"★★★★" - Downbeat Magazine • "A singer to keep an ear on." - NPR • "One of the country's best jazz singers" - KQED Arts
TIFFANY AUSTIN: UNBROKEN
NEW ALBUM ON SALE NOW! FEATURING:
Cyrus Chestnut (piano) Mitch Butler (trombone)
Rodney Whitaker (bass) Ashlin Parker (trumpet)
Carl Allen (drums) Teodross Avery (sax)
UPCOMING EVENTS
AUG 6. 11am
*SOLD OUT* CJC Vocal Workshop with Tiffany Austin
AUG 13.
Guest Vocalist with Marcus Shelby Big Band
@ San Jose Jazz Fest
AUG 16, 6:30pm
Guest Vocalist with Full Spectrum Big Band
@ Jazz on the Plazz, Los Gatos, CA
AUG 17, 11am - 1pm
Tiffany Austin Quartet @ SFO
AUG 17, 2pm - 5pm
Private Event
AUG 25, 8pm
Guest Vocalist with Ruthie Dineen @ CJC
AUG 26, 4-8pm
New Music Series Launch
@ Ciel Creative Space, Berkeley, CA
SEP 15, 8pm
Tiffany Austin Quartet @ Mr Tipple’s SF
SEP 20, 6pm
Guest Lecturer on Artist Contracts
@ Musician’s Marketing Academy (online)
SEP 24, 11:00am
Guest Vocalist with Tammy Hall
@ Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, CA
OCT 7
Guest Vocalist with Doug Carn
OCT 14, 12:00pm
Guest Vocalist with Bill Ortiz @ Union Square, SF
OCT 14, 7:00pm
Private Event
OCT 20, 7:00pm
Tiffany Austin Quartet @ The Sound Room, Oakland
NOV 3, 8pm
Tiffany Austin Quartet @ Mr Tipple’s SF
NOV 11
Guest Vocalist with Tommy Campbell @ Small’s NYC
NOV 12
Guest Vocalist with Tommy Campbell @ Small’s NYC
NEWS & UPDATES
BIOGRAPHY
San Francisco Bay Area jazz vocalist Tiffany Austin appeared suddenly on the national scene in 2015 with the release of Nothing But Soul, one of the decade’s most widely hailed debut albums. The fact that she’d just graduated from the UC Berkeley School of Law made her emergence that much more spectacular. With her second album, Unbroken, the Los Angeles native stakes a claim as a formidable songwriter and intrepid musical explorer.
Far more than a collection of songs, Unbroken is a timeless meditation on African-American culture’s extraordinary resilience, with a soul-steeped affirmation that embraces blues and swing, spirituals and R&B, bebop, post-bop, and her own Louisiana Creole heritage. Produced by Grammy Award-winning jazz champion Richard Seidel, the album features a stellar cast of jazz veterans, including pianist Cyrus Chestnut, bassist Rodney Whitaker, and drummer Carl Allen.