EILEEN HOWARD
Vocalist and Entertainer
EILEEN HOWARD
passionate eclectic musical storyteller
She’s received accolades and awards as a singer, songwriter, and actor. With the gift of telling a story with every word, her concerts combine original songs ranging from folk to funk, wickedly funny selections from classic Blues, little known jazz gems, and passionate ballads.
All That Jazz!
With Tom Woods, July 25
I'll be featured at this Gainesville house concert on Sunday, July 25 at 6 pm, sponsored by Randy Sekeres. The Tom Woods trio with several vocalists. Tickets here.
Big Band in Lake Burton
August 7, 7-9
With the Atlanta Swing Orchestra at LaPrade's Marina on August 7th from 7-9 pm for the Lake Burton Civic Association Summer Vibes Concert Series
Tommie Macon and Eileen Howard at Altobeli's 9/8
I'll be Tommie Macon's special guest at Altobeli's Italian Restaurant on September 8 from 6:30 - 9:30. Reservations strongly recommended.
Cocktails in the Garden
September 14
Join us at The Atlanta Botanical Garden May 6th from 4:30 - 8;30
Cocktails, music and flowers - can't get better than that!
- Musician Eileen Howard performs for quarantined residents
- Giving in Song
- Wild Women Don't Have No Blues
Reviews
Eileen Howard brings a grace and ease to the stage, with vocals that will please any crowd! As a venue owner in New York City, I highly recommend her for any event or booking. John Forslund,Owner, The West End, NYC
A very appealing singer with a powerful voice and a joyful personality. Scott Yanow, L.A. Jazz Scene
Eileen Howard sings like a Diva, vamps like a Rat-Pack veteran and generally entertains like few others can. Wildy's World
One of those rare entertainers with the sensitivity and witty flair to deeply evoke the human sensibilities. Blues Music
One of the most creative and swingin’ singers ever to vocalize on the local jazz scene. Jazz Deejay Fritz "the Night Owl" Short North Gazette
This lady can definitely sing up a storm with a voice that allows her to reach and hit the high notes with effortless ease...lush velvet voice. Edward Blanco, Jazzreview.com