D Everett-White just completed the book titled "You’ll Never Be Nothing," an autobiography of his life. The manuscript tells a heartbreaking story of the entertainer. First, as a boy and then as a young man and how a series of events, time and time again, could derail the power of the human spirit. As he tries to rise above his father's words, "You'll Never Be Nothing", a single performance at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles brings him full circle and back to the audience he loves. The show includes a four song tribute to D Everett's mentor Sammy Davis Jr., who got him his first solo engagement at the Sahara Hotel, and later introduced him to Frank Sinatra.

D Everett-White's smooth, classically trained voice effortlessly moves through Pop, Rock and Roll and Rhythm and Blues with a distinct sound of his own. He has chosen eleven standards from the forties and fifties immortalized by Frank Sinatra on a debut album entitled, "The Voice Revisited," featuring the classic "I'm A Fool To Want You/My Funny Valentine" included in the major motion picture released by Miramax Films ASeasons Of Life.

D Everett-White . . . Headlines a Variety/Night Club Show with 16 dancers, 4 back-up singers with a 28- piece orchestra. Conducted by: Roberta Lydecker

D EVERETT-WHITE’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY “YOU’LL NEVER BE NOTHING” IS AVAILABLE FOR PREVIEW VIA HIS WEBSITE  DEVERETTWHITE.COM