Freddie James has been dazzling the world over with his smooth singing style, boundless energy, and his ability to virtually hold a crowd in the palm of his hands.

At a young age, Freddie, who comes from a musical family, learned the value of showmanship and professionalism. In fact, before he even finished high school, his debut album was certified gold and platinum all over the world. He enjoyed success with his hits, "Hollywood", "Dance Little Boy Blue" and especially with "Get Up And Boogie", which made him the first artist to reach gold status with dance music in Canada.

Born in Chicago, Illinois, Freddie learned about singing from the soul while listening to his family singing in church choirs until he and his family moved to Montreal Quebec Canada in 1975. Disco was all the rage, and Freddie was in the right place at the right time. He recorded his first album in 1977 with Warner Bros. and continued to be a part of several other recordings in 1979 for Arista Records.

Amazingly, Freddie's talents are not limited to his vocal and dancing abilities, but he also co-wrote and co-produced his sister's smash hit "Murphy's Law". In the 80's Freddie starred in two major American films, and was in the Broadway play "Hair". Using his ever versatile personality and charm, Freddie also regularly performs stand up comedy to sold-out crowds.

The journey for Freddie has had ever-changing venues. Not only does he tour throughout Canada and the United States, but he has accepted invitations to perform in Japan, Africa, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, and China.