Late. A cool and rainy Manhattan night. A downstairs club. The singer: a blonde bombshell in a dress like a diamond champagne flute croons, in dulcet tones, "Misty' from behind an Electro-Voice microphone. The jazz combo next to her nodding and following along in a dreamy sympatico.

Listening to such music on such an occasion, for a moment, you might think you've stepped back in time to a 1940's film by Billy Wilder or Otto Preminger. But go ahead and rub your eyes. This sweet illusion is

FEINSTEIN'S/54 BELOW, Broadway's Supper Club, presents Fleur Seule in Standards and Sweet Things on Wednesday, October 9, 2019 at 9:30pm. Fleur Seule, Manhattan's very own 1940s jazz band, returns to Feinstein's/54 Below for the release concert of their new album,

NYFW presents Adrian Alicea’s The Seed of Adrian, featuring sixty models adorned in his latest designs from the spring/summer 2020 collection. This provocative and multisensory show includes performers who represent the many cultures the award-winning designer was exposed to while touring the globe as a model, including his deep roots in Puerto Rico. Enjoy the explosive lyrics of local Harlem rap kings Chapo da Vinci and OG OG, music from DJ Lyrrad, and the glamour and swinging sound of 1940s jazz band Fleur Seule.

“FEINSTEIN'S/54 BELOW, Broadway's Supper Club, presents Fleur Seule in Standards and Sweet Things on Wednesday, October 9, 2019 at 9:30pm. Fleur Seule, Manhattan's very own 1940s jazz band, returns to Feinstein's/54 Below for the release concert of their new album, Standards and Sweet Things.”

When you’re marketing a spectacular SoHo Penthouse that has a Steinway B piano and you come from the world of cabaret what do you do? Super Real Estate impresarios Tom Postilioand Mickey Conlon filled it with the music of songstress Allyson Briggs with her band Fleur Seule, (a favorite of The Rainbow Room) and have a party for your eclectic group of friends.

Jazz music is considered an important part of the music industry but only few bands know the art of making it enjoyable for people around them. Let TalentRaters Executive Talent Search introduce you to Fleur Seule, a band that knows everything about playing perfect Jazz music…

The Central Astoria Local Development Coalition’s 2017 Waterfront Concert Series continues on Thursday, August 3, at 7:30 p.m. when 1930s/40s Jazz & Swing inspired band Fleur Seule will take the stage with their talented bandleader Allyson Briggs. Briggs will captivate you with her phenomenal voice, taking you on a wonderful trip to the big band days of yesteryear. Everyone is invited to attend this free concert on the beautiful Astoria Park waterfront. Bring a blanket or chair and “swing” by early because this concert is a must see!

Michael Feinstein and the Pasadena POPS close their popular outdoor summer concert series at the Los Angeles County Arboretum on Saturday, September 10 with A Salute to Warner Bros.! The POPS season finale will provide a quintessential Feinstein experience with a showcase of singer…

New York’s premier summer dance party, Midsummer Night Swing, returns for its 28th season, tonight, June 21, through July 9.

Midsummer Night Swing brings together people of all ages, at every skill level, and from diverse backgrounds for 15 evenings of social dance. Acclaimed bands will play as dancers Lindy hop, salsa, hustle, Charleston, tango, and more in a gorgeous, open-air ballroom in Damrosch Park (West 62nd Street, between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues)…

New York’s greatest outdoor dance party – Midsummer Night Swing – adds magic to summer evenings in the city with dancing under the stars in the open-air ballroom in Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center (West 62nd Street between Columbus & Amsterdam Avenues). From June 21 through July 9, Midsummer Night Swing brings together people of all ages, at every skill level, and from diverse backgrounds for 15 evenings of social dance. Acclaimed bands will play as dancers Lindy hop, salsa, hustle, Charleston, tango, and more…

Jazz at Lincoln Center’s 2016 Popular Song series at the Appel Room ended this year’s agenda on June 8 with host Michael Feinstein’s appreciation of the interconnection between swing and popular song, a subject about which he’s clearly enthusiastic. Each musical era, he suggests, is previewed by a song marking change: “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” ushered in ragtime, “Sing, Sing Sing,” prefaced swing, “Rock Around the Clock” heralded rock n’ roll.

When Michael Feinstein was in his 20s and sitting at the piano in The Algonquin Hotel’s fabled Oak Room, the preternaturally informed musician aspired to a successful career in music. Decades later, when Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Director of Jazz and Popular Song began this series in 2011, he undoubtedly hoped it would grow into a highly anticipated annual. Both goals were inevitable…

New York personalities, style icons and real estate ‘superbrokers’ Tom Postilio & Mickey Conlon just hosted their annual holiday spectacular at the Edison Ball Room, honoring Frank Sinatra for his 100th birthday. The evening also featured special performances with a 16-piece Sinatra 100 Orchestra and a Sinatra memorabilia gallery.

Attendees included: Michael Feinstein, Christine Ebersole, Michele Lee, Gloria Reuben, Mario Buatta, Rex Reed, and Alexander Smalls…

In the heart of the New York City’s historic Garment District is Winnie’s, our “Bar of the Week.” This is the spot where you can have your own Madmen moment; a welcoming place with a refined, classic ambiance that makes the best of the city come alive…