Don’t Miss Stunning Buffalo Debut June 21st!
In a jazz world often searching for authenticity, storytelling, and vocal finesse, Caity Gyorgy has swiftly emerged as one of the most exciting young vocalists of our time. At just 27 years old, the Canadian-born singer has already claimed three JUNO Awards for Best Jazz Vocal Album (joining a rarefied club of only two – Diana Krall is the only other artist to win two consecutive JUNO Awards for Best Jazz Vocal Album), distinguishing herself with a combination of stunning technical command and a style that both honors tradition and pushes it forward.
What sets Gyorgy apart is her deep grounding in the classic idiom—channeling the melodic playfulness of Ella Fitzgerald, the rhythmic vitality of Anita O’Day, and the phrasing charm of Blossom Dearie—while bringing a fresh, modern voice and songwriting sensibility to the music. She is not just interpreting the Great American Songbook; she’s adding to it. Her original compositions, often witty and rhythmically sophisticated, show a maturity beyond her years. Her scatting is not a gimmick but a genuine extension of her musicality—playful, precise, and always in service of the story.
“I’m proud that I’m able to successfully manage all of the roles of my profession and that I’m able to inspire others to write and perform their own music.” – Caity Gyorgy
In 2025, Gyorgy’s star is set to rise even higher. This spring, she released Asking for Trouble, a charming duo album with pianist Mark Limacher that celebrates the clever, underappreciated songcraft of Frank Loesser. She followed it up with the single “That Doesn’t Matter,” a preview of a forthcoming full-length orchestral album due this summer.
The scope of her recognition is growing, and so is the stage—she’ll make her debut at the Monterey Jazz Festival, headline at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, and perform at Dizzy’s Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
“I love writing songs that sound old but feel new.” – Caity Gyorgy
For those in Buffalo, the rare chance to see Caity Gyorgy at Kleinhans Music Hall on Saturday, June 21, at 7:30 pm is more than just another concert. It’s a moment. A debut performance from an artist poised to become one of the defining voices of a new generation of jazz vocalists. Much like the early appearances of Samara Joy, Veronica Swift, or the young Anaïs Reno, this is a performance people will one day say, “I saw her before she won the Grammy.”
Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a jazz star in bloom—right here in Buffalo.
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