Grooving 60’s pop/jazz
From Bossa Nova to Bacharach

ft. Tom Zink (Grammy-nominated arranger & pianist)

Anne Walsh

Her voice is as clear as a bell and as she joyously interprets a range of songs that span the decades… Anne Walsh is on a fast-track to stardom.

Smooth Jazz Radio:

Her voice is as sweet as sugar cane, yet with enough huskiness to give some push to the lyrics. An impressive debut for a lady who’s got excellent taste and knows how to flavor a tune.

Jazz Weekly

We’ve been fortunate enough to have Anne Walsh’s beautiful voice for 15 years at the Festival. She always delivers a great show and is an audience favorite!

Susan Davis

Laguna Beach Festival of Arts

Walsh’s vocals inject rays of light into exquisite arrangements that feel soothing and natural. She has a graceful stride that brings out the beauty in these tracks.

Susan Frances

JazzTimes

Jazz Club & Concert Performances

An intimate, richly orchestrated live show featuring bossa nova, jazz standards, and 60s pop classics, ideal for jazz clubs and concert venues.

Festival Performances

A refined blend of Brazilian rhythms and classic pop jazz, adaptable from quartet to larger ensemble for festival stages.

Special Concert Programs

Curated themed shows, from Bacharach-inspired sets to Brazilian classics, designed to create a memorable audience experience.

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Watch Anne in Action

Take Me to Aruanda "The Astrud Project"

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Meet
Anne Walsh

Featuring Tom Zink
(Grammy-nominated arranger & pianist)

Jazz vocalist Anne Walsh brings warmth, elegance, and expressive storytelling to the classic songbooks of jazz and pop. Alongside her husband and musical collaborator Tom Zink, a Grammy-nominated arranger and pianist, she has developed a unique sound that blends bossa nova, pop, and jazz into a cohesive artistic voice.

Together they explore the groovy elegance of the 1960s, drawing inspiration from artists such as Sergio Mendes’ Brazil ’66 and Burt Bacharach while adding their own contemporary perspective.