“Partying to help the vital work of the Leukemia Foundation, attendees danced the night away”
about
“Poised, sassy, & soulful” are just a few words frequently used to describe one of Australia’s most noteworthy, up & coming International artists. Jazz-Blues-Soul singer Claire Fahie will have you up dancing and at other times deeply & emotionally connected to her music.
Claire’s expressive & soulful vocals - influenced by icons Aretha Franklin & Eva Cassidy - has led to 5-star performances worldwide, including a 6 month residency at Mandarin Oriental’s iconic Jazz & Blues bar, Captain’s Bar in Hong Kong.
After completing a Bachelor of Music at the prestigious Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, renowned for famous Alumni such as Hugh Jackman, Meg-Mag & Tim Minchin. Claire is developing her music vocabulary further in the bustling City of Sydney, NSW. Currently working as Programming Coordinator at the renowned Sydney Opera House, Claire continues to sell out shows, receiving 5-star reviews at FRINGE WORLD for her hit shows, The Very Best of Soul & Studio 54!
Managing a collective of talented musicians, Claire continues to perform at her favourite venues such as The Ellington Jazz Club (Perth), Optus Stadium, Crown Mansions and The Metro (Sydney). Other performance highlights include the Leukaemia Foundation's Ball, Cancer No Bueno, Scarborough Beach Jazz Festival & the Australian Football League in front of 30,000 roaring fans.
Growing up listening to blues-soul influences and a background in musical theatre and dance, Claire’s captivating engagement and electrifying energy will leave you wanting more.
See what’s next by following Claire Fahie on social media or contact her directly.
“Claire is a a fabulous singer, able to punch across these songs with authority and conviction, like they were her own. She is a natural bandleader, always encouraging the audience to sing along, get up and dance (and by the end, many of us were, even in the tight, sold out Ellington) and wring every ounce of love for the soul greats” - Reviewed by: Fringefeed ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
