Pacific Northwest jazz artist Greta Matassa returns for the Sunday Afternoon Live audience at the historic Raymond Theatre on Sunday, Jan. 15 at 2 p.m.

Matassa entertains with a variety of vocal stylings, improvisation and melodic rhythms. The latest of her eight CD recordings, “I Wanna Be Loved,” has garnered critical acclaim, while Matassa has been voted vocalist of the year seven times in 15 years, then honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award and induction into the Earshot Jazz Hall of Fame in 2014.

Tickets are $15 at the door or $12 in advance at the theater, 323 Third St.; Raymond Pharmacy and South Bend Pharmacy. For further ticket information, please call (360) 875-5207.

Matassa has played throughout the world, including the Lincoln Center in New York City, the international jazz festival in Moscow and Kyoto, Japan. Locally, she has performed at the Seattle Opera House, Bumpershoot, Port Townsend Jazz Festival and other performing arts centers and Seattle nightclubs. Matassa is also a jazz educator, leading master classes and jazz clinic work with aspiring singers.

Matassa is accompanied by pianist Darin Clendenin, bassist Clipper Anderson and Mark Ivester on drums.