Norah Jones has announced a tour across Great Britain and Ireland for this autumn. In addition, she is preparing to meet venues in Gateshead, Manchester, Glasgow and London among many others.
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Norah Jones is going on a music tour of the UK and Ireland
Norah Jones has announced that she will hit the road for a music tour of Great Britain and Ireland this autumn.
In addition, the singer-songwriter has previously announced a European tour this summer. In addition, the tour is scheduled to begin in July 2022 at La Seine Musical based in Paris.
After that, the music icon will stop at many countries across Europe including Italy, Spain, Portugal, and more.
I’m excited to be returning to the UK and Ireland this fall! ♥️ Tickets go on sale Friday, March 24th at 10am local time. https://t.co/EqazskcQjZ pic.twitter.com/IVncmCK6pc
— Norah Jones (@NorahJones) March 20, 2023
In addition, Jones will conclude his summer tour on July 29 at the Cool Jazz Festival in Lisbon.
Meanwhile, the UK and Ireland leg of the tour will kick off at Sage Gateshead on November 4 before heading to venues in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Bath, Belfast and Dublin.
However, Jones is set to headline the London Palladium on November 11.
Fans can get their hands on tickets for the tour from Friday 24th March. Tickets will reportedly go on sale at 10am BST.
Jones also released his rendition of Ray Charles’ ‘Hallelujah, I Love Him So’ last year.
Norah Jones talks about I Dream Of Christmas (Deluxe)
Norah Jones dropped her final holiday album titled I Dream Of Christmas (Deluxe) in 2021. In addition, it included 24 cozy songs from the nine-time Grammy-winning pianist.
What’s more, it’s a collection of seasonally enjoyable tracks that touch on the originals.
Meanwhile, the Deluxe edition features eleven additional songs that include bonus tracks as well as live performances. It also included the latest studio recording of ‘Have a Merry Christmas’.
Jones said, ‘When I was trying to figure out what direction to take, the original songs started popping into my head.’
She continued, ‘They were all about trying to find the joy of Christmas, to capture that spark, that feeling of love and inclusion that I looked forward to during the rest of the year.’
The listener easily said, ‘Then there are all the classics that have that special nostalgia that can hit you no matter who or where you are.’
She said, ‘It was hard to narrow them down, but I chose my favorite classics that I knew I could make my own.’
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