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Internationally Acclaimed Soprano Brandie Inez Sutton Makes Her Fall Debut at 54 Below in New York City

 




Soprano Brandie Inez Sutton takes you on an intimate musical journey in her genre-blending, one-woman concert, Miss Sutton, Live!, as she performs iconic and classic songs from a wide-ranging repertoire of music from global legendary and contemporary composers. The concerts will take place on Thursday, October 8, and Sunday, October 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at 54 Below, 254 Street, Cellar, New York, NY.

 

Lauded by The New York Times, soprano Brandie Inez Sutton has a “warm, ample voice,” “ravishing performance,” and “distinctly earthy coloring.” Sutton is a soprano of striking versatility and depth, acclaimed for a voice of “sumptuous richness,” stated Opera News.

 

With arrangements by and collaborations with acclaimed music director Joseph Joubert, the evening will highlight Sutton’s virtuosity as a world-class artist featuring her vast musical styles, including arias, art songs, spirituals, jazz, pop, classical, Broadway and Disney classics. Richard Jay-Alexander is the director of this memorable evening with Brandie Inez Sutton, whose voice is rooted in classical excellence and whose artistic vision embraces storytelling in all its forms. For more information and tickets, click here.


“For me, Miss Sutton Live is more than a concert,” says Brandie. “It’s an opportunity for people to see inside my story. It represents a new, exciting chapter for me. While audiences have come to know me through opera houses and concert halls around the world, this concert event offers something more personal and a chance to share not only the music I love but the stories, humor, and the artist behind the music.”


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