Book Spencer Day

Spencer Day is a modern jazz singer and songwriter known for his smooth voice and the jazz hit "Till You Come to Me". He first reached national audiences on CBS's Star Search in 2002-2003, advancing through the semifinals to the finals in the Adult Singer category, and his cover of "What a Wonderful World" was released as a single after the show. His debut album, Introducing Spencer Day (2004), celebrated his love of jazz standards, while Movie of Your Life (2005) showcased his own songwriting; its title track won the Academy of Art University's best original song competition, and Dolby Laboratories used the video for the global launch of Dolby 7.1. That same year he wrote the score for and starred in Someday, Love, a 20-song musical revue created with improv actor Rafe Chase that debuted at the New Conservatory Theatre Center in San Francisco. Later albums include Vagabond (2009), Daybreak (2014) and Broadway By Day, giving him six studio albums. He performed at the 2007 San Francisco Jazz Festival and has headlined many Bay Area venues. On stage, Day blends classic jazz elegance with contemporary songcraft, delivering polished, charming performances.