Judith Owen & Her Gentlemen Callers at Jazz Club Étoile

Judith Owen's love affair with Paris continues with an exceptional concert at the Jazz Club Etoile, celebrating the release of "Comes Alive", her album recorded live a year ago and nominated for the prestigious Jazz Academy's Jazz Heritage Award.It extends the spirit of "Come on & Get It", which reconnected her with her love of jazz through a vibrant tribute to the liberated jazz and blues ladies of the 1940s and 1950s. Women," she says, "who had the courage to assume and sing their desire at a time when they were expected to be self-effacing.Judith Owen is accompanied both on record and on stage by the finest musicians from New Orleans, her adopted hometown where she has been living for several years.Her band offers her the authentic sound of the city. Judith Owen is a bomb of energy. She stands out, magnificent and powerful! The British singer, pianist and singer-songwriter has released twelve critically acclaimed albums, collaborating with artists such as Cassandra Wilson, K.D. Lang and Keb'Mo.Swing, emotion, warmth, joy and a little melancholy. On March 8, New Orleans comes to Paris....

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Judith Owen's love affair with Paris continues with an exceptional concert at the Jazz Club Etoile, celebrating the release of "Comes Alive", her album recorded live a year ago and nominated for the prestigious Jazz Academy's Jazz Heritage Award.It extends the spirit of "Come on & Get It", which reconnected her with her love of jazz through a vibrant tribute to the liberated jazz and blues ladies of the 1940s and 1950s. Women," she says, "who had the courage to assume and sing their desire at a time when they were expected to be self-effacing.Judith Owen is accompanied both on record and on stage by the finest musicians from New Orleans, her adopted hometown where she has been living for several years.Her band offers her the authentic sound of the city. Judith Owen is a bomb of energy. She stands out, magnificent and powerful! The British singer, pianist and singer-songwriter has released twelve critically acclaimed albums, collaborating with artists such as Cassandra Wilson, K.D. Lang and Keb'Mo.Swing, emotion, warmth, joy and a little melancholy. On March 8, New Orleans comes to Paris.

L'histoire d'amour entre Judith Owen et Paris continue avec un concert exceptionnel au Jazz Club Etoile, occasion de célébrer la parution de « Comes Alive », son album enregistré en public il y a un an et nommé pour le Prix Jazz Heritage de la prestigieuse Académie du Jazz. Il prolonge l'esprit de « Come on & Get It » qui renouait avec son amour du jazz au travers d'un hommage vibrant aux Ladies affranchies du Jazz et du Blues des années 1940 et 1950. Des femmes, dit-elle, qui ont eu le courage d'assumer et chanter leur désir à une époque où on leur demandait d'être effacées.Judith Owen est accompagnée sur disque comme sur scène par les meilleurs musiciens de La Nouvelle-Orléans, sa ville d'adoption où elle est installée depuis quelques années.Son groupe lui offre comme écrin le son authentique de la ville. Judith Owen est une bombe d'énergie. Elle s'impose, magnifique et puissante ! La chanteuse britannique, pianiste et auteur-compositeur-interprète a publié douze albums salués par la critique, collaboré avec de nombreux artistes comme Cassandra Wilson, K.D. Lang ou Keb'Mo.Du swing, de l'émotion, de la chaleur, de la joie et un peu de mélancolie.Le 8 mars, La Nouvelle Orléans débarque à Paris.

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