The GRAMMYs
2026
Dec 1st, 2025
Best Jazz Vocal Album
Best Jazz Vocal Album
Nomination
Live at Vic's Las Vegas (Nicole Zuraitis, Dan Pugach, Tom Scott, Idan Morim, Keyon Harrold, Rachel Eckroth) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Jazz Vocal Album
Live at Vic's Las Vegas (Nicole Zuraitis, Dan Pugach, Tom Scott, Idan Morim, Keyon Harrold, Rachel Eckroth) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Jazz Vocal Album
Live at Vic's Las Vegas (Nicole Zuraitis, Dan Pugach, Tom Scott, Idan Morim, Keyon Harrold, Rachel Eckroth) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Jazz Vocal Album
As the name suggests, Nicole Zuraitis's debut concert album, Live at Vic's Las Vegas, was recorded live at the renowned Vic's Las Vegas jazz club, and was produced by Zuraitis and Tom Scott. The album features an all-star ensemble including Dan Pugach, Idan Morim, Keyon Harrold, and Rachel Eckroth.
Commercial success
The album was recorded over three sold-out nights at Vic's Las Vegas, drawing significant attention from the jazz community and local press.
Live at Vic's Las Vegas charted on the JazzWeek radio chart, reaching as high as No. 103 and maintaining steady airplay across more than 10 jazz radio stations nationwide.
Cultural impact
The live recording at Vic's Las Vegas spotlighted the venue as a rising hub for jazz, with the album's success bringing national attention to the Las Vegas jazz scene.
Zuraitis's ensemble featured acclaimed musicians, fostering collaboration across generations of jazz artists and elevating the profile of independent jazz releases.
Critical response
"The album captures the energy of a live jazz performance, with Zuraitis and her band delivering both technical mastery and emotional depth throughout the set." – NPR Music Read full review
"Zuraitis’s inventive arrangements and commanding stage presence make Live at Vic’s Las Vegas a must-hear for jazz vocal fans." – The New York Times Read full review
As the name suggests, Nicole Zuraitis's debut concert album, Live at Vic's Las Vegas, was recorded live at the renowned Vic's Las Vegas jazz club, and was produced by Zuraitis and Tom Scott. The album features an all-star ensemble including Dan Pugach, Idan Morim, Keyon Harrold, and Rachel Eckroth.
Commercial success
The album was recorded over three sold-out nights at Vic's Las Vegas, drawing significant attention from the jazz community and local press.
Live at Vic's Las Vegas charted on the JazzWeek radio chart, reaching as high as No. 103 and maintaining steady airplay across more than 10 jazz radio stations nationwide.
Cultural impact
The live recording at Vic's Las Vegas spotlighted the venue as a rising hub for jazz, with the album's success bringing national attention to the Las Vegas jazz scene.
Zuraitis's ensemble featured acclaimed musicians, fostering collaboration across generations of jazz artists and elevating the profile of independent jazz releases.
Critical response
"The album captures the energy of a live jazz performance, with Zuraitis and her band delivering both technical mastery and emotional depth throughout the set." – NPR Music Read full review
"Zuraitis’s inventive arrangements and commanding stage presence make Live at Vic’s Las Vegas a must-hear for jazz vocal fans." – The New York Times Read full review
As the name suggests, Nicole Zuraitis's debut concert album, Live at Vic's Las Vegas, was recorded live at the renowned Vic's Las Vegas jazz club, and was produced by Zuraitis and Tom Scott. The album features an all-star ensemble including Dan Pugach, Idan Morim, Keyon Harrold, and Rachel Eckroth.
Commercial success
The album was recorded over three sold-out nights at Vic's Las Vegas, drawing significant attention from the jazz community and local press.
Live at Vic's Las Vegas charted on the JazzWeek radio chart, reaching as high as No. 103 and maintaining steady airplay across more than 10 jazz radio stations nationwide.
Cultural impact
The live recording at Vic's Las Vegas spotlighted the venue as a rising hub for jazz, with the album's success bringing national attention to the Las Vegas jazz scene.
Zuraitis's ensemble featured acclaimed musicians, fostering collaboration across generations of jazz artists and elevating the profile of independent jazz releases.
Critical response
"The album captures the energy of a live jazz performance, with Zuraitis and her band delivering both technical mastery and emotional depth throughout the set." – NPR Music Read full review
"Zuraitis’s inventive arrangements and commanding stage presence make Live at Vic’s Las Vegas a must-hear for jazz vocal fans." – The New York Times Read full review












