Tony Orlando and Dawn had taken the stage at Sands Bethlehem Event Center on Thursday for the second of two shows reuniting the trio that had broken up in 1977 by singing “Sweet Summer Days of ...

Tony Orlando and Dawn, ... (Like I Love You)” in 1975, and it had Top 40 hits through 1977’s “Cupid” before breaking up that year. In all, the group released 15 albums.

By PHIL ROURA It may be the season for red and green bows, but regardless of the time of year, yellow ribbons forever will be associated with Tony Orlando. Twenty-six years after he introduced &#82… ...

Tony Orlando and Dawn, of course, made their musical mark with the singles Knock Three Times, Candida and Tie a Yellow Robbon Around the Old Oak Tree, which spent 11 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's ...

Orioles manager Dave Trembley had just one question to ask singer Tony Orlando yesterday as they stood together on the field after batting practice.“Where’s Dawn?”Unfortunately for Trembley ...

Tony Orlando and Dawn had a summer replacement series in 1974. Credit: Tony Orlando and Dawn had a summer replacement series in 1974. By Andy Edelsteinandy.edelstein@newsday.com June 14, 2017.

“The Tony Orlando and Dawn Show” scored more than 36 million viewers for its final broadcast in 1977. Tony Orlando performs in Branson, Missouri, in 2021.

Singer Tony Orlando brings warmth and exhilarating energy on May 9, 2015 to the Celebrity Showroom at the Nugget Casino Resort in Sparks, Nevada. Tickets are $49 plus taxes and fees. Doors open at ...

That`s how Tony Orlando sees his career with Dawn. It seems like a fair assessment. In the 1970s the singing group (consisting of Orlando, Telma Hopkins and Joyce Vincent Wilson) were a pop ...

Other Orlando hits include "Cupid," "Mornin’ Beautiful" and "Who’s in the Strawberry Patch With Sally." With Telma Hopkins and Joyce Vincent Wilson, Tony Orlando and Dawn became an ...

Tony Orlando’s live performing career essentially began with an all-star benefit concert in Hartford in March 1961, and he’s choosing to end it with a concert on March 22 at Mohegan Sun Arena.

Tony Orlando’s live performing career essentially began with an all-star benefit concert in Hartford in March 1961, and he’s choosing to end it with a concert on March 22 at Mohegan Sun Arena.