Peter Cincotti

Peter Cincotti is one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters and pianists of his generation, building a sound that moves fluidly between pop, jazz, funk, and contemporary songwriting. He’s shared the stage with icons ranging from Ray Charles to Andrea Bocelli, while the The New York Times describes him simply as ‘Going on Legend.” A born and bred New Yorker, Cincotti made history at 18 years old when his self-titled debut album reached #1 on the Billboard Jazz Chart, making him the youngest artist ever to do so. It marked the beginning of a career that led to sold out performances in some of the worlds most prestigious venues, from Carnegie Hall in New York to L’Olympia in Paris and stages throughout Europe, Asia, and beyond. His albums have been produced by music legends such as Phil Ramone and 16-time Grammy Award winner David Foster, and he's collaborated with an eclectic range of artists including Seal, Angélique Kidjo, Chris Botti, Marcus Miller, and David Guetta to name a few, reflecting the musical versatility that has remained a hallmark of his work. In his native New York City, Cincotti has sold out multiple residencies at the legendary Café Carlyle, prompting Town & Country magazine to declare that Peter is “Already a New York Institution.” From his record-breaking debut album to his latest project In Color, Cincotti has become known for his cinematic storytelling, virtuosic piano playing, and a body of work - and musical identity - entirely his own.