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Diana Krall 2026 Tour Info
Grammy®‑winning jazz pianist and singer Diana Krall is pleased to announce a major North American concert tour for early 2026, bringing her signature blend of jazz standards, soulful ballads and elegant piano performance to audiences across the U.S. and Canada. Known for her “smoky” vocal tone and refined musicianship, Krall will present an evening of understated glamour and heartfelt expression in some of the most distinguished venues in the region.
The tour opens on January 28, 2026 in Evans, GA at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center. From there she moves to Chattanooga, TN (January 29) at the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Auditorium. The path continues through February with a stop in Durham, NC (February 11) at the Durham Performing Arts Center; then on February 13 to Bethlehem, PA at the Wind Creek Event Center; followed by a Valentine’s‑Day performance in Atlantic City, NJ (February 14) at the Ovation Hall of Ocean Casino Resort.
In March the tour visits Charlottesville, VA (March 22) at the Paramount Theatre; North Bethesda, MD (March 24) at The Music Center at Strathmore; Beverly, MA (March 28) at The Cabot; and Burlington, VT (March 30) at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts. The marquee final leg includes a New York stop in Port Chester (April 4) at The Capitol Theatre and concludes on April 7 in Buffalo, NY at the UB Center for the Arts – Mainstage Theatre.
Throughout the tour, Diana Krall promises a setlist drawn from her celebrated catalogue alongside thoughtful reinterpretations of classic material. Expect the warmth of intimate jazz dialogue, piano artistry at the centre, and vocals that invite listeners into the music rather than placing them at a distance. Following her recent European dates, this tour marks a return to more personal concert settings
Diana Krall 2026 Tickets Info
Tickets for Diana Krall 2026 live concerts are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees at checkout. Tickets typically begin around $65 to $100 for seats in the upper sections or rear orchestra, with more centrally located options averaging between $175 and $300, depending on the venue and city. Shows in mid-sized theaters and performing arts centers generally follow this range, though certain markets — especially along the East Coast — are showing stronger demand, leading to early price jumps.
Premium seats near the stage or in prime acoustic zones often run between $400 and $900, with a few high-demand dates reaching $850 or more. The variation depends largely on local interest and venue size, with more intimate settings commanding higher prices for proximity and sound quality. As dates approach and availability shifts, fluctuations in pricing are expected.
Diana Krall Similar Artists
Fans of Diana Krall’s sophisticated blend of jazz vocals and piano-driven arrangements will likely appreciate the artistry of Norah Jones, whose smooth, genre-blending sound also draws on jazz, soul, and pop influences. Melody Gardot is another strong match, offering smoky vocals and cinematic arrangements that echo Krall’s intimate yet polished style. Cassandra Wilson brings a deeper, blues-infused tone to jazz vocals, often reinterpreting standards with a haunting, earthy delivery that resonates with Krall’s subtle phrasing and emotional nuance.
For instrumental and piano-forward comparisons, Brad Mehldau offers a modern, cerebral take on jazz piano that complements Krall’s more lyrical approach. Vocalists like Stacey Kent and Madeleine Peyroux keep the classic vocal jazz tradition alive, blending French chanson, American swing, and bossa nova influences into elegant, understated performances. Each of these artists shares Krall’s commitment to mood, melody, and emotional depth — making them natural additions to any playlist built around her sound.
About Diana Krall
Diana Krall is a Canadian jazz pianist and singer known for her rich contralto voice and elegant, restrained interpretations of the Great American Songbook. Since emerging in the early 1990s, she has carved out a distinct space in modern jazz by blending classic swing and bossa nova influences with subtle pop sensibilities. Her approach to music is refined yet emotionally grounded, often allowing space and silence to speak as powerfully as the notes themselves.
Krall’s breakout came with the 1999 album When I Look in Your Eyes, which earned her a Grammy Award and brought jazz vocals back into the mainstream spotlight. She followed that success with a series of acclaimed releases including The Look of Love, Live in Paris, and Turn Up the Quiet, each showcasing her skill at reinterpreting standards with nuance and depth. Her ability to connect emotionally without theatricality has become a hallmark of her style, appealing to both jazz purists and casual listeners.
Beyond her recorded work, Krall is widely respected for her contributions to the genre as a pianist, bandleader, and collaborator. She has worked with a wide range of artists — from Tony Bennett and Ray Charles to Paul McCartney — bridging musical worlds without losing her core identity. With a career defined by consistency, taste, and quiet innovation, Diana Krall remains one of the most influential jazz musicians of her generation.
