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I’m on Patreon!
Jump in, join me. Let’s do this thing.
This pandemic has taught me a lot about myself as an artist and a performer. Normally, I’m out on the road throughout the year giving concerts and making music for people. That’s my joy, my art, my calling, and my livelihood. Since I’ve been “locked down” at home, I’ve had a lot of time to explore other ways of expressing myself artistically, and to look for other methods of connecting with my fans.
It turns out I like shooting and editing little movies and music clips, and I’ve finally had the time to begin learning the process. I’ve also had the time to record myself singing and playing songs that I seldom (if ever) play live, something I’ve been meaning to do for years.
That’s what led me to Patreon. It’s a chance to continue making music and performing for folks, and also a chance to try some new things, like sharing my experiences from three decades in show business. I’ve met and made music with a lot of cool folks, and I’ve seen and heard some interesting things. I want to share some of those stories with you. I also know some of you have questions for me about my music, my recordings, my songs, and my creative process—and I think this platform can help me answer some of those.
So jump in, join me. Let’s do this thing. I think it’s gonna be a lot of fun.
New Album Gentleman | Released April 10, 2020
Single “Gentleman” Released March 26, 2020
Gentleman, due out April 10, 2020 on EmArcy/Universal, offers a set of wry yet hopeful songs about love, loss and elegant masculinity.
What does it mean to be a gentleman in this day and age? Vocalist, songwriter and saxophonist Curtis Stigers found himself confronting that question from a variety of angles as he was preparing for his latest album. The result is Stigers’ most personal, resonant, and vibrant collection to date.
Inspired marriage of visceral clout and intellectual savvy.”
—New York Times
Stigers might emerge as his generation's answer to Tony Bennett.”
—Minneapolis Star Tribune
When Curtis Stigers came on stage on Wednesday night, it felt as if someone had upped the wattage in the bulbs.”
—Wall Street Journal
For Curtis Stigers—the award-winning singer, songwriter, and saxophonist—the story keeps getting better. His string of hit singles, millions of albums sold, and a 28-year recording career aside, his commitment to artistic growth, and to bringing new tunes to the Great American Songbook, has become unparalleled in modern music.
