Ashley Pezzotti
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Ashley Pezzotti Celebrates Ella Fitzgerald

Acclaimed vocalist Ashley Pezzotti celebrates Ella Fitzgerald with treasured standards, breathtaking scat singing and irresistible swing, as part of EFG London Jazz Festival.

A dazzling tribute to the First Lady of Song

Acclaimed American vocalist and master improviser Ashley Pezzotti celebrates the timeless brilliance of Ella Fitzgerald in a joyful evening of swing, sophistication and breathtaking vocal artistry.

Backed by a world-class ensemble, Pezzotti channels the spirit, swing, and sophistication that made Fitzgerald one of the most beloved voices in jazz history, while adding her own fresh artistry.

From beloved standards to virtuosic vocal improvisations, audiences will experience the joy, elegance, and boundless creativity that defined Ella’s music and continues to inspire generations of musicians today.

Part of the EFG London Jazz Festival 2026.

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About Ashley Pezzotti

Ashley Pezzotti is an American jazz vocalist, composer and educator celebrated for her rich, silky tone and masterful improvisational skills. Influenced by her Dominican heritage, she incorporates her cultural roots into her artistry through original compositions in both English and Spanish.

A graduate of the prestigious Frost School of Music, Pezzotti further developed her craft through the Betty Carter Jazz Ahead programme at the Kennedy Center. Her 2019 debut album, We’ve Only Just Begun, showcases her deep respect for the jazz tradition alongside an impressive collection of bebop-inspired original compositions.

Her exceptional vocal technique and horn-like scatting caught the attention of Wynton Marsalis, leading to regular collaborations and featured recordings with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, including The Ever Fonky Lowdown. She has performed alongside artists including Arturo Sandoval and appeared at internationally renowned venues and festivals such as Birdland, Dizzy’s Club, the London Jazz Festival and Stockholm Concert Hall.