Andrews Sisters | Les Jingle Belles – Swing for Victory

Les Jingle Belles – SWING FOR VICTORY !

Who are we?

A 100% Authentic American vocal trio in Paris since 2015.

Flawless three-part harmonies, glamorous pin-up–style choreography, and irresistible swing energy: Les Jingle Belles bring the golden age of swing and Hollywood back to life.
Dive into the heart of the 1940s with the greatest hits of the Big Band era, made famous by the Andrews Sisters: Sing, Sing, Sing, Rum and Coca-Cola, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy...

What can we do for you?

Available in Big Band, jazz combo, or piano versions, “Swing for Victory” is a vibrant show paying tribute to the joy rediscovered at the Liberation of Paris!
An immersion into 1944, like attending a United Service Organizations concert: emotion, nostalgia, and swing to celebrate history through music.

The ideal show for your themed events, commemorations, and historical celebrations.

Let’s Swing for Victory!

The Show

Do you love the thrill of the Big Bands of Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Count Basie, or Tommy Dorsey?
Are you passionate about the legendary voices of the 1940s like the Andrews Sisters, Frank Sinatra, Peggy Lee, Bing Crosby, or Ella Fitzgerald?

Do you love vintage elegance and swing dancing? Then this show is made for you!

Close your eyes... We are in 1944.
Fellas, you are soldiers, sailors, or pilots... Ladies, you are nurses, factory workers, or truck drivers !
Far from home, far from your loved ones—and above all, far from the one you love.
Tonight, a rumor is spreading: an exceptional concert organized by the United Service Organizations. Famous performers, talented musicians... and above all, your favorite trio, which has become the soundtrack of an entire generation.
The crowd comes alive. Then suddenly, the first trumpet notes ring out... Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.
Smiles return. Hearts feel lighter.
For one evening, hope and music prevail.
Yes... this night will be unforgettable...

We are extremely proud and honored to be accompanied by the jazz orchestra of the Armée de l’Air et de l’Espace, a prestigious and versatile French military ensemble. The orchestra, composed of nine musicians, will perform the original arrangements of the Andrews Sisters, as well as more modern and creative adaptations in the Deluxe Show format*.

Our Show Formats:

Standard Show

The vocal trio + pianist (4 performers) 

Premium Show

The vocal trio + jazz combo (6–7 performers) 

Deluxe Show*
The vocal trio + Big Band (12 performers) 

Custom Show

The vocal trio + accompaniment of your choice 

Custom Entertainment:

Every event is unique.
That’s why we offer tailor-made musical entertainment, adapted to your audience, your venue, and your ceremony format. From tribute concerts to immersive USO 1944–style performances, we create an authentic and elegant atmosphere to enhance your commemoration.
We adapt our performance to the official protocol of commemorative ceremonies, with a repertoire faithful to the era and a respectful tribute to our veterans.

The Artists:

Devon Graves is an international pop artist born in Kentucky and based in Paris since 2012, known for blending heartfelt lyrics with pop, folk, and Americana influences. Her collaborations with French DJ Celestal—including Out in Style, Beautiful Lie, and Blackbird—have accumulated millions of streams and received significant airplay on French radio. In 2025, she presented her original songs for the theatrical production Cléopâtre: La Reine Louve at the Avignon Festival.

Lauren Van Kempen is an American soprano, actress, and vocal coach, based in France since 2010. She is best known for her role as the Lady of the Lake in Spamalot, which won a Molière Award and earned her a nomination at the Trophées de la Comédie Musicale. Trained in opera and cello, she performs across both opera and musical theatre stages, with roles such as Carmen, Into the Woods, La Bohème, and Wonderful Town. In 2026, she will perform the role of Lucille in No, No, Nanette with Les Frivolités Parisiennes.

Lexie Kendrick is an American singer and performer from Alabama, based in Paris since 2001. Renowned for her versatile and smooth voice—ranging from jazz to pop to folk—she has built an international career on stage and in the studio. She is the lead singer at the Moulin Rouge, performing during the dinner show preceding the famous revue Féerie. Lexie also works in French television and recording for major labels, while performing with various ensembles across France.

Benjamin Pras, pianist and bandleader
A musician trained at the Paris Conservatory, where he earned top prizes in piano, accompaniment, and organ, he was awarded the Grand Prix Jean-Louis Florentz from the Académie des Beaux-Arts (2013). A specialist in lieder and mélodie, he performs regularly in chamber music ensembles and as a vocal coach. A versatile artist, he collaborates with Théâtre Mogador, Cirque d’Hiver, and Lido2 Paris, while also continuing his work as an organist in Paris. Founder of the Mobilo-Lyricus Company, he develops projects at the crossroads of opera and live performance.

Jazz Ensemble of the Armée de l’Air et de l’Espace

Created in 2005 within the prestigious Musique de l’Air, the jazz ensemble embodies the artistic openness and excellence of the French Air and Space Force.
Composed of musicians all trained at leading conservatories, and directed for fifteen years by pianist and arranger Stan Laferrière, it performs the great classics of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and Glenn Miller, while also developing original, tailor-made repertoire.

With albums, concerts, and festivals in France and internationally, the ensemble has become a benchmark in institutional jazz.