Sam Jewison is an internationally touring singer and pianist, carrying the torch of the Great American and British Songbooks into a new era.

Praised as a “Renaissance Man in a Jazz World,” he is a singular voice in the modern Songbook revival. Critics recognise his “style, presence and bravura talent” with an artistry that commands attention on the world’s premier stages. In October 2026, he received the Julie Wilson Award for Rising Talent following his performance at Lincoln Center in New York.
 

Noted for his “powerful voice” and “impeccable” phrasing, Jewison’s headline appearances span annual shows at the EFG London Jazz Festival, the BBC Radio 3 In Tune Christmas Special, and European engagements such as the RLIOF in Pristina and the New Generation Festival in Florence.
 

Across the UK, he has performed at iconic landmarks from the Royal Opera House to Westminster Abbey, and brought his golden-age style to the screen as singing-bandleader Claud Ambrose in the 2026 drama Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials on Netflix.
 

Born in Scarborough, England – where he received the Borough Thank You Award for Performing, Artistic and Cultural Endeavours – Jewison graduated from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London with the TCM Silver Medal for Voice: the vocal department’s highest honour.