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Blending jazz tradition with multilingual repertoire and international experience, Hetty brings warmth, elegance and versatility to both concert performance and private events.

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Hetty Loxston is a London-based vocalist and band leader performing internationally across jazz clubs, festivals, luxury events and private celebrations.

Classically trained in the UK (Trinity Laban, Lancaster University) and in Italy (Conservatorio di Bologna), she works across solo performance, ensemble projects and session work.

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Repertoire

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Her repertoire spans jazz standards, vintage swing, Latin jazz and contemporary music, with a particular focus on:

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• Vintage jazz and swing

• Soulful Jazz fusion

• Italian classics and folk traditions

• French chanson

• Brazilian bossa nova

• Spanish, Latin Jazz and Cuban repertoire​

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Having lived in Italy for five years, Hetty is a fluent Italian speaker and has developed a strong specialism in Italian song alongside jazz and Latin styles.

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Performances & Venues

Hetty has performed at many of the UK’s leading cultural and luxury venues, including:

Tower of London • Royal Albert Hall • The Shard • V&A Museum • Royal Academy of Arts • The Dorchester • The Corinthia • Annabel’s Mayfair • Soho Farmhouse • St Pancras Renaissance Hotel • The Gherkin • One Whitehall Place • Kensington Roof Gardens • Madison • The Beaumont Estate

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International Work

Her international performances include appearances in Egypt, Greece, Bulgaria, Ukraine, and across Italy, including luxury hotels, festivals, superyachts and private villas in Lake Garda, Taormina, Florence, Pisa and Gallipoli.

She has also performed at festivals including Henley Jazz Festival, Aldeburgh Festival, Twinwood Vintage Festival, and the Jazz and Blues Festival in Romania.

Music & Wellbeing

Hetty is passionate about music in healthcare and wellbeing settings.

She is the resident vocalist for CW+ Charity at Chelsea and Westminster and West Middlesex Hospitals, and also performs with Breathe Arts Health Research at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals.

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