Hannah Brine at Manchester Central Library

Join jazz singer Hannah Brine for an intimate afternoon of winter music designed to get you right in the mood for Christmas. Those lucky enough to see Hannah open for Rumer at this year’s Buxton International Festival know how great her voice and her original songs are. There’s a reason why she’s been awarded Best Solo Vocal at Buxton Fringe for the last two years!

Hannah has spent 2025 performing all over the UK, including at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall and London Jazz venues the 606 and Pizza Express Live’s Pheasantry.

Hannah will be joined by a fabulous pianist to give things a beautiful, festive twist. So, if you’re in the mood for a White Christmas, come and enjoy a gloriously festive musical afternoon brought to you by one of our best local talents....

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Join jazz singer Hannah Brine for an intimate afternoon of winter music designed to get you right in the mood for Christmas. Those lucky enough to see Hannah open for Rumer at this year’s Buxton International Festival know how great her voice and her original songs are. There’s a reason why she’s been awarded Best Solo Vocal at Buxton Fringe for the last two years!

Hannah has spent 2025 performing all over the UK, including at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall and London Jazz venues the 606 and Pizza Express Live’s Pheasantry.

Hannah will be joined by a fabulous pianist to give things a beautiful, festive twist. So, if you’re in the mood for a White Christmas, come and enjoy a gloriously festive musical afternoon brought to you by one of our best local talents.

“Serene, velvety vocals…a new singer giving the world her valuable point of view” – Jazz Journal

“Brine’s effortless voice is smoothly in control throughout” – Jazzwise

“Brine’s voice is distinguished by its’ clarity, warmth and an inviting, rounded tone that draws the listener in” – All About Jazz

“Hannah’s honey toned voice caresses the melodies imbuing the words with a lightness of touch” – Jazz Views

“Brine’s touching vocal captures the emotional gradients of each syllable” – Old Gray Cat

Free – just drop in.

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