A New Yorker by way of Cape Cod, MA, Dawn Derow has been delighting audiences with her eclectic repertoire--from opera to jazz, pop to Broadway--for 15 years. The award-winning singer began her professional training at the Boston Conservatory, where she earned a Bachelors in Music. Dawn has performed at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall and debuted multiple solo shows at New York’s top clubs, including 54 Below, Birdland Jazz Club and The Green Room 42. She has sang with Cape Cod Symphony, led by conductor Jung Ho-Park, Dawn has become a favorite at Cotuit Center for the Arts and performed at venues throughout the Cape, including Tin Pan Alley and Post Office Cafe in her beloved Provincetown. Check out her first release; Music 4 Two, earned a MAC nomination for Best CD. A year later, Dawn won her first MAC award for Revolution. In 2016, the Bistro Awards recognized Dawn as Outstanding Female Vocalist for Legit: A Classical Cabaret. Shifting back to the Great American Songbook, Dawn won her second MAC award (Best Female Vocalist) in 2018 for My Ship: Songs from 1941. In 2021, Dawn debuted her Eydie Gorme tribute show at Birdland to rave reviews (a show she reprised at 54 Below in 2022) and won her third MAC award for the album version of My Ship: Songs from 1941. In 2023, Dawn took My Ship across the Atlantic, selling out the Pheasantry in London. She currently splits her time between North Palm Beach Florida & NYC.