What a lovely couple of days. First a wonderful Big Band gig at the Brick Layers Arms on Friday night and then a great BLISS ART gig at the Saatchi Gallery on Tuesday evening’s fundraiser for the K&C Foundation; Dear Aneesa You and your band were indeed terrific, and thank you so much for singing [...]

Well, I’m finally back in the Sunny South and have to say, whilst there were challenges, I loved singing in Edinburgh. Having liaised with the festival prior to our gigs I realise you can never be too prepared. The challenges we faced included the following: Gig 1:  Being given a 5 octave keyboard having booked [...]

This time next week i’ll be on my way to Edinburgh with my BLISS ART girls to play 3 gigs and to run a community singing workshop! Can’t wait. Rehearsals are well underway and i’ve been in touch with all sorts of potential fans including the lovely James @Edinburgh Badminton Club & Slovenian Consulate! Who [...]

Aneesa brings a great vibe (and a crowd) to her gigs. She has an original take on performing and brings a little old school glamor to her live shows. Prepare to be entertained as she seamlessly navigates through classics and new material.

“What a sensational lunchtime jazz session from Aneesa Chaudhry at the Summertown Wine Cafe yesterday! My goodness the girl has an amazing range. She titillated us with Van Morison’s Moondance before nailing Joni Mitchell’s ‘Both Sides Now’: goosebumps and swelling tear ducts all-round. Wonderful!”

Aneesa Chaudhry’s sets in the Birmingham Jazz Festival were real stand-out occasions. Very musical, pretty unusual, and totally absorbing…

An original Punjabi take on the jazz tradition supported by some of the best Latin musicians, music full of light, the subtleness of jazz, and a commitment to the vitality of performance…  

“Aneesa Chaudhry wowed the audience at the Jazz Festival fringe with her unique approach to jazz, spicing things up nicely with exotic eastern flavours, both vocally and percussively, along with well known classics, all delivered with a dash of divadom and a sprinkle of stardust”

‘I was there, the Sun was out and Aneesa sang up a dream in her sexy shoes’