Tue May 16
Veronneau - The French-American Songbook
7PM / $30 Get Tickets
Veronneau
"Inspiring & joyful...excellent performers" Washington Post
"Welcome to the land of rhythm and groove...the jazz vocal version of the sexy little black dress." Critical Jazz
"Satisfying and bewitching...one of the best voices in the business." Canadian Audiophile
"The kind of thoughtful artistry one can expect from masters of the music." Washingtonian Magazine
" Veronneau could easily fit on jazz, world and pop radio... a kaleidoscope of internationally flavored tunes and varied textures delivered by a gorgeous voice." All About Jazz
Award-winning band VERONNEAU celebrate the French-American Songbook. Classics of French jazz and chanson; American songs about France, and songs you probably never knew were originally written and performed in French.
Led by Quebecoise vocalist Lynn Veronneau and UK guitarist Ken Avis, VERONNEAU continue their month-long Blues Alley residency with their international band. VERONNEAU have had 3 Top 10 charting albums and tours in the USA, Canada and Europe to their name.
The Washington Post described their performances as “inspiring and joyful”. For Lynn Veronneau it’s all about the song. Critical Jazz described Veronneau as "Satisfying and bewitching...one of the best voices in the business." For this show VERONNEAU will be joined by Dave Kline, violin (UK); Karine Chapdelaine, bass (Quebec); and Manny Arciniega on percussion (USA).
"Veronneau could easily fit on jazz, world and pop radio... a kaleidoscope of internationally flavored tunes and varied textures delivered by a gorgeous voice." All About Jazz
"The kind of thoughtful artistry one can expect from masters of the music." Washingtonian Magazine
7PM / $30 Get Tickets
1. Final sale, no refunds, not transferable.
2. $15 food/beverage minimum per person not included in ticket price.
3. Seating first come at the door. Doors open 6 PM & 8:45 PM respectively.
4. Photography or Recording of any kind is prohibited during the performance.
5. Keep conversation to a minimum during the performance.