Zigg the Lounge Singer

Zigg the Lounge Singer brings a classic lounge feel with a modern edge designed to complement any event. With a diverse repertoire spanning jazz standards, pop hits, classic rock, and everyone's favorites reimagined with a loungey flair, she can easily adapt her set to match the tone, energy, and audience of any occasion.

With nearly twenty years experience performing events from weddings to fundraisers or just as dinner music, clients can expect a professional performer who understands event flow. Zigg the Lounge Singer also offers flexible presentation and costuming, dressing appropriately for formal galas, themed events, weddings, corporate functions, and private parties.

Zigg the Lounge Singer is a local Ohio artist, covering stripped-down versions of some of her favorite music. Playing her first show nearly twenty years ago, at the age of 13, Zigg spent the first five years of her music career in Toledo, before transitioning to the Columbus music scene in 2010.

Zigg the Lounge Singer has loved music since a young age; attending a performing arts high school in Toledo, before studying voice at the Capital University Conservatory of Music. Her diverse set list consists of everything from the classics, to classic rock, to modern radio music - swinging from Doris Day to Sabrina Carpenter.

Zigg the Lounge Singer has lead bands such as Pitch Red and Nine Seven Three, who have released one EP and two singles. Pitch Red made it to the finals in Toledo’s annual Red White Kaboom Battle of the Bands in 2009, and were featured on the Toledo Blade Battle of the Bands compilation album, sold in area Best Buy stores. They have also performed at local fairs and festivals, such as the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Harrison Rally Days in Perrysburg, and Black Swamp Arts Festival in Bowling Green. She is proud to have created and managed the Red Benefit concert featuring local Toledo artists to raise money and awareness for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and to have performed for the American Heart Association heart walk at the University of Toledo.

I have my own equipment (mics, PA, cables, amps, etc.)