Walter Thomas is a distinguished musician known for his sophisticated and smooth musical abilities. With years of experience performing in nightclubs, concerts, and special events, he has become a main stage act. Walter is celebrated for his mellow and soothing sound on keyboards, complemented by his supreme vocal talents. His performances feature a selective playlist that includes Jazz, R&B, Pop, Standards, and original compositions from his solo CD "23rd Street," which energizes audiences.

Walter's career highlights include receiving two music nominations and winning the 1999 Ira Aldridge Award for best original song for a play, "Sing, Sister, Sing Chicago." He has toured internationally with renowned groups such as the Temptations and Friends of Distinction and has opened for acts like the Floaters, Bette Wright, The Emotions, and The Drifters. Walter Thomas continues to captivate audiences with his musical prowess and engaging performances.