The originals
Before there were boy bands, there was the Rat Pack.
Three of the biggest stars in the world who decided to become a band. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. weren’t just singers. They were the soundtrack of a generation, the faces on every magazine cover, the voices on every radio.
The voice
Frank Sinatra
The Chairman of the Board, a man whose phrasing could make a love song feel like a confession.
The charm
Dean Martin
The crooner with the martini, the wink, the effortless cool that made every woman in the room lean in.
The force
Sammy Davis Jr.
A dancer, a singer, a mimic, a man who could command a stage like nobody else and make you forget anyone else was in the room.
They didn’t start as a group. They were individual superstars who found each other in the casinos of Las Vegas in the early 1960s. The Sands Hotel. The Copa Room. Night after night, they’d take the stage together — no setlist, no rehearsed choreography, just three friends riffing, joking, singing, and making it look easy. The audience never knew what was coming next, and neither did they.
That was the magic. It wasn’t a show. It was a party that happened to have a stage.
And it became legend. The Rat Pack defined what Vegas was — glamour, danger, laughter, and music all in one room. They made the city what it is today.
Now, for the first time in decades, that magic is back. The Rat Pack Is Back brings the Copa Room to life again — three performers channeling Frank, Dean, and Sammy, backed by a live band, in a showroom built in the spirit of the original. No jumbotron. No distance. You’re in the room with them.
This is your chance to see what the fuss was about.
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