Anna Laura Quinn (Monkfish Concert Series)

Radiant, velvety-voiced New Orleans vocalist Anna Laura Quinn weaves jazz, soul & singer-songwriter magic into one spellbinding night.
About this Event

Anna Laura Quinn Returns to The Mad Monkfish!
Anna Laura Quinn, vocals
Justin Ouellet / violin
Nathan Suh / piano
Jess L'Heureux / bass
With a voice described as “radiant” and “velvety,” New Orleans-based vocalist Anna Laura Quinn blends jazz, soul, and singer-songwriter influences into spellbinding performances full of warmth, spontaneity, and emotional depth.

NOTE:

Immerse yourself in the cozy atmosphere of the Jazz Baroness Room at The Mad Monkfish, where you can sip your favorite drink, savor sushi or Thai cuisine, and enjoy the mesmerizing sounds of a remarkable jazz ensemble. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or simply seeking a delightful night out, this event promises to be a treat for your senses. To keep this vibrant jazz scene alive, we require a minimum spend of $25 per person, since all ticket proceeds go directly to the musicians. If a guest spends less than $25, the difference will be added to the check—this small gesture helps us keep the restaurant running and the music flowing. We’re grateful for your support—it’s what keeps the spirit of live jazz alive here at The Mad Monkfish.

Our full bar and food menus are available to complement the musical experience, so indulge in our renowned cuisine while supporting live jazz at The Mad Monkfish. Together, we can keep the music playing!

BIO:
Vocalist Anna Laura Quinn was raised in San Francisco, where her musical education began at home, listening to and absorbing the work of many singers from across genres. Since 2010, she has called New Orleans home, and it is in that musically charged city that her voice has found its full expression. Anna brings sincerity, humor, and an immutable grace to her craft, leaning into the improvisational essence of the songs she sings with astonishing radiance and honesty. With a repertoire that defies easy categorization, she moves with ease between personalized arrangements of American Songbook gems, songs in French and Portuguese, and surprising interpretations of popular music from the 1960s to now, beguiling audiences with what Downbeat called “the inherent delight of [her] vocal timbre.”