Roxi Copland Singing Pianist from Austin, TX

If you're looking to add an extra touch of class and the perfect musical ambiance to your event, hire Roxi Copland. Over the last fifteen years, the multi-award winning singer/songwriter, pianist and bandleader has performed at over a thousand events across the US and Canada, earning rave reviews. Whether you need live music for a sophisticated cocktail party, an intimate wedding reception, a grand holiday extravaganza, or an important corporate event, Roxi's professionalism and talent will ensure that your guests have a fantastic experience.  Roxi has performed at events ranging from local clubs, small weddings, piano bars and dinner parties to large-scale corporate events, fundraising galas, and major festivals. She has opened for a number of prominent national and international acts, including Esperanza Spalding, Vanessa Carlton, Ivan Neville's Dumpstafunk, the Mingus Dynasty Band, Lindsey Stirling and the Manhattan Transfer. Recent corporate and non-profit clients include The University of Texas Golf Club, Wells Fargo, Berkshire Hathaway, Northwestern Mutual, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, UnityPoint Health, Grinnell Mutual, and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). Whether your event is public or private, Roxi is committed to tailoring the perfect musical ensemble and set list for you. She can perform in any configuration, from solo (vocals and piano or keyboard) all the way up to a full band, and can cover music from a wide range of genres including jazz, singer-songwriter, pop, classic pop/rock, country, roots, americana and easy listening. Your custom performance package will be based on your event needs and budget, and Roxi will work with you leading up to the event to create a truly memorable occasion for your guests, clients and friends. Reviews: “…a little sultry, a bit sassy, kinda sexy. Sort of like sipping scotch on the rocks…” - Bruce Winter, WUWM Radio “The undeniable fact is that Roxi Copland can sing. With the kind of ability that puts italics in your voice when you talk about it. Sing.” - Des Moines' Cityview “…a jazz/pop phenom…” - Examiner.Com “…golden-voiced singer/songwriter…” - Des Moines' Cityview “Roxi Copland has got a gorgeous set of pipes – her voice is big, sultry and rich… There's no doubt Copland lends herself easily to intimacy…Her voice is full and lush, and her piano work is top-notch…A solo show with Copland is like a conversation with a close friend.” - Des Moines' Cityview “…a talented songwriter…incredible voice…If you haven't heard Roxi Copland sing, you have missed out on one of life's sultry, sinful little pleasures.” - Examiner.Com “Jazz/pop musician Roxi Copland is a petite powerhouse. Even when hidden behind a Baby Grand, her presence is huge thanks to a voluptuous voice and fierce piano skills.” - Seattle's Crosscut “…her voice is multidimensional, capable of resonating the essence of lost love…” - Kansas State Collegian Recent Awards: Semi-Finalist in the Americana Category (Song: I Come From Crazy), International Songwriting Competition 2021 Honorable Mention in the Country Category (Song: I Come From Crazy), SongDoor International Songwriting Competition 2021 Semi-Finalist in the Americana Category (Song: I Come From Crazy), Unsigned Only Music Competition 2021 Semi-Finalist in the Folk / Singer-Songwriter Category (Song: Daddy Don’t Do Politics), International Songwriting Competition 2020 3rd Place (Song: Bad Decision) - Corpus Christi Songwriters' Spring Songwriting Contest 2020 Nominee for 'Album of the Year' (Bad Decision) - Radio Milwaukee Music Awards 2017 Nominee for 'Song of the Year' (Bad Decision) - Radio Milwaukee Music Awards 2017 Nominee for 'Solo Artist of the Year' - Radio Milwaukee Music Awards 2017 Nominee for 'Independent Release of the Year' (Bad Decision) - Radio Milwaukee Music Awards 2017 Jazz Artist of the Year - Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) April 2016 Nominee for "Best Female Vocalist" - Milwaukee's Shepherd Express Best of 2015 Nominee for “Singer/Songwriter of the Year” - Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) March 2014 Nominee for “Jazz Artist of the Year” - Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) March 2014 Nominee for “Best New Artist” - Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) April 2013 Voted “Best Local Musician” - Des Moines' CityView Best of 2011 Voted “Best Local Musician” - Des Moines' CityView Best of 2009

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• The Way You Look Tonight
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