About
Steve Peacock is
...a voice talent & entertainer, offering services as emcee & spokesman, commercial actor, voice-over artist, singer, and mature athletic-fit model. He has appeared on CBS Sports, Discovery Channel & the Game Show Channel, among other TV, cable & online media.
In August 2025, Peacock co-hosted a New York Fashion Week event aboard a luxury yacht, upon which he also made his debut as runway model for Portuguese designer Emporio Aragao. A voice over track of Peacock dramatically reciting the poem "Invictus" likewise played in tandem with model walkout music throughout the night, adding unparalleled ambience to the NYFW spectacle.
His exceptional commercial spokesman, modeling, and & VO skills recently were leveraged in a 2-day shoot for an N.J. home-services company. That multi-media marketing campaign, currently in post-production, doubtlessly will heighten his visibility and increase demand for his services.
At Playwright Tavern in NYC's Theater District (as the invited guest singer of resident artist Kurt Decker) as well as at the San Gennaro Feast with Decker and vocalist Eric DeLauro, Peacock wowed audiences with Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, and Dean Martin tunes.
Peacock last year served as the "singing emcee" of Mr. America, the iconic bodybuilding competition held annually in Atlantic City. His 2024 performance drew accolades as he delivered both a powerful rendition of the anthem AND showered the newly crowned victor with Frank Sinatra's "Winners."
He frequently sings the Star-Spangled Banner for pro sports teams, marathons, and other events nationwide, most recently at Ripken Stadium for the Aberdeen IronBirds, a Baltimore Orioles affiliate.
He credits his 2023 off-Broadway acting debut in "Depths of Wikipedia with Annie Rauwerda" for paving the way for his nascent singing career.
The Bronx-born, Jersey-bred Peacock lives in Ocean County, N.J. triangularly equidistant from hot-spots A.C. Philly & NYC.
Did you know....
Peacock also is the author of Hotel Dick: Harlots, Starlets, Thieves & Sleaze, a memoir about his experience as a hotel detective, or "hotel dick," of the Helmsley Palace in New York City. This collection of vignettes is still available in book stores and can be purchased online (click action bar below).
A professional writer by trade, Peacock previously was a Washington, D.C.-based journalist during the William J. Clinton- and George W. Bush administrations.
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