Rachel Sutton with Roland Perrin Trio and Dave O'higgins at The Pheasantry at PizzaExpress

Following four hugely successful sell out shows for Pizza Express at Dean Street and The Pheasantry, Rachel Sutton is returning to Pheasantry for what will surely be a memorable night. Rachel is fast establishing herself as one of London's finest newcomers, with regular appearances at some of the capital's top Jazz venues. She is becoming renowned for her lively and emotive style, together with her eclectic repertoire. Her background in theatre adds an extra dimension to her performance, which is both exciting and moving for her audiences. Amongst Rachel's band members is a very fine headline act in his own right - the versatile and brilliant Roland Perrin. On drums, the extraordinary Paul Robinson, who played with Nina Simone for many years, and the contagious grooves of Trinidadian bass player Curtis Ruiz. As a special treat, tonight will also see the appearance of world renowned saxophonist Dave O'Higgins, who has worked with the likes of Frank Sinatra and Cleo Laine. ...

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Following four hugely successful sell out shows for Pizza Express at Dean Street and The Pheasantry, Rachel Sutton is returning to Pheasantry for what will surely be a memorable night. Rachel is fast establishing herself as one of London's finest newcomers, with regular appearances at some of the capital's top Jazz venues. She is becoming renowned for her lively and emotive style, together with her eclectic repertoire. Her background in theatre adds an extra dimension to her performance, which is both exciting and moving for her audiences. Amongst Rachel's band members is a very fine headline act in his own right - the versatile and brilliant Roland Perrin. On drums, the extraordinary Paul Robinson, who played with Nina Simone for many years, and the contagious grooves of Trinidadian bass player Curtis Ruiz. As a special treat, tonight will also see the appearance of world renowned saxophonist Dave O'Higgins, who has worked with the likes of Frank Sinatra and Cleo Laine.

'Impossibly glamorous' – The Guardian

'Rachel Sutton's soaring vocals pack a power and perception which belie her years' – Jazz Journal

'Rachel has a powerful, soulful voice and great delivery' – John Etheridge

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