DeeAnn DiMeo & William Green – An Evening of Classic Duets

An award-winning vocalist, DeeAnn is known for a warm, expressive style that moves naturally between jazz and blues-inflected soul. Atlanta pianist and vocalist William Green brings decades of experience, combining lyrical playing, rhythmic ease, and an instinctive approach to accompanying singers.

Her latest song, “Keep Coming Back to You,” is currently receiving international airplay, alongside William Green’s “Choose to Love,” bringing both artists’ music to audiences around the world.

Together, they revisit beloved songs while bringing their own personalities and musical interplay to each performance. Familiar melodies, unexpected moments, and the natural chemistry between two seasoned performers make this a night built around great songs and the simple pleasure of hearing them performed live.

DeeAnn DiMeo is a multiple award-winning Buffalo vocalist and singer-songwriter whose “jazzy soul” style blends jazz, blues, and soul. Her 2023 debut album, It’s My Time, earned continued recognition in the 2025 JazzBuffalo Poll, where she was named Jazz Female Vocalist of the Year and received the most votes for the album.

Her previous honors include Best Female Vocalist at the Buffalo Music Awards, Best Female Blues Vocalist at the Buffalo NightLife Music Awards, and recognition from JazzBuffalo for her 2019 EP Stay Here. Her recent recordings include soulful reinterpretations of Al Green’s “Simply Beautiful” and Sade’s “Kiss of Life,” continuing a career built around bringing her own distinctive voice to jazz, soul, blues, and classic songs.

William Green is a Chicago-born, Atlanta-based pianist, vocalist, composer, songwriter, and producer with more than 40 years in the music industry. His distinctive style draws from contemporary jazz, R&B, soul, pop, and gospel, influenced by artists including Herbie Hancock, George Duke, Joe Sample, Stevie Wonder, and Quincy Jones.

Over his career, Green has performed with an impressive roster of artists including Boney James, Earl Klugh, Roy Ayers, Peabo Bryson, Valerie Simpson, Kenny Lattimore, Melba Moore, Jennifer Holliday, Jean Carne, and Curtis Mayfield. He also toured with Susan Tedeschi, opening for the Rolling Stones, and has appeared at the Atlanta Jazz Festival and venues around the world.

Green has released six albums of original music, including his latest, Good To Go, released in 2025. A longtime Atlanta resident, he studied commercial music at Morehouse College and Georgia State University.

DeeAnn DiMeo – vocals

William Green – piano / keyboard / vocals

Cal Palmer – bass

Elton Craig – drums

Doors open 6pm