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LIVE: Kadri Voorand performs at Pirita Convent Ruins (Pirita kloostri varemed) in Tallinn on August 26th. Tickets here.

NEWS: VINYLS “In Duo With Mihkel Mälgand” are OUT NOW! Globally order from  here. Kui oled EESTIS, siis telli SIIT.

NEWS: Watch and listen for free! Kadri Voorand high quality live stream from The Estonian National Opera House. Watch here.

NEWS: ALBUM “IN DUO WITH MIHKEL MÄLGAND” GLOBALLY OUT NOW ON ACT MUSIC! Stream here.

NEWS: KADRI VOORAND’S COVER STORY WITH JAZZTHETIK MAGAZINE

NEWS: Album “In Duo with Mihkel Mälgand” was awarded as the BEST JAZZ ALBUM OF THE YEAR by Estonian Music Awards

NEWS: Kadri Voorand is the MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR by Estonian Public Broadcasting

NEWS: President Kersti Kaljulaid gave the Award of The Young Cultural Figure 2019 of Estonia to Kadri Voorand Check: Estonian Broadcast News

WINNER of The Best Jazz Album of The Year at Estonian Music Awards 2019 (Estonian Voices – “An Old Man Lost His Marbles”). As Voorands productions like Kadri Voorand Quartet “Armupurjus” (2017) and Estonian Voices “Ole hea” (2015) also received the Best Jazz Album Award in Estonia, that’s a third one in a row. Puts a lot of pressure on the next one. Stay tuned!

  • "Kadri Voorand is a first class joyfully rousing entertainer with a great voice, great timing with a group of first class musicians closely tied together and flexibly underpinning her spontaneous asides and excursions. Voorand is a hi-fly as well as earthy type of artist who is able to sing on top level in different contexts (witness her contribution to the recent recording of Estonian composer Tõnu Kõrvits’ album Mirror (ECM New Series). In her performance, “directed” from the piano chair, élan, tempo, spirit and soul went hand in hand. She sang in her native language and when she shifted to wordless singing it by far transcended old school scatting. With her performance she proved to be a unique thoroughbred entertainer on a high musical level who hits people’s body and soul. In that capacity she clearly deserves still more international exposure.”
    London Jazz News 2016