Brett Eldredge has released a new video for his cover of Frank Sinatra's "Come Rain or Come Shine," shot at Skull's Rainbow Room in Nashville's Printer's Alley.
In the video, Eldredge transforms into a member of the Rat Pack thanks to a very dapper tuxedo. He is backed a small band while an intimate crowd of drink-wielding revelers.
"I grew up listening to Frank Sinatra, riding in the car with my grandpa, and I was just intrigued by it," Eldredge tells The Boot.
"I was able to sound like an older guy at the age of 14. I got noticed for that, and when I went to college in Chicago, [I] got connected with [a] jazz band. I got in with the Bill Pollack Orchestra, where I sang Sinatra stuff and old rock stuff. It was a pretty big deal."
This summer, Eldredge will be hitting the road with Keith Urban and Maren Morris.
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