REVIEW -
THE CHRIS WEEKS TRIO
IF Shakespeare had ever imagined a fusion of classic melodies and lively enjoyment, he might have crafted an evening like this one, presented by The Chris Weeks Trio at St Leonard’s Church. With a fine blend of great musicianship and engaging charisma, this performance was exciting.
As the evening unfolded, Chris Weeks, the trio’s exceptional vocalist, captivated the audience with his versatile baritone voice. With a charming twist, the audience became The Watlington Rhythm Orchestra, collectively clapping, singing along and....
'Mastery in vocals and showmanship'
- It's On Cardiff
'Hearing the iconic songs sung by Christopher's magnificent voice is a delight. If Buddy Holly was still with us he'd be very proud of the way Christopher plays him.’
- Beyond The Curtain
‘Can I please have CHRIS re-record every song I’ve done? He is a master. A+’
- David Schapiro
'Mastery of Romantic Jazz'
- The Henley Standard
'An amazing tone'
- whatsgoodtodo.com
'A consummate musician'
- The Reviews Hub
Chris Weeks
Chris Weeks is one of the UK’s finest Jazz singers, as well as an actor, musician, session musician and producer.
Chris recently sang on the soundtrack of the Academy Award Nominated film 'La Memoria Infinita' and he also sang on ‘100 Years’ for the artist OR3O, a beautiful song which has nearly 20 million streams across all platforms.
Growing up, he sang with the Bucks County and National Youth Jazz Orchestras, before becoming the male vocalist for the Oxford University Jazz Orchestra. Since then he’s sung all over the UK, bringing his smooth vocal style to such venues as the Pizza Express Jazz Club in Soho, The Cavern Club in Liverpool, Twinwood Vintage Festival, The Big Feastival and many more.
Chris currently plays Dean Martin in the 25th Anniversary Tour of 'The Rat Pack: Live In Concert'. He is also the frontman for 'The Bluejays', touring with their national theatre tour 'Rave On: The Rise Of Rock And Roll', before which he was playing Buddy Holly in the UK & Ireland Tour of 'Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story'.
Chris was delighted to be a guest on 'Thanks, That's All For Today', a podcast hosted by the wonderful Harriette Mullen.
Tune in to hear Chris and Harriette discuss the theatre world, drama schools, growing up in a family of performers and much more...
Chris was recently a guest on Nicholas Koev's podcast, hosted by the man himself.
Tune in to hear Chris and Nicholas discuss the music business, performing, writing, recording and much more!
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