Clint Holmes is more than a singer.  Like a painter with a blank canvas, he makes every performance an original.  His powerful voice and magnetic stage presence embrace the upbeat side of his life.  When he is on stage, anything can happen. And it usually does.

Born in England, Clint is the son of an African-American jazz musician and a British opera singer.  When he was eight, his musical indoctrination began with his mother teaching him classical vocal techniques at home, while his dad showed him how to scat sing in the jazz clubs.  Clint admits it was the best of two musical worlds.  Today he says, “My mom taught me how to sing correctly and my dad taught me how to enjoy it.”

Clint, Harrah’s “Entertainer of choice for the Millennium,” recently starred for six years in “Clint Holmes at Harrah’s,” a nightly show seen at Harrah’s Las Vegas Hotel and Casino.  On March 22, 2002, Harrah’s named their main showroom the “Clint Holmes Theatre,” a rare honor received only by a handful of entertainers in Las Vegas History and a first for an African American performer.  Clint was also heralded as “Best Singer” in Las Vegas by the readers of Las Vegas Review-Journal.

When Clint is not rehearsing and working on his new Broadway-Bound musical “JAM,” he is touring and performing extensively.