Zoe Nimijean originally hails all the way from Montreal, Quebec. In 1992 Zoe relocated to Costa Rica where she established herself as one of the most sought after singers in the Costa Rican entertainment industries. During her stay in Costa Rica, Zoe established herself as an expressive and dynamic vocalist, performing for many audiences as well as for commercial spots on Costa Rican radio.

Another relocation in 1995 brought Zoe to Calgary, Alberta. Her drive and experience quickly established her on the local Calgary music scene, doing many live venues as well as studio work for other artists and commercial radio. She was one of the founding members of YOMOZO, a successful club band that helped introduce "urban soul" to the Calgary music scene.

Wanting to be more than just a singer Zoe has also extended her talents into acting and dancing by attending the Theatre Arts program at Mount Royal College.

Zoe's experience and professionalism add warmth and character to any venue, whether performing for large audiences or in small intimate engagements.

Demographic: age 25 and up

Suitable events: Select clubs, weddings, corporate dance parties, gala soirées, charity balls, backyard barbecues, Latin Dance parties

Similar artists: Sarah Vaughn, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Gloria Gaynor, Aretha Franklin, Gloria Estefan, Macy Gray, Celia Cruz

Musicians/Format:
R&B Dance Band, Wedding Band,
6-14 piece Party Band

Locations:
Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, regions

Select Appearances:
2005 Calgary Jewellery’s 50^th Anniversary Gala
2004 Centini Restaurant, private events

Clubs and Venues:
Jack Singer Auditorium, Calgary
Westin Hotel Ballroom, Calgary
Banff Spring Hotel, Banff
Pancho's, Calgary
McQueens, Calgary
Pic Niq Cafe, Calgary
Palace Nightclub, Calgary
Vicious Circle, Calgary
Delta National Cigarettes, Costa Rica
Hotel Playa Tambor, Costa Rica

Sample songlist:
Peel me a grape (Diana Krall)
I will survive (Gloria Gaynor)
Chain of Fools (Aretha Franklin)
Mi Tierra (Gloria Estefan)
I Try (Macy Gray)
Love Shack (The B-52’s)
We are Family (Sister Sledge)