“One of the finest rising jazz vocalists“ - Vanity Fair
Tatiana Eva-Marie is a singer and actress living in New York City. She is the lead singer of the Gypsy-French Avalon Jazz Band and was recently included, alongside Cyrille Aimée and Cecile McLorin Salvant, in a list of 37 rising jazz stars by the magazine Vanity Fair.
Named “one of the best young singers around” by the Wall Street Journal, she performs regularly in New York and on tour around the world. Past shows include The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, The Aspen Jazz Festival, “Divas of the Silver Screen” at Jazz at Lincoln Center, SummerStage in Central Park, Midsummer Night Swing Festival at Lincoln Center, the Aspen Jazz Festival, the NYC Winter Jazzfest, the New York Hot Jazz Festival, the “Edith Piaf Centennial” at the Iridium (as performer and musical director), concerts at Dizzy’s, the Carlyle, Joe’s Pub, Swing 46, the Django, the Rainbow Room Opening Night, concerts for the French Embassy on Bastille Day, the New York City Opera gala at the Plaza, opening night of George Clooney’s “Monuments Men” and the Los Angeles premiere of “Mad Men”.
Vanity Fair (Photo Mark Seliger)
Tatiana Eva-Marie frequently guest stars with Gordon Webster & Friends. Past shows include The Snowball, the Frankie Manning Tribute festival in Toronto, the London Lindy Exchange at Camden Centre, the Catalina Swing Dance Festival, the Rock that Swing Festival in Munich and the Canadian Swing Championships.
Photo by Eva Qin