Prince Fleet Easton was born in Akron, Ohio, and made his singing debut at age five with a local orchestra. Shortly after, he began performing in Broadway musical productions at the Equity Goodyear Musical Theater, launching a lifelong career in entertainment. Trained in dance, acting, and voice, Fleet studied at American Ballet Theater, Ballet Arts, and took master classes at the world-renowned Juilliard School. After his early ballet career, Fleet released a regional country hit, "When We Make Love," which brought him to Nashville, where he appeared on several television programs. In 1990, Fleet moved to Florida, touring nationally as Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol and later creating his own touring production, The Fleetexperience. He appeared in feature films and television, including The Cape and Tom Hanks’ miniseries From the Earth to the Moon. He co-hosted Brevard Notes, served as the voice of NASA Radio during space shuttle launches, and co-founded the Brevard Theatrical Ensemble, contributing as performer, director, assistant director, stage manager, creative consultant, and hair/makeup artist. Fleet was an original member of the Bel Canto Ensemble, a professional vocal group founded by Metropolitan Opera soprano Beatrice Moore. A versatile recording artist, he released his inspirational album In His Presence in 2004, followed by performances with the Space Coast Pops Orchestra and the Melbourne Florida Orchestra. He also served as soloist at Unity of Melbourne for six years. Upon relocating to Palm Springs, California, Fleet devoted himself to extensive charitable service, performing at numerous benefits and volunteering for years with Well in the Desert to help feed the homeless. He appeared repeatedly on local TV and radio programs including The Joey English Show, Eye on the Desert, KMIR-6 Morning Show, and Pink Lady Presents. Fleet joined the Bella da Ball Cabaret Dinner Show in 2007, becoming one of its stars for eight years before headlining his own show, An Evening with The Prince. He became musical director and soloist for Innerfaith Spiritual Center Worldwide, a role he has held for 17 years. A celebrated National Anthem performer, Fleet has sung for the Palm Springs Power Baseball Team, the Empire Polo Club, Michael Jordan’s Blue Ducks Basketball Team, and the Florida Marlins. In 2008, he won Desert Idol, and in 2009 starred in and choreographed the original cabaret show Louche. In 2010 he partnered with Virgil Gibson of The Platters to produce charity concerts, and later joined the original cast of the Hollywood musical The Tin Can. Fleet has received numerous honors for his artistic and humanitarian work. Highlights include: . Entertainer of the Year (multiple times) in Coachella Valley and Hollywood . Touching Lives Humanitarian Award (2012) . Angel of the Year Award (2013) . Former Executive Board Member, College of Adaptive Arts, San Jose . White House Call to Service Award (received 3 times from 3 Presidents) . White House Lifetime Achievement Awards (received 4 times) . Multible awards from 'Leaders Of all Nations International' . Recognition from the U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, California Senate, and California Congress . Honored as one of 100 of the "Most Inspirational People in the World" (2022) by S.I.M.A. in London, also named an Ambassador . Multiple humanitarian and entertainment awards (2016-2026) In 2016, Fleet was honored with the 407th Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars, and the Royal House of Schaumburg-Lippe bestowed upon him the honorary title of Prince, naming him 'The Prince Of Palm Springs' and recognizing his charitable contributions and international artistic legacy. The Royal Family also named him Legendary World Entertainer for 2016. Fleet has performed for prestigious events including the Ronald Reagan Library (2018), the dedication of the new Caliberium at the Los Angeles Cemetery alongside Gary Sinise (2019), and the 100th Anniversary Rededication of the Los Angeles Coliseum (2019). He also donates his time and talent performing for many military events. In recent years, he served as the opening act for the Trini Lopez Tribute Show in Las Vegas (2021) and has been featured in the film Hashtag Blessed along with the original song 'Why Can’t Christmas Be Here Every Day' that he co-wrote. Also appearing in the action-comedy Team of Two. Fleet continues to release new music, including the inspirational Ukrainian-war anthem "We Will Carry On" (2022), "Shine"(2024), "Who Will Carry You" (2024)and "Wishing You Were Here At Christmas" (2025). He also received an Honorary Doctorate in Humanitarianism in 2023 from the Global International Alliance and in 2024 was named an Ambassador of Peace by Her Royal Majesty Queen Eden of Birland, for whom he performed the national anthem. Prince Fleet Easton’s music is available on Spotify and Apple Music.

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Fleet Easton

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