Biography

Lefty Lucy© is a professional touring band that performs both as an intimate duo and as a full five-piece group, known for delivering highly entertaining shows featuring popular cover songs and a powerhouse catalog of the biggest hits from across the years. Led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Lucy Malia alongside guitarist and vocalist Nick DiBlasio, they are backed by rotating professional musicians who help deliver high-energy shows spanning hits from the last six decades.​

Touring and locations

Lefty Lucy has built a career performing across the U.S. and internationally, including destinations such as Las Vegas, Bermuda, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and multiple Florida and New Jersey beach markets. They have also appeared in mountain and resort destinations like Copper Mountain in Colorado, Lake Tahoe, and various shows around Philadelphia and Atlantic City.​

House band residencies

The band has held long-term house-band residencies in several “destination” venues, notably in Bermuda nightclubs and on the Las Vegas Strip. At Copper Mountain Ski Resort in Colorado, they have maintained a recurring winter residency spanning over two decades, entertaining après-ski crowds season after season.​

Las Vegas and major shows

In Las Vegas, Lefty Lucy spent years as the house band at Toby Keith’s “I Love This Bar and Grill” at Harrah’s, focusing on modern country mixed with rock, and also worked rooms like Margaritaville and other Strip venues. During this period, the band’s five-piece country lineup was selected as the opening act for Kenny Chesney at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, performing original songs for a sold-out audience of about 18,000 people.

Current base in Florida

Lefty Lucy has now moved forward from their 24-year Copper Mountain residency and is currently based in the Sarasota/Tampa/Siesta Key area, focusing their performances in Southwest Florida. They regularly appear at venues such as Tampa’s Hard Rock and other bars and clubs along the Gulf Coast.

Recording with Quincy Jones

Lucy and Nick wrote a song called, "Even When You Forget" for the "Keep Memory Alive" Foundation. With Quincy Jones doing the production, they recorded it in L.A. at Capital Records Studio A.