Eric Ranzoni
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Eric Ranzoni is coming to The White Bear in Ruislip, and you're in for a treat. This London-based pianist-singer boasts an extraordinary range spanning pop, rock, soul, blues, jazz, swing and beyond. With a repertoire stretching from Sinatra and Elvis to the Beatles and Billy Joel, Eric brings genuine musicianship and infectious energy to every performance. Whether you're in the mood for classic standards or contemporary hits, an evening with Eric is guaranteed to entertain.
A fixture at London's most respected venues and cocktail bars, Eric is a seasoned performer who knows how to connect with an audience. His blues credentials are particularly impressive, having worked extensively as pianist for US blues artist Mud Morganfield since 2009, performing at major UK festivals and prestigious venues across Europe. His talent has earned recognition in the industry, making him a highly respected name on the live music circuit.
Come join Eric at The White Bear for an unforgettable night of live music. From timeless classics to feel-good favourites across multiple genres, this is your chance to experience a truly versatile and accomplished musician in an intimate venue setting. Whether you're a seasoned live music fan or simply looking for a great evening out, Eric Ranzoni promises quality entertainment that spans the decades.
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London-based, full-time pianist-singer. Born in 1969. Dual nationality British and Italian. Wide repertoire of standards and modern hits (Ray Charles Elton John, Beatles, Sinatra, Elvis, Billy Joel, etc). EIther solo or with other musicians I'm a regular name at many top London venues, cocktail bars, pubs and restaurants. I also specialise in Blues. Since 2009 I've been the piano player in Europe for US singer Mud Morganfield, the son of Blues legend Muddy Waters, with whom I've appeared at the most important festivals and venues in UK and abroad, besides on the prestigious ' Later with Jools Holland' TV program on BBC2. Jools Holland himself awarded me 'Best Blues Instrumentalist' at Boisdale of Canary Wharf a few years ago.
