Tony Mitchell is best known as singer & songwriter of 90s classic rock band Kiss Of The Gypsy, which was signed to Atlantic Records USA/Warner Chappell. They toured the UK and the States to showcase their debut album delivering high energy live shows to great acclaim. Songs such as "Whatever It Takes" or "Take This Old Heart" are still melodic rock classics to this day. Mitchell has sung for Rick Wakeman on the album "Return To The Centre Of The Earth" and sung and played guitar for Alice Cooper, Jon Anderson, The Alan Parsons Project, Tony Hadley & It Bites on the British Rock Symphony South American tour 2000. The artist has also spent years writing and recording for various bands, artists, TV & media, also releasing albums with Kingdom Of Deadmen & early solo albums. Tony Mitchell was also the mainman for melodic/AOR band Dirty White Boyz with the 2016 album release "Down & Dirty". In 2018, he released his solo album "Beggars Gold" to rave reviews with dynamic tracks such as "Playing With Fire" or "What You Make It" (featuring Dante Fox vocalist Sue Willetts). 2020 saw Mitchell release his most successful album to date via AOR Heaven, "Church Of A Restless Soul", featuring the duet with Danny Vaughn, "Mighty Fall", the uplifting "Living On The Run", the heart wrenching "I Believe In Angels" & the ever catchy "Electric" to great acclaim.
Nearly two years on, Tony Mitchell releases his third & most ambitious album to date, "Hot Endless Summer Nights", which predominantly has an 80s retrowave flavour. He draws on the experiences he had in the USA in the late 80s. Mitchell spent several months travelling coast to coast taking in the sights, sounds & overall American culture and always said it was a massive influence on his songwriting.