With new plans for a full round of concerts in the United States, jazz singer-songwriter Diana Krall has filled in her North American tour itinerary from April through August. The extensive 36-city tour officially launches with an April 14-15 stand at Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary, AB, and concludes August 28 at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland, OR.
The tour of Krall’s native Canada runs a coast-to-coast circuit of the provinces through May 13 at the Orpheum in Vancouver, BC. Along the way, the performer will stop for an April 22 show at MTS Centre in Winnipeg, MB, a April 30 through May 1 run at Massey Hall in Toronto, ON, and a May 6-7 block of shows at Place des Arts in Montreal, QC, among other dates.
After completing the Canadian leg of dates in Vancouver, Krall will double back across the continent for the East Coast start of her U.S. tour on June 5 at Palace Theater in Waterbury, CT. Other stops on that outing include a June 13 show at Bank Of America Pavilion in Boston, MA, a June 23-24 run at Carnegie Hall in New York, NY, a July 11 performance at Chastain Park Amphitheatre in Atlanta, GA, and an August 8 gig at the Pearl Concert Theater in Las Vegas, NV.
Krall is touring behind the upcoming release of her twelfth studio album, “Quiet Nights.” The jazz singer-pianist is scheduled to release the disc on March 31 with a concert at World Financial Center Plaza in New York, NY. During the free performance, a 30-piece orchestra will accompany Krall in the Plaza’s Winter Garden.
According to Krall, the new album was heavily influenced by a recent trip she took to Brazil, where she found herself immersed in the bossa nova genre of music. However, she takes a very intimate approach to that style on the album.
“It’s not coy. It’s not ‘peel me a grape,’ little girl stuff,” Krall explained in a statement on her Web site. “I feel this album’s very womanly — like you’re lying next to your lover in bed whispering this in their ear.”
Diana Krall itinerary:
(Dates are subject to change.)
March 31 | New York, NY | World Financial Center Plaza |
April 14 – 15 | Calgary, AB | Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium |
April 17 | Edmonton, AB | Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium |
April 18 | Regina, SK | Conexus Arts Centre |
April 19 | Saskatoon, SK | TCU Place |
April 22 | Winnipeg, MB | MTS Centre |
April 25 | London, ON | The John Labatt Centre |
April 26 | Kitchener, ON | Centre In The Square |
April 28 | Hamilton, ON | Hamilton Place Theatre |
April 30 – May 1 | Toronto, ON | Massey Hall |
May 2 – 3 | Ottawa, ON | National Arts Centre Southam Hall |
May 5 | Kingston, ON | K-Rock Centre |
May 6 – 7 | Montreal, QC | Place des Arts |
May 9 | Moncton, NB | Moncton Coliseum Complex |
May 10 | Halifax, NS | Halifax Metro Centre |
May 13 | Vancouver, BC | Orpheum |
June 5 | Waterbury, CT | Palace Theater |
June 7 | Burlington, VT | Flynn Center For The Performing Arts |
June 9 | Utica, NY | Stanley Theatre |
June 10 | Lewiston, NY | Earl W. Brydges Artpark |
June 13 | Boston, MA | Bank Of America Pavilion |
June 14 | Providence, RI | Providence Perfprming Arts Center |
June 19 | Philadelphia, PA | Mann Center for Performing Arts |
June 20 | Atlantic City, NJ | Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa |
June 21 | Portsmouth, VA | Ntelos Wireless Pavilion |
June 23 – 24 | New York, NY | Carnegie Hall |
June 28 | Milwaukee, WI | Riverside Theatre |
July 2 | Hyannis, MA | Cape Cod Melody Tent |
July 3 | Gilford, NH | Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion |
July 8 | Pittsburgh, PA | Heinz Hall For The Performing Arts |
July 11 | Atlanta, GA | Chastain Park Amphitheatre |
August 7 | Rancho Mirage, CA | The Show At Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa |
August 8 | Las Vegas, NV | Pearl Concert Theater |
August 12 | San Francisco, CA | Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall |
August 15 | Reno, NV | Peppermill Hotel Casino & Spa |
August 23 | Santa Barbara, CA | Santa Barbara Bowl |
August 28 | Portland, OR | Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall |