Front Lounge: EVE SHAHOIAN, 8:30pm-10:30pm, no cover
To make a reservation call: 212-995-0900or send an e-mail to: info@pangeanyc.com (click here) Bay Area Native Vocalist Eve Marie Shahoian most recent East Coast shows include Birdland NYC, 54 Below, Don’t Tell Mama, to the West Coast at Feinstein’s at The Nikko, The Rrazz Room, SF Press Club, French Club, Bimbo’s 365
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Club. She performs internationally, most recently at a Concert Series in Lucca, Italy, and Whitehall Palace in London to name a few. She has been a featured singer on Delta Airlines Worldwide and a Billboard recipient for the “Outstanding Original Song” achievement for her first Album title song “Waiting For You.” In 2017, original music from her EP “Believe” was up for consideration for the Grammy Award in the Best New Artist and Pop. Eve Marie Shahoian, is a former National Vocal Prodigy, once referred to as “the pint-sized soprano” is an internationally-recognized singer and award-winning songwriter. A native to the San Francisco Bay Area, Eve Marie is a former NBC “Tonight Show” soloist, known for notable appearances in her youth with John Davidson on both “The John Davidson Show” and appearances on “That’s Incredible.” Additional appearances on “The Mike Douglas Show,” “The Merv Griffin Show,” appearances with Roberta Peters, Montserrat Caballe, and live shows at Circle Star in Vegas with mentor, legendary pianist Liberace, and multiple appearances on CBS, ABC, NBC. Eve Marie has performed with major symphony houses throughout the country and Europe with great Maestros including Michael Morgan, Calvin Simmons, and Maxim Shostachovich. She sang jazz and pop and standard show tunes and even a little rock and found the heart of each of those styles perfectly. ~ Ricky Pope Broadway World Cabaret NYC 2021 Don’t Tell Mama NYC She knocked us alive! ~Cabaret Hotspot NYC 2019 Birdland “Blessed with a stunning soprano and impressive songwriting skills, a knack for choosing complementary cover material, her interpretations are poignant and engaging with a deep connection to the lyric and melody” ~Steve Murray, Cabaret Scenes -Feinstein’s SF