Photo by Michael Martin, via Norah Jones’ Facebook page


Norah Jones has announced a Spring-Summer 2020 U.S. tour with Mavis Staples. Jones and Staples recently collaborated on the single “I’ll Be Gone.”

After playing at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on April 26, the tour will begin on May 10 in Spicewood, Texas and will conclude on Aug. 7 in Newport, R.I. Staples will appear at all of the dates except for Jones’ festival appearances. The tour opener will also feature guests Patti Griffin and Sir Woman.

Tickets purchased to select shows on the tour include a physical copy of Norah’s soon-to-be-announced seventh solo album (see below for details on which shows). Tickets go on sale Feb. 28 at 10 a.m. ET, here. For more information, head to norahjones.com.

Check out a full list of tour dates below!

Norah Jones Spring/Summer Tour (w/ Mavis Staples

April 26 – New Orleans, La. – New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

May 10 – Spicewood, Texas – A Day In The Vines w/ Patti Griffin, Mavis Staples & Sir Woman

May 12 – Albuquerque, N.M.* – Sandia Amphitheater w/ Mavis Staples

May 14 – Tucson, Ariz*. – Anselmo Valencia Amphitheater w/ Mavis Staples

May 15 – Phoenix, Ariz.* – Arizona Federal Theatre w/ Mavis Staples

May 16 – Indio, Calif. – Fantasy Springs Resort w/ Mavis Staples

May 20 – San Diego, Calif.* – Open Air Theatre w/ Mavis Staples

May 22 – Los Angeles, Calif.* – Greek Theatre w/ Mavis Staples

July 22 – Portland, Maine – Thompson’s Point w/ Mavis Staples

July 23 – Burlington, Vt. – Burlington Waterfront Park w/ Mavis Staples

July 24 – Vineyard Haven, Mass. – Beach Road Weekend

July 28 – Brooklyn, N.Y.* – Celebrate Brooklyn w/ Mavis Staples

Aug. 1 – Bethel, N.Y.* – Bethel Woods Center for the Arts w/ Mavis Staples

Aug. 4 – Baltimore, Md.* – MECU Pavilion w/ Mavis Staples

Aug. 5 – Canandaigua, N.Y.* – CMAC/Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center w/ Mavis Staples

Aug. 7 – Newport, R.I. – Newport Jazz Festival

*Tickets are bundled with a physical copy of Norah’s soon-to-be-announced seventh solo album