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Hey, Look Me Over! is a dynamic performer curating and interpreting enduring standards with a fresh, engaging edge. Originating from the 1960 Broadway musical Wildcat, the song has journeyed through decades via iconic artists like Lucille Ball, Peggy Lee, Louis Armstrong, Judy Garland, Rosemary Clooney, Bing Crosby, and many others. This page highlights the artist's biography, notable discography highlights, and forthcoming tour information. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward tickets to see Hey, Look Me Over! live on stage across Europe.

Cast & creatives

People behind the production

Whether you’re a longtime fan of classic Broadway tunes or a newer listener exploring timeless standards, Hey, Look Me Over! delivers with style and connection. Stay tuned for updates on tour stops, and secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you. For reference, the performer’s repertoire intersects with notable pop and jazz eras, and recent live projects echo the enduring appeal of standard repertoire in contemporary concert settings. Follow links to official social channels and outlets for the latest news and appearances.

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Quick Facts About Hey, Look Me Over!

  • Origin: Song from the 1960 Broadway musical Wildcat, music by Cy Coleman and lyrics by Carolyn Leigh; introduced by Lucille Ball on Broadway.
  • Prominent covers: Peggy Lee (Extra Special!, 1967), Louis Armstrong, Judy Garland, Rosemary Clooney, Bing Crosby, Jerry Vale, and The Lettermen have recorded or performed the song; it also appears on Armstrong’s Hello, Dolly! era material in some formats.
  • Lucille Ball’s Ed Sullivan Show performance helped popularize the number; the melody was later used in a Ted Kennedy campaign tune in 1962.
  • Jamie Cullum’s version appears on the Going In Style soundtrack (2017), confirming contemporary interest in the song’s standard repertoire.
  • The J’s with Jamie (1963) released a version on their album, showing how the standard crossed into early 1960s pop groups.
  • For live/tour content, Jamie Cullum toured Europe in 2025 with confirmed stops, which can be leveraged for ticket sales (Paris, Köln, Lausanne, Zurich, Dresden, Gelsenkirchen, Munich, and Jazzaldia in Donostia).

Whether you’re a longtime fan of classic Broadway tunes or a newer listener exploring timeless standards, Hey, Look Me Over! delivers with style and connection. Stay tuned for updates on tour stops, and secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you. For reference, the performer’s repertoire intersects with notable pop and jazz eras, and recent live projects echo the enduring appeal of standard repertoire in contemporary concert settings. Follow links to official social channels and outlets for the latest news and appearances.

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