Fiona Harrison – Award Winning, Versatile Vocalist, Specialising in Vintage and Retro Music

From Opera, Big Band & Swing, Vintage Jazz, 1940s Tribute, Musical Theatre to Rock & Roll, all performed in authentic uniforms and glamorous costumes of the period!

Available for your event anywhere in the world!

Theatres, Hotels, Cruises and Corporate Events. Re-enactment, Heritage Railways, Vintage Tea Parties, Fashion Fairs, Private Functions, Schools, Chanukah, Birthday & Anniversary Celebrations, Funerals and Ceremonial Events.

A Voice in a Million

Unlike most classically trained sopranos, Fiona Harrison is in demand as a vintage vocalist, specialising in music from the 1880s to the 1970s. She has 30 amazing shows ranging in style from Opera, Big Band and Swing, Musical Theatre, Vintage Jazz, Rock and Roll to Postmodern. This is where Fiona takes a modern song and performs it in a vintage style incorporating Jazz, Charleston and Swing influences.

Please scroll down below to see her current shows available and seasonal shows.

Renowned for delivering top quality entertainment which is varied and affordable. Fiona commissions the highest grade musicians to compile her digitally recorded backing tracks, which enables her to work anywhere in the world!

Combined with Fiona’s fantastic singing voice and impeccable presentation, it is now possible to book someone with the know-how to bring the distinction of Covent Garden and the Hollywood Movie Musicals to your event with a modern edgy twist.

This is only partly due to her outstanding voice and presentation. In the more intimate cabaret environment, Fiona’s appeal is equally due to her sparkling personality, her amazing ability to engage with the audience and her mischievous sense of fun!

1. “Postmodern Juke Box”
   Be amazed by Fiona’s incredible stage craft as she performs in the postmodern style numbers made famous by Caro Emerald, Meghan Trainor Lady Gaga, Coolio, Blodie, while cleverly incorporating Swing, Latin, Ragtime and Jazz influences. Perfect for Cabaret, Corporate, Peaky Blinder events, and Private Parties this show appeals to a wide range of ages with it’s vintage twist on modern classics.
2. “The 20th Century Show”
   A magnificent concert adapted from Fiona’s popular touring stage musical “From Cobbles to Rock”. Fiona sings a hundred years of music from 1900 to 2000. From Opera to Rock & Roll this show has it all and concludes with the wonderful aria “Nessun Dorma”.
3. “Fiona Harrison in Cabaret”
   Includes a mixture of music from the Great Shows, Big Band and Swing, Film Tunes, Grand Opera, Vintage Jazz to Postmodern Swing.
4. “Magic of the Musicals”
   A show dedicated to the hit songs of the West End, Broadway and Hollywood Movie musicals. These include songs by Andrew Lloyd Webber, and popular favourites from “Les Miserables”, “Mamma Mia”, “Chicago”, “Oklahoma”, “My Fair Lady”, “Chess” and much more.
5. “Hooray for Hollywood”
   Songs from the Movies to include James Bond, the theme song from “Titanic”, “Nine to Five”, “Casablanca” to Judy Garland & Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “South Pacific”.
6. “The Great American Song Book”
   A tribute to popular American music of the 1930s, 40s & 50s. This show features songs by Rodgers & Hammerstein, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Johnny Mercer”, “George Gershwin” and more.
7. “The Good Old Days”
   A Music Hall show performed in full Victorian / Edwardian costume. This show is most suited to Victorian Heritage events and if required can consist of 1 x 60 minutes, 2 x 45 minutes or 3 x 45 minute shows daily with non repetitive songs. Click here for more information.
8. “Pack Up Your Troubles”
   Introduced in 2014 to tie in with the Great War centenary Fiona performs popular tunes from WW1. This includes “It’s A Long way to Tipperary”, “Fall in and Follow Me”, “Goodbye Dolly Grey” and the show stopping recruitment song “I’ll Make a Man of You” all performed in period costume. Click here for more information.
9. “The Best of British”
   A patriotic sing-along Pearly Queen show featuring classics from the Music Hall and Variety stage. Join Fiona as she takes her audience for a walk down Lambeth Way with tunes from “Me and My Girl” to “Mary Poppins”. Other sing-along gems include “Knees up Mother Brown” to Billy Cotton’s “Yes we Have No Bananas”. This show can be booked as a further compliment to “The Good Old Days” and has become a popular choice for St George’s Day (23rd April) and summer events.