“If Woodward were the original voice of Pink Martini, she might be considered the perfect fit for the band.” – Salt Lake Tribune
“[Lucy] navigated the group’s catalog with aplomb, almost as if she’d been performing these tunes for years. she launched into a perfect, sultry version of “Amado Mio”… And she also offered a smokin’ version of the Doris Day standard “Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps”. One should always expect the unexpected at a Pink Martini concert, and this one was true to form.” – Ann Arbor News

“Woodward … was absolutely show-stopping behind the mic. Her vocal delivery was effortless.” – Winnipeg’sUptown magazine

Lucy Woodward has always received high accolades for her unforgettable live performances. But comparisons to Bette Midler and Peggy Lee aside, Lucy has been turning heads and drawing high praise from a completely new and hard-to-impress audience, with fans of the superstar band, Pink Martini.

Performing across Canada and America at international jazz festivals and symphony music halls, Pink Martini fans and music enthusiasts have been blown away by Lucy’s vocal prowess, having observed the talented songstress reinterpreting Pink Martini classics as well as songs in Japanese, Croatian and Turkish.  During a three-night stint with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Resident Conductor Donato Cabrera raved how Lucy “made every song her own” that she performed with the band.  Pink Martini themselves are so happy to have Lucy on board that they’ve incorporated her  new original song “He Got Away” into their set each night. Catch Lucy singing with Pink Martini before it’s too late!