Touted by Marie Claire as "the Millenial's Louise Brooks", native Austinite Hailey Tuck is a jazz singer from the most unlikely of backgrounds. Raised on a diet of black & white movies, 1930's jazz and vintage dresses – before being sent to Baptist Military Boarding school - the 25-year-old and has already reimagined the work of an eclectic line-up of artists including Fats Waller, The Zombies and Maroon 5.

With a uniquely captivating voice that sits somewhere between Billie Holiday, Regina Spektor and Ella Fitzgerald, Hailey has been enchanting bigger and bigger audiences at venues and festivals across Europe, where she now spends most of her time.

Back in the States, her latest EP, featuring in-demand New Yorkers Eric Harland (drums) and Joe Sanders (bass), saw her hailed as a “Jazz Age libertine” and featured by Nylon, People Magazine, Yahoo! Music, Entertainment Weekly and Interview Magazine.