NOTE All ticketed shows require an advance ticket purchase.   DINNER RESERVATIONS Each ticket purchased includes an automatic dinner reservation. You do not need to make a separate reservation for dining.   REFUNDS & EXCHANGES Please review your selections carefully including performance date, table location and quantity of seats as ALL SALES ARE FINAL. There are no refunds or exchanges. **TICKETS ARE ONLY VALID THROUGH TICKETWEB.COM OR PURPLE ROOM.  NO THIRD PARTY TICKET VENDORS WILL BE HONORED. Brenna Whitaker returns to the Purple Room for two intimate nights on March 6 and 7. Joined by Grammy Award–winning pianist Sam Barsh, Whitaker will blend selections from her new album, Enraptured, into her signature timeless, soul-filled live show. Internationally acclaimed, Whitaker recently released Enraptured on Green Hill Music—part of Sun Label Group under Primary Wave Music. Produced by award-winning pianist Gordon Mote, the cinematic collection reimagines beloved classics with intimacy, spontaneity, and the emotional power of Whitaker’s stunning voice. A powerhouse jazz vocalist with a larger-than-life stage presence, Whitaker is a Los Angeles jazz scene favorite who has drawn legends like Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, and David Foster to her shows. Her debut album was fully produced by David Foster on Verve Records. She has toured with Andrea Bocelli and leads the internationally performing Brenna Whitaker Little Big Band—delivering timeless swing with modern fire.   “Brenna is one of the finest singers of our generation!” — Michael Bublé "She's got the swing, she's got the sass, but more importantly, she's got the pipes!  This little lady absolutely demands your ears and I can't wait for all-a-y'awl to hear exactly what I'm talking about." -Quincy Jones    "Brenna Whitaker is the real deal.  In a world full of empty singers, with no sense or knowledge of "roots" ...comes a voice and personality that carries the torch of Ella, Dinah Washington and the greats.  The perfect soulful combination of yesterday and today. A class act." - Gene Simmons “Peggy Lee for the 21st Century" - LA Weekly  CLICK HERE FOR LARGER MAP