Thursday, April 17, 6pm – 10pm
      6pm – 7pm Socializing Time
      7pm – 9pm Concert
      9pm – 10pm Chat with the Artists

Brooklyn, NY born and raised pianist/vocalist/composer Debbie Deane will play her original soulful music with the illustrious Jim Whitney on bass.

Debbie’s songs have appeared on TV’s “Party of Five,” on Jennifer Love Hewitt’s album Let’s Go Bang, and in a number of films. In addition, she is a cast member of the Great American Pop Show: the History of American Popular Music, which tours elementary schools in and around New York City. 

Debbie’s performance highlights include a tour of Japan with renowned jazz pianist George Colligan. She also played a featured role in the off-Broadway show “A Pure Gospel America”. And, she was honored to be chosen to sing the first ever National Anthem at the Barclays Center for the inaugural Brooklyn Nets game in 2013.

Third-generation Brooklyn songstress Debbie Deane carries the piano-fired torch of Carole King and Laura Nyro. A passionate songwriter with a penchant for jazz-flavored chords and soulful vocals, Debbie Deane is back with a new album Red Ruby Stars from ModernIcon/Ropeadope Records. Scott Yanow, jazz and blues journalist, says, “Debbie Deane’s soul-searching set of new songs on Red Ruby Stars straddles the boundaries between modern folk, sophisticated pop, and funky groove music”.  JazzReview says, “A languid, yet crisp and emotive delivery, and soul to burn……”.

Join Debbie Deane and Jim Whitney to hear the expansive
and reflective songs for which Deane is known.

“Check out this modern songstress who joins such artists as Joni Mitchell in the realm of modern, progressive songwriting.” —Dave Dorkin, Fuse Magazine

Price: $30 Members, $40 Non-Members

• Minimum Number of People: 20
• Maximum Number of People: 60
• Cash or Check preferred
• Venmo or Credit Card add 3%
• Free infused water and tea

Performance reel:

Website: https://www.debbiedeane.com

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