American Idol hopeful, Joey C. Visits Australia's Maestro's of Motown, Human Nature

(PRWEB) February 15, 2008 -- American Idol hopeful Joey Catalano (Joey C.) whose compelling story and terrific talent got the Tropicana showroom buzzing during a resent visit to Atlantic City to catch Human Nature's Motown tribute show, How Sweet It Is.

Word spread to the boys from down under and after an introduction from stage, Joey met Human Nature's principles, Andrew and Michael Tierney, Toby llen and Phil Burton back stage after the show. Joey Catalano was in Atlantic City with his family, attending what he had heard was one of the best shows to ever play the resort town. He couldn't have agreed more. Catalano agreed it was quite a show.

Human Nature is in the U.S. for the first time and their engagement at the Tropicana runs from January 6th through March 1st and is their first time performing on American soil. With this engagement, they knew they'd get to see a few episodes of the new American Idol before returning home. Joey's segment was a big hit with the band.

Andrew Tierney said, "amazing vocalist with a truly amazing "American" story - overcoming significant odds with his weight loss and then pursuing his dream as a singing artist. Great story, great talent and great guy. We wish him well. Human Nature is one of Australia's most popular vocal groups of all time. Their last three CD releases were all tributes to Motown and are all record-breaking and ARIA award-winning releases

For more information contact Neil Cirucci at 609-513-1689.

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