Jazz singer to perform exclusive show in Sussex
Jazz singer Diana Krall will bring one of her exclusive UK shows to Sussex.
The Grammy award winner will perform at the Brighton Centre on October 6 this year.
Krall is a record-breaking musician, being the only jazz singer to have eight albums debut at the top of the Billboard Jazz Albums chart.
She has won two Grammy awards, and ten Juno awards, and has nine Gold, three Platinum and seven multi-Platinum status albums.
Her 1999 release, When I Look in Your Eyes, spent 52 weeks at number one on Billboard's Jazz chart.
Jazz Times described her as "a remarkable artist whose impeccable taste and musicality have made her one of the greatest interpreters of classic jazz and pop songs of our time".
She is also praised by NP as being "one of the finest jazz vocalists and pianists of her generation, creating a unique sound that combines sophisticated jazz sensibilities with a timeless elegance".
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