Tony and The Carhops

Tony Odell Rogers has been the "Singing DJ" For Frisco's Diners & Specialty Events for the last ten years. Tony was born in St. Petersburg Florida and has a Bachelor Of Arts degree in Visual Arts from the University Of Florida, where he also studied voice, dance and theater. While at U.S.F. his theater credits included the roles of "Chino" in West Side Story and "Teen Angel" in Grease.

In 1984 Tony Moved to California where he began his music career as lead singer for a 50s - 60's musical ensemble known as the "The Remainders"
In 1987 he joined a short lived RnB, 60's Rock & Roll Band called "Night Train" . A year later he joined an all vocal band, "West Coast" a four man vocal group specializing in harmony based music.Three years later Tony formed his own vocal group "KULAYD". They have also performed during cruise night events in Frisco's Industry & Downey Locations.

During the time Tony spent showcasing with bands, Tony has performed in four productions at Chapman University. With credits as a vocalist, musician, actor and vocal director. Also Tony has performed in the Lou Diamond Phillips film "Dangerous Touch" where he sang the 50's classic song "Little Bitty Pretty One"

You can see Tony perform every Friday And Saturday night at Frisco's Carhop Diner in the City Of Industry joined by the lovely and talented Frisco's skating Carhops.