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Wednesday, January 07
Leah Rich
Wednesday, January 07
7:30PM|9:00PM
Leah Rich is a New York City–based singer whose warm, expressive voice combines classic traditions with a contemporary, cosmopolitan flair. Leah’s authentic, urban style bridges the gap between her Soviet Azeri roots, and her metropolitan upbringing. Her performances are marked by a refined sense of swing, fluid phrasing, and a natural storytelling ability that draws audiences in with both intimacy and sophistication. Whether in an intimate club setting or on a larger stage, Leah Rich captivates listeners with a style that feels timeless yet distinctly her own.
Thursday, January 08
Darnell White
Thursday, January 08
9:00PM
Darnell White is a dynamic Harlem-born singer-pianist, composer, and musical director who stands as a pillar of NYC’s jazz and cabaret scene. A LaGuardia High School and Juilliard alumnus, he’s garnered acclaim for his heartfelt renditions of pop and jazz standards, inventive covers—like his crowd‑pleasing take on Radiohead’s “Creep”—and engaging stage presence that regularly earns standing ovations thedjangonyc.com. A 2025 MAC Award winner, White leads his trio and quartet at top venues like The Club Room, The Django, Roxy Bar, 54 Below, Birdland, and Lincoln Center, while also working as a sought-after vocal coach, arranger, and music director for off‑Broadway shows (Revelation The Musical, Gospel at Colonus), Broadway artists (Melba Moore, Brian McKnight), and churches and opera choruses across the region the djangonyc.com. His performances are celebrated for their soulful sophistication, blend of genres, and his seamless shift between pianist and vocalist—making each show an inspiring, emotionally immersive experience.
Friday, January 09
Anita Donndorff
Friday, January 09
7:30PM|9:00PM
Argentinian vocalist and composer Anita Dondorff is one of the most influential jazz artists in her native Buenos Aires. Earlier this year she moved to New York, where she performs regularly with some of the most renowned musicians from the local scene, while working on her second studio album.
Saturday, January 10
Melaner
Saturday, January 10
7:30PM|9:00PM
Brooklyn-based Afro-Latina singer-songwriter Melaner is celebrated for her genre-spanning sound that fuses Afro-Latinx rhythms with modern pop, neo-soul, and jazz sensibilities. A Berklee College of Music alumna, she brings refined musicality and storytelling to every performance. Known for delivering bilingual (English and Spanish) sets that boldly embrace her heritage, she rose to wider recognition as a top-nine finalist on Univision’s Reina De La Canción. Melaner is also a powerful advocate for Afro-Latina representation in Latin music, aiming to open doors and challenge industry norms through both her art and her voice.
Thursday, January 15
Ollice Spaulding
Thursday, January 15
7:30PM|9:00PM
New York City-based Jazz Singer and Musical Theater Actress Ollice Spaulding began her professional career at 17. Performing with the Lexington Philharmonic, the annual "Red Light Jazz Room", and her one women show "Hollywood Under the Vine" at Ghost Baby, paying tribute to old Hollywood starlets of the 50s and 60s. Hear her silver screen style live at Club Room.
Friday, January 16
D'Nasya
Friday, January 16
7:30PM|9:00PM
Brooklyn native D’Nasya is a versatile vocalist and performer whose work spans Broadway, opera, and international stages. A proud LaGuardia High School alum, she went on to star in leading roles in several operas during college. Her Broadway credits include Summer: The Donna Summer Musical, Hairspray, and Sister Act. When she’s not touring abroad, D’Nasya headlines with her own band in NYC and performs regularly with Broadway Sings.
Thursday, January 22
Madeline Dalton
Thursday, January 22
7:30PM|9:00PM
Vocalist Madeline Dalton is a modern, ambitious woman with timeless elegance. She can channel classic Judy Garland films with her warm, spinny vibrato and bring the house down with a powerhouse high belt à la Kelly Clarkson. Dalton is known around NYC for performing jazz arrangements of hits by female singer-songwriters, such as Sara Bareilles, Olivia Rodrigo, and Carole King. By bringing the work of trailblazing female singer-songwriters into conversation with jazz, Dalton creates space for young women to hear their stories represented in a genre that has largely excluded them.
Friday, January 23
Ollice Spaulding
Friday, January 23
7:30PM|9:00PM
New York City-based Jazz Singer and Musical Theater Actress Ollice Spaulding began her professional career at 17. Performing with the Lexington Philharmonic, the annual "Red Light Jazz Room", and her one women show "Hollywood Under the Vine" at Ghost Baby, paying tribute to old Hollywood starlets of the 50s and 60s. Hear her silver screen style live at Club Room.
Saturday, January 24
Sonny Step
Saturday, January 24
7:30PM|9:00PM
Sonny Step is an jazz/RnB/Soul singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born and raised in Philadelphia. Based in New York City, he has played with a large array of top acts in notable venues such as Rihanna at the 2016 VMA’s, Shawn Mendes and Ricky Martin at the Prudential Center, Solange Knowles at her powerful performance at the Guggenheim, and Diplo at Governor’s Ball playing in front of a crowd of thousands.
Saturday, January 31
N'Kenge
Saturday, January 31
7:30PM|9:00PM
N’Kenge is a dazzling, genre-defying singer and performer whose powerful voice and magnetic stage presence have earned her acclaim on Broadway, in opera houses, and with symphony orchestras worldwide. A Juilliard and Manhattan School of Music graduate, she effortlessly moves between classical, jazz, gospel, pop, and soul, bringing both virtuosity and emotional depth to every performance. On Broadway, she has starred in productions such as Motown: The Musical and the revival of Caroline, or Change, and she frequently appears as a soloist with major orchestras, showcasing her remarkable vocal versatility.