Jazzing Around at The Capitol Jazz Club

⭐ Step beyond the velvet rope and immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Jazzing Around at The Capitol Jazz Club, an intimate listening experience set within one of Singapore’s most iconic art deco landmarks

Highlights
🎷 Live jazz performances by a curated lineup of world-class artists
🏛️ A hidden listening room nestled inside the historic Capitol Theatre
🥃 A speakeasy-style atmosphere filled with soulful melodies and quiet glamour
🎶 An intimate setting where every note, pause, and rhythm takes center stage
✨ A journey through jazz’s rich heritage and vibrant future

Artists Lineup

12, 13 & 14 February - Gregg Arthur
13 & 14 Feb SOLD OUT
Gregg Arthur is an original voice who has learned from and performed with music industry giants all over the world. His warm baritone and huge range allows him to embrace an audience with a tender ballad and thrill with outstanding vocal acuity, but most of all it’s his emphasis on rhythm and phrasing that has brought him admiration from legends and critics everywhere.

Endorsed by the biggest names in jazz and praised by his contemporaries and the press, Australian vocalist Gregg Arthur follows in the footsteps of Frank Sinatra, Mel Tormé, and Tony Bennett as one of the great interpreters. His recordings and live performances feature original compositions and fresh interpretations of popular standards written by legendary artists including Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Cole Porter, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Michel Legrand.

27 & 28 February - Alemay Fernandez
Hailed by MusicTalks Sydney as "One of the best Jazz Singers in the world", Singaporean vocalist Alemay Fernandez is a veteran performer in the Asian jazz scene. In her illustrious 20 year career, she has performed with David Foster, Gregory Porter, Incognito, Ray Parker Jr, Nat Adderley Jr, Ernie Watts, Randy Brecker, Antonio Hart, Jay Anderson, Lewis Nash, Janis Siegel, Lauren Kinhan, The Platters' Bobby Soul and opened for Laura Fygi & Benny Golson. She has the distinction of being the only Asian singer to have performed with 3 of the top Jazz Orchestras in the world: Wynton Marsalis & The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, The Count Basie Orchestra & The Duke Ellington Orchestra. She has also been entertainment of choice for visiting Celebrity A-Listers and World Leaders over the years including Kevin Spacey, Ethan Hawke, Lea Salonga, Paloma Picasso, Serena Williams and most recently, former U.S. President Barack Obama.

6 & 7 March - Nancy Ponto
Nancy Ponto is an Indonesian rising star whose one-of-a-kind vocal range and expressive delivery are quickly setting her apart on the contemporary jazz scene. Rooted in jazz but unafraid to explore beyond its traditional boundaries, she brings a fresh, modern sensibility to the genre while honouring its emotional depth.

Drawing inspiration from legendary jazz voices and instrumentalists, Nancy blends lyrical phrasing, rich tone, and fluid improvisation to create performances that feel both intimate and expansive. Her sound moves effortlessly between classic jazz, smooth jazz, and subtle touches of soul, pop, and R&B — creating a style that is accessible yet unmistakably her own.

On stage, Nancy’s performances are immersive and deeply emotive. Whether delivering a tender ballad or a vibrant, groove-driven piece, she connects instinctively with her audience, evoking warmth, nostalgia, and quiet intensity. Her artistry lies not only in her remarkable range, but in her ability to tell a story through every phrase.

As one of Indonesia’s most exciting emerging jazz voices, Nancy Ponto represents a new generation of artists shaping the future of the genre — elegant, expressive, and perfectly suited to the intimacy of the jazz-club stage.

13 & 14 March - Gregg Arthur
Gregg Arthur is an original voice who has learned from and performed with music industry giants all over the world. His warm baritone and huge range allows him to embrace an audience with a tender ballad and thrill with outstanding vocal acuity, but most of all it’s his emphasis on rhythm and phrasing that has brought him admiration from legends and critics everywhere.

Endorsed by the biggest names in jazz and praised by his contemporaries and the press, Australian vocalist Gregg Arthur follows in the footsteps of Frank Sinatra, Mel Tormé, and Tony Bennett as one of the great interpreters. His recordings and live performances feature original compositions and fresh interpretations of popular standards written by legendary artists including Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Cole Porter, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Michel Legrand.

20 & 21 March - Jamie Aditya
Jamie Aditya is an Indonesian-Australian jazz and soul vocalist whose career bridges music, television, and film. First known across Asia as a VJ for MTV Asia, he has since become a respected presence on the international jazz scene.

Rooted in early 1920s–30s jazz, blues, and gospel, Aditya’s vocal style draws inspiration from Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, and Fats Waller. Based in Melbourne, he performs regularly with his band, The Mezzrollers, and has appeared at major festivals including the Java Jazz Festival. His album Trad & Soul reached No. 30 on Billboard’s U.S. Jazz Chart.

Known for his warm, charismatic stage presence, Jamie Aditya delivers performances that blend vintage jazz with soul, groove, and unmistakable personality — perfectly at home in an intimate jazz-club setting.

27 & 28 March - Marioon & The Pablo Calzado Trio
Pianist and vocalist Marioon brings a refined jazz sensibility shaped by classical training and a deep feel for swing, balladry, and lyrical phrasing. Trained at Cuba’s National School of Art, she began as a classical pianist before carving out her voice in jazz, developing a sound marked by nuance, warmth, and understated sophistication.

Now based in Asia, Marioon has appeared on leading stages across Europe and the region, known for performances that are intimate, expressive, and quietly captivating. She is joined by the Pablo Calzado Trio, led by acclaimed drummer and bandleader Pablo Calzado, whose international career and jazz foundations bring subtle drive and musical depth to the ensemble.

Together, they create a late-night jazz club experience — elegant interplay, relaxed grooves, and music designed for close listening in a timeless setting.

General Info
📅 Date: Choose in the ticket selector
📍 Venue: Capitol Theatre, Level 3 (Dress Circle)
🚪 Doors open at 8:00 PM
🎵 Showtimes: 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM and 10:30 PM – 11:30 PM
👤 Age Requirement: 18+ recommended for cocktail service

Description
Jazzing Around at The Capitol Jazz Club is more than an evening out—it’s a refined escape into the soul of live jazz. Set within the art deco grandeur of The Capitol, this intimate listening room blends architectural elegance with the raw, expressive energy of a classic jazz speakeasy. As conversations soften and glasses clink, a hush falls and the music takes over, creating moments that feel both spontaneous and timeless. From storied classics to forward-looking sounds, each performance is thoughtfully curated to captivate discerning listeners and curious newcomers alike. Get your tickets now!