An Evening with Hannah Brine

Hannah Brine is a jazz singer-songwriter known for her warm, expressive voice and finely crafted songs rooted in the jazz tradition. Originally from Leicester, she grew up singing in choirs and bands before developing her distinctive sound as a performer and writer. Her debut album Blue Sky Now (2025) received BBC airplay on Robert Elms’ BBC Radio London show and BBC Introducing, alongside international support.

Hannah toured extensively across the UK, appearing at venues including Bridgewater Hall, Buxton Opera House and London’s leading jazz clubs. A prolific songwriter, she continues to create new work and returns to the studio in 2026.

Hannah Brine is delighted to be returning to the Pheasantry. Originally from Leicester, where she grew up singing in local choirs and bands, Hannah released her debut album Blue Sky Now in 2025. Tracks from the album received airplay on Robert Elms’ show on BBC Radio London and across the Midlands via the BBC Introducing scheme, as well as internationally.

Hannah toured the album extensively throughout 2025, performing at over thirty venues across the UK. Highlights included Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall, Buxton Opera House (where she supported Rumer), and some of London’s most renowned jazz venues, including The Pheasantry.

A prolific songwriter, Hannah’s recent credits include a song featured in a BBC Radio 4 drama, Cyprus’ entry for the 2025 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, and a number one dance records. In 2026, she returns to the studio to record new material.

For tonight’s performance, Hannah is joined by a stellar band, all familiar names on the London and international jazz scene.