Nobody's Business Trio Brings HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS to Metropolitan Room, 12/15

Nobody's Business Trio will warm up the Metropolitan Room on December 15, 2012, at 9:30 pm as they invite you "Home for the Holidays." Cold wintry weather can wait out by the curb while hearts inside alternately melt and dance. Vocalists Alecia Evans, Cadden Jones and Linda Sue Moshier comprise an entrancing unique ensemble that electrifies audiences with its astonishing range of harmonization. The group's unparalleled sound derives from an uncommon blend of an opera singer, a pop singer and a jazz singer.

Accompanied by Broadway musical director Phil Hall's jazz trio and directed by the celebrated Collette Black, Nobody's Business Trio promises to delight with updated riffs on Andrews Sisters-style close part harmony. The seasonal lineup of favorites includes "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm," "Blue Christmas," "Santa Baby," "Count Your Blessings," "River" and "Christmas in New York," to name just a few.

With a wink and a nod to holiday spirit, the songstresses will dress in opulent giftwrap-inspired holiday finery created specially for the threesome by designer Jimmy Johansmeyer. Bring "Winter Wonderland" indoors and get those toes tapping for an evening of modern nostalgia featuring vintage seasonal tunes performed in an all-new musical event .

The Metropolitan Room is located at 34 West 22nd Street (between 5th and 6th), New York, NY. Subway: N/R to 23rd Street. Tickets are $20.

For more about Nobody's Business, visit nobodysbusinesstrio.com or find them on Facebook, Twitter @nobodysbiztrio or YouTube.

Alecia Evans is a lyric soprano who has performed regionally and nationally throughout the United States in opera and musical theater. A graduate of the North Carolina School of the Arts, Alecia won the talent competition in the Miss North Carolina Pageant and went on to earn a master's degree in opera from San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Operatic roles have included Marie in "The Bartered Bride," Gretel in "Hansel and Gretel," Laetitia in "Old Maid and the Thief" and Blonde in "The Abduction from the Seraglio." Past musical theater roles include: Julie in "Carousel," Annie Oakley in "Annie Get Your Gun," Mabel in "Pirates of Penzance" and Lizzie in "110 In the Shade." She showcased the role of Vi in "Footloose" on Broadway and the First National Tour, and Guinevere in the national tour of "Camelot." Alecia received First Place Soloist Award with the San Francisco Chamber Singers at the Newport Music Festival. Alecia has done cabaret in New York City at The Algonquin, Don't Tell Mama and Judy's, was a noted cabaret artist at the Venetian Room in San Francisco and had a two year engagement at the Pelican Club in New Orleans. As a professional singer of the national anthem, Alecia performed regularly for the San Francisco 49ers, The Oakland A's, the San Francisco Giants, the San Jose Sharks and the New Orleans Saints. She was conductor of Piedmont Choirs, an internationally recognized San Francisco Bay professional children's choir, she was choral director of the Children's Choir of the First Congregational Church in Washington Connecticut, and recently formed SingOut! Ct, Connecticut's Premier Glee Group for Young Voices. More recently Alecia performed "Divas Do the Decades" at the Tri-Arts Theater and the role of Grace Farrell in Hartford's production of "Annie," where she had the privilege of performing with her daughter Eva.

Cadden Jones is a multi-talented performer who's Off-Broadway and regional credits include: Maria in "West Side Story," Marian in "The Music Man," Jane in "Infertility" (original cast recording), Elizabeth in the musical "Frankenstein" and the Prosecuting Attorney in "Unbeatable." Cadden is proud to have performed with the American Belles on tour for veterans and active U.S. military as lead first soprano and musical ambassador. TV and film credits include: Karen in "The Absence" (directed by Alex DeMille), Jane in "Jane & Jane," Young Marian in "The Teacher," Isabella in "The Other One," Willow in "The Tangled Webs We Weave" and the voice of southern belle Flora in "WINX Club" on the Cartoon Network. Cadden was born in New York and grew up in Atlanta, GA, before her family moved to Philadelphia. Following a return to Manhattan to study acting at New York University, she graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where she captured leading roles as Queenie in Andrew Lippa's "The Wild Party," Rosa Bud in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" and Ado Annie in "Oklahoma." She pursued further study at Stella Adler and Stonestreet Studios. Working as a model and actress, Cadden's striking beauty has appeared regularly in national and regional television commercials, on the web, in print work and with national and international industrials. Recent work includes: New York Life Insurance, Walmart, Bank of America, Clinique and The Onion. Cadden currently studies with acting coach Jay Goldenberg and vocal coaches Phil Hall and Jack Lee. She resides on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

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