Nikki Yanofsky

To say that Nikki Yanofksy is “special” is an understatement. Just 16, Nikki has quickly become one of the top jazz and pop singers in Canada. Yanofsky launched her career at the 2006 Montreal Jazz Festival, performing when she was only 12. She sang a track on the Verve tribute CD We All Love Ella, becoming the youngest artist to ever record for Verve, and in 2008 released her first album ― which received a pair of Juno nominations. So rapid has been her ascent that she was chosen to sing Canada's national anthem at the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Yanofsky’s new Decca CD, Nikki, was produced by the legendary Phil Ramone and songwriter Jesse Harris, widely known for his work with Norah Jones. Already working with artists like Herbie Hancock and Wyclef Jean and performing from Jamaica to Japan, it’s staggering to consider that Nikki Yanofsky is just getting started. Catch her in the intimate Gould Theatre, while you can!...

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To say that Nikki Yanofksy is “special” is an understatement. Just 16, Nikki has quickly become one of the top jazz and pop singers in Canada. Yanofsky launched her career at the 2006 Montreal Jazz Festival, performing when she was only 12. She sang a track on the Verve tribute CD We All Love Ella, becoming the youngest artist to ever record for Verve, and in 2008 released her first album ― which received a pair of Juno nominations. So rapid has been her ascent that she was chosen to sing Canada's national anthem at the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Yanofsky’s new Decca CD, Nikki, was produced by the legendary Phil Ramone and songwriter Jesse Harris, widely known for his work with Norah Jones. Already working with artists like Herbie Hancock and Wyclef Jean and performing from Jamaica to Japan, it’s staggering to consider that Nikki Yanofsky is just getting started. Catch her in the intimate Gould Theatre, while you can!

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