Nadia Moore
Nadia, an international performer from Manila, Philippines, has been showcasing her unique vocal abilities and infectious stage presence across Asian and North American venues since 1985. Her career started at the age of fourteen and has developed into what she is today - a well-seasoned, international professional singer. In the earlier part of her career, she spent five years singing for the Royal Family in the country of Brunei.
While Nadia lived in the Philippines she was the leading female vocalist for legendary band ''Hotdog'' that first achieved fame in the 1970s. Their performances included a tour of the United States in 2002 as well as a tour of Canada in 2004. Nadia moved from the Philippines to Nova Scotia, Canada in 2003 where she began performing back-up vocals with a well-known local artist, Gary Beals from Canadian Idol. After living in Nova Scotia for a couple of years, Nadia spent some time in Beijing, China where she was the lead singer of the ''Cool Buzz Jazz Band'' from 2005 until 2008, when her life brought her back to Nova Scotia.
Since making Nova Scotia her permanent home in 2008, Nadia has been busy performing with a number of Halifax's top artists at various local festivals and community events such as the Halifax Jazz Festival, Evergreen Festival, Christmas Tree Lightings for three consecutive years, and more! Nadia is also actively performing for the Filipino community events both in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Her most current performances are with the band ''Canary and the LoveCatz'' where they perform Jazz, Harlem, and New Orleans style music every Sunday at the Pacifico Nightclub in Halifax. Nadia also, leads her own band with other local artists. The band does private performances with R&B and Dance Music stylings.
In 2017, Nadia released her first CD Album called ''Nadia Moore - 50'' in celebration of her golden birthday. The songs in the album showcase the different genres of music that Nadia performs for her live audiences. Included in this album are three Nadia Moore original compositions titled: ''I will love you, baby'', ''Nothing at all'', and ''Something special''.
While Nadia lived in the Philippines she was the leading female vocalist for legendary band ''Hotdog'' that first achieved fame in the 1970s. Their performances included a tour of the United States in 2002 as well as a tour of Canada in 2004. Nadia moved from the Philippines to Nova Scotia, Canada in 2003 where she began performing back-up vocals with a well-known local artist, Gary Beals from Canadian Idol. After living in Nova Scotia for a couple of years, Nadia spent some time in Beijing, China where she was the lead singer of the ''Cool Buzz Jazz Band'' from 2005 until 2008, when her life brought her back to Nova Scotia.
Since making Nova Scotia her permanent home in 2008, Nadia has been busy performing with a number of Halifax's top artists at various local festivals and community events such as the Halifax Jazz Festival, Evergreen Festival, Christmas Tree Lightings for three consecutive years, and more! Nadia is also actively performing for the Filipino community events both in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Her most current performances are with the band ''Canary and the LoveCatz'' where they perform Jazz, Harlem, and New Orleans style music every Sunday at the Pacifico Nightclub in Halifax. Nadia also, leads her own band with other local artists. The band does private performances with R&B and Dance Music stylings.
In 2017, Nadia released her first CD Album called ''Nadia Moore - 50'' in celebration of her golden birthday. The songs in the album showcase the different genres of music that Nadia performs for her live audiences. Included in this album are three Nadia Moore original compositions titled: ''I will love you, baby'', ''Nothing at all'', and ''Something special''.
