of Mann by one quarter of a percentage point and coming behind winner Jermaine Paul from Team Blake and first runner-up Juliet Simms from Team Cee Lo. Lucca was later signed to Adam Levine's record label, 222 Records.

Performances on The Voice
ShowSongOriginal artistOrderResult
Blind Audition"Trouble" Ray LaMontagne 9All four chairs turned
Lucca joined Adam Levine's Team
Battles (Top 48)"Beautiful Day" (vs. Chris Cauley) U2 —Saved by Adam Levine
Live Show"In Your Eyes" Peter Gabriel 3Saved (Public Vote)
Quarter-finals (First Week)"...Baby One More Time" Britney Spears 5
Semi-finals"How You Like Me Now?" The Heavy 1Safe (108 Points)
Live Finale (Final 4)"99 Problems" Jay-Z 43rd Place
"Harder To Breathe" Maroon 5 11
"Yesterday" (w/ Adam Levine) The Beatles 7

Lucca released a six-song EP, With The Whole World Watching, on July 16, 2013. Lucca toured extensively following the release, including six dates on the Honda Civic Tour opening for Kelly Clarkson and Maroon 5.

Lucca joined Patreon in 2013. On November 12, 2013, while plugging Patreon on his YouTube channel, Tony announced he is no longer with Adam Levine's record label 222 Records. Excerpt: "Some of you know that recently I was signed to a fairly high profile record deal. -Super cool. What most of you don't know is that, said "record deal", has since come to an end. -Not as cool. Your basic record business 101 really..."

Tony Lucca then moved to Nashville, Tennessee to further develop his songwriting. He funded his 2015 album Tony Lucca via crowd-funding platform Kickstarter, also releasing a corresponding collection of songs called Made To Shine – The Kickstarter Sessions. Lucca would later share that the 2015 album took a personal toll on him, like "going through a really bad breakup," [21] and told Billboard that after the record he "was in no hurry to get back in the studio" but instead elected to co-write as many songs as he could with Nashville collaborators. [22]

In 2018, Lucca partnered with Nashville startup company RootNote and began work on his new record Ain't No Storm, which he recorded with Nashville-based producer and former Wilco drummer Ken Coomer. [23] He released the first single and music video, "Everything's Changing," in November 2018. At the end of 2018, he signed a publishing deal with Demolition Music. [24]

Ain't No Storm (2019–present)

Tony Lucca independently released Ain't No Storm on March 29, 2019. The album received critical acclaim, with PopMatters calling it an "expanding of his musical boundaries" and likening Lucca to contemporaries Amos Lee, Jason Isbell, and Ben Schneider. [25] Others called it "one helluva record," "highly crafted songwriting," and "more inspired than ever." [26] [27] [28] [29]

Other ventures

Many of Lucca's songs have been featured in various TV shows, including Friday Night Lights , Brothers & Sisters , Shark and Felicity and in the movie Open Range . He appeared in an episode of the E! True Hollywood Story series, covering his time spent on The Mickey Mouse Club in 2007. [30] He has performed numerous times on NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly as a part of the show's band. [9]

Personal life

Lucca dated fellow Mouseketeer (and eventual Malibu Shores co-star) Keri Russell on-and-off for eight years [31] [32]

On July 7, 2007 Lucca married his wife Rachel. He adopted her son and they later had a daughter together.

Discography

Studio albums

Track listing:
  1. "Thousand Daydreams"
  2. "Satisfied"
  3. "Too Late"
  4. "Seen Some Better Days"
  5. "Shame"
  6. "After All"
  7. "Hold You Tonight"
  8. "All Aboard"
  9. "So Tired"
  10. "Understand"
  11. "Melancholy Collar"
  12. "It's You"
Track listing:
  1. "Honestly For You"
  2. "Melancholy Collar"
  3. "Too Late"
  4. "It's You"
  5. "Hold You Tonight"
  6. "Dublin Blue"
  7. "After All"
  8. "Make It Alright"
  9. "Crown Love King"
  10. "Kind"
  11. "The Only One"
  12. "Honestly For You (reprise)"
Track listing:
  1. "Shotgun (Can't You See)"
  2. "Catch Me"
  3. "Someone to Love You"
  4. "Bad Guy"
  5. "Maiden"
  6. "She's True"
  7. "Roller Coaster"
  8. "Happily Ever After"
  9. "Lost Angeleno"
  10. "By a Thread"
  11. "Attach the Hitch"
  12. "Broken Wagon"
  13. "Welcome to the Bay"
  14. "Put Your Seat Back"
Track listing:
  1. "Death of Me"
  2. "Darlin' I"
  3. "Longing"
  4. "Sarah Jane"
  5. "The Hustler, the Widow and the Boy from Detroit"
  6. "Songbird"
  7. "So Long"
  8. "Julia"
  9. "Feels Like Love"
  10. "Around the Bend"
  11. "Darlin' I (acoustic)" – Bonus Edition bonus track
  12. "Melancholy Collar (demo)" – Bonus Edition bonus track
  13. "Death of Me (acoustic)" – Bonus Edition bonus track
Track listing:
  1. "Foxy Jane"
  2. "Time and Time Again"
  3. "Close Enough"
  4. "Given' It All Away"
  5. "Water Under the Bridge"
  6. "Come Around Again"
  7. "Melancholy Collar"
  8. "Father Time"
  9. "Pretty Things"
  10. "Maybe We"
  11. "Wild Country"
Track listing:
  1. "Like Love"
  2. "Make You Mine"
  3. "Stay with Me Tonight"
  4. "Undertow"
  5. "Song to a Martyr"
  6. "Anchored"
  7. "Long Love Letter"
  8. "Back to Me"
  9. "Vienna"
  10. "Some Other Time"
  11. "Love Light"
  12. "Always"
  13. "Nobody But You"
Track listing:
  1. "Stranger in a Strange Place"
  2. "Hurtin' Kind"
  3. "When I Stop Running"
  4. "Hold on Tight"
  5. "Forever Everyday"
  6. "If I Was a Ghost"
  7. "Heaven with a Broken Heart"
  8. "Sweet Talking Liar"
  9. "Darlin' I"
  10. "American Girl"
  11. "Lover I Don't Have to Love"
  12. "On the Road Again"
Track listing:
  1. "New York City"
  2. "Darlin' I"
  3. "True Story"
  4. "Bad Guy"
  5. "The Hustler, The Widow and The Boy From Detroit"
  6. "Fight Song"
  7. "Take Me Home"
  8. "Starting Over"
  9. "I Can, I Will, I Do"
  10. "Maybe We"
  11. "So Long"
  12. "Death of Me"
  13. "It's You"
  14. "White Mornin'"
  15. "Pretty Things (Piano)"
Track listing:
  1. "Old Girl"
  2. "My Confession"
  3. "Delilah"
  4. "Imagination"
  5. "Cherry"
  6. "North Star"
  7. "Never Make It Out Alive"
  8. "Sweat It Out"
  9. "Smoke 'Em"
  10. "Right on Time"
  11. "Paint a Picture"
  12. "Sparrow"

Track listing:

  1. "Everything's Changing"
  2. "Come Around"
  3. "One Less You"
  4. "Frame By Frame"
  5. "Restless Heart"
  6. "Empty Handed Blues"
  7. "Room With A View"
  8. "Other Side Of The Clouds"
  9. "Frame By Frame – Radio Edit"

Live albums

Track listing:
  1. "Like Love (live)"
  2. "Long Love Letter (live)"
  3. "Anchored (live)"
  4. "Water Under the Bridge (live)"
  5. "Death of Me (live)"
  6. "So Long (live)"
  7. "Giving It All Away (live)"
  8. "Broken Wagon (live)"
  9. "Time and Time Again (live)"
  10. "Pretty Things (live)"
  11. "Foxy Jane (live)"

EPs

Track listing:
  1. "Honestly for You"
  2. "A Thousand Daydreams"
  3. "Too Late"
  4. "Satisfied"
  5. "So Tired"
  6. "Crown Love King"
  7. "Kind"
  8. "Hold You Tonight"
  9. "Understand"
  10. "Seen Some Better Days"
  11. "Melancholy Collar"
  12. "After All"
  13. "Make It Alright"
  14. "It's You"
  15. "Crazy"
Track listing:
  1. "Shotgun"
  2. "Immaculate Dawn"
  3. "Happily Ever After"
  4. "Bottle of Rain"
  5. "She's True"
  6. "Hollywood Chain Gang"
Track listing:
  1. "Never Gonna Let You Go"
  2. "Reckless Love"
  3. "Wasted"
  4. "Burn It Down"
  5. "Never in a Million"
  6. "Hear Ya Say"
Track listing:
  1. "All My Friends"
  2. "Nashville"
  3. "Los Angeles (in the Rear View)"
  4. "Drawing Board"
  5. "My Love"
Track listing:
  1. "Angel of Mercy"
  2. "Wife of a Sailor"
  3. "Nobody's Perfect"
  4. "Love You a Ton"
  5. "Mother's Lovin' Heart"
  6. "Shine"
  7. "Quite Like You"
  8. "Brighter Day"
  9. "Colorado"
Track listing:
  1. "Smoke 'Em (Sun Studio)"
  2. "Anchored (Sun Studio)"
  3. "Delilah (Sun Studio)"
Track listing:
  1. "It's You (Muscle Shoals)"
  2. "Longing (Muscle Shoals)"
  3. "Still Crazy After All These Years (Muscle Shoals)"
Track listing:
  1. "Anymore"
  2. "Surrender"
  3. "Moving On"
  4. "Make Sense of It All"
  5. "Maybe I Should Go"
  6. "My Back Pages"
Track listing:
  1. "The Minute You Get It"
  2. "Burning"
  3. "Forever & Again"
  4. "Betterman"

Singles

YearSinglePeak positionsAlbum
US
2012"Trouble"–Non-album releases by The Voice
"Beautiful Day"–
"In Your Eyes"–
"...Baby One More Time"117
"How You Like Me Now?"–
"99 Problems"58
"Yesterday"
(with coach, Adam Levine)		68
2013"Never Gonna Let You Go"–With the Whole World Watching
2014"Delilah (When the Lights Go Out)"–Tony Lucca
"Imagination"–
"Right On Time"–
"Home for the Holidays"–A Rock by the Sea Christmas: Volume Five
2018"Nashville"–non-album single

Selected filmography

DVDs

Song list:
  1. "Melancholy Collar"
  2. "Time and Time Again"
  3. "Close Enough"
  4. "Givin It All Away"
  5. "Water Under the Bridge"
  6. "It's You"
  7. "So Long"
  8. "Death of Me"
  9. "Pretty Things"
  10. "Foxy Jane"

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