Lucy Yeghiazaryan live in Chiyoda

Experience Lucy Yeghiazaryan live on November 11th

Lucy Yeghiazaryan will perform at the Cotton Club in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan on November 11, 2026. Yeghiazaryan is a vocalist and composer known for her distinctive blend of jazz, Armenian folk music, and contemporary influences. Her style often incorporates complex vocal arrangements, improvisation rooted in Armenian *khaz* vocal tradition (a form of polyphonic singing), and instrumentation that bridges traditional and modern sounds. She frequently explores themes of cultural identity and displacement within her work.

The Cotton Club in Tokyo is a live music venue established in 1978, modeled after the original Harlem Renaissance-era Cotton Club in New York City. While the original club was known for showcasing African-American performers during segregation, the Tokyo iteration focuses primarily on jazz and blues performances by both Japanese and international artists. It’s renowned for its intimate atmosphere and dedication to preserving the legacy of American jazz music within a Japanese context. The venue features a classic club layout with a stage area and table seating, aiming to recreate the ambiance of a traditional jazz club experience. It has become a significant landmark for jazz enthusiasts in Tokyo over its decades of operation.