For her highly anticipated debut as an Appel Room headliner, Camille Thurman joined forces with one of the leading master drummers on today’s jazz scene, Darrell Green, and his seasoned quartet. Together, Thurman and The Darrell Green Quartet play a collection of their favorite love songs from ma...

Called the “female João Gilberto,” Rosa Passos is a living legend. A prolific, distinct vocalist and guitarist with a playful yet sophisticated style, her four sold-out shows in the Appel Room with Kenny Barron in 2016 were a season highlight at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Now, before her March 24-25...

“For sheer vocal beauty, no contemporary singer matches Ms. Callaway," writes The New York Times. For decades now, Callaway has been one of the preeminent voices of the American Songbook, a tireless performer who has earned acclaim on Broadway, in theaters, on television, and in a variety of conc...

Grammy Award winner Catherine Russell has been one of the most widely recognized jazz vocalists since the release of her debut album in 2006. Russell’s experience extends far beyond releasing her acclaimed albums as a solo artist; she has also worked with Steely Dan, David Bowie, Cyndi Lauper, Pa...

The transcendent Kim Nalley sings jazz's greatest love songs in a performance recorded in Dizzy’s Club on Valentine’s Day weekend in 2022. With chops to spare, the award-winning singer gave an original performance delivering some of jazz's most recognized inter-generational classics with an all-s...

Pianist, vocalist, and composer Michele Rosewoman has consistently brought together the most inventive voices in jazz and has used her New Yor-Uba ensemble to fuse the worlds of contemporary jazz and Cuban folkloric music for over 38 years. Rosewoman has performed with renowned jazz and Latin art...

Two-time Grammy-winning vocalist and pianist Diane Schuur makes her debut at Dizzy’s Club performing music from her latest album, “Running On Faith.” Schuur, nicknamed “Deedles," brings a top-notch ensemble to the stage, drawing inspiration from figures as diverse as Miles Davis and Paul Simon an...