Lineup:
Sinne Eeg - Vocals
John Di Martino - Piano
Ken Peplowski - Clarinet

Multiple award-winning jazz star from Denmark, Sinne Eeg, is captivating audiences around the world. Concertgoers are mesmerized by this swinging Danish songstress' confident intonation, her strong rhythmic sense and her talent for phrasing and scatting, all with natural, perfect pitch and a dark, Scandinavian smoothness in her voice.

Eeg has a rare ability to empathize and is not afraid to take chances on stage. This can be experienced in joyful extravaganza in both her phrasing and her superior scat improvisations. Eeg is a masterful interpreter of the American Songbook as well as a highly skilled composer, evident in her beautiful compositions. Add her legendary good mood and the complete concert experience is guaranteed.

By her side, Eeg has the best artists possible; John di Martino and Ken Peplowski. To quote the legend Sheila Jordan: “John´s soul and being come straight through to his music, the jazz world needs him”. About Ken, Mel Torme said: “Since the advent of Benny Goodman, there have been too few clarinetists to fill the void that Goodman left. Ken Peplowski is most certainly one of those few. The man is magic.”

Sinne Eeg has released 12 albums under her own name, 5 of which have been awarded a Danish Music Award Jazz for Best Vocal Release of the Year. In addition, Sinne has received a multitude of awards and recognitions, including The Ben Webster Prize, Queen Ingrid's Honorary Legacy as well as the Palmares Award for International Vocal Release of the Year, voted by the French jazz critics.

“Sinne Eeg gave a perfect lesson in the art of jazz singing at Dizzy´s Club in New York. In the modern era, when most jazz singers draw from the pop canon simply as a matter of survival, Eeg makes no such allowances. She possesses exceptional technique power, good taste, enunciation, control, earned wisdom – and knows how to work a song for all it´s worth, sometimes holding out a final climactic note until the very end, wowing audiences with a single sustained word” - DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE