A Night of Parisian Jazz with the Jessica Gabrielle Quartet
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A Night of Parisian Jazz with the Jessica Gabrielle Quartet

Nocturne Jazz and Supper Club is delighted to welcome acclaimed Franco-American singer Jessica Gabrielle to the Nocturne stage on Friday, October 2nd. Jessica will be joined by a stellar rhythm section including Kevin Matthews (drums), Jack Dunlevie (piano), and Patrick McDevitt (bass).

Parisian-born to Boulder community members Sylvain and Pam Hayoun, Jessica Gabrielle is a Franco-American singer with influences at the crossing of pop, jazz and soul. At the age of 11 years, Jessica and the Hayoun family moved to Colorado. Jess went on to study music at the University of Colorado in Boulder and Denver. Jessica returned to France to call Paris home. She released her first album Crazy in partnership with the Franco-English independent label Colligence Records. This diverse album is the result from personal experiences from adolescence to adult transcribed into music. In addition to performing throughout the world as a freelance and solo artist, Jessica co-wrote and performed in an original cabaret show entitled “There’s Nothing Rougher Than LOVE”. 

More information and reservations available here.

Nocturne
1330 27th Street
Denver, CO 80205
303.295.3333
info@nocturnejazz.com

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