Diana Krall Sets Summer ‘Wallflower’ Dates

Originally planned to begin last fall, Krall’s tour in support of her new Wallflower album was delayed when the songstress experienced some health problems.  Now she has a calendar packed with dates stretching all the way to the end of August.  

Produced by mega-Grammy winner David Foster, Wallflower features Krall’s interpretations of classic pop songs, including The Mamas & The Papas’ “California Dreamin’,” 10cc’s “I’m Not In Love,”  and Elton John’s “Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word.”   Krall also offers her take on a couple of Eagles tunes – “Desperado” and “I Can’t Tell You Why.”  The album’s title track is Krall’s version of the Bob Dylan classic.  Wallflower arrives Feb. 3 on Verve Records.

Krall will hit a couple of TV shows in early February.  You can see her on “Live! With Kelly and Michael Feb. 2 and on “The Late Show With David Letterman” Feb. 3.  Krall’s “Late Show” appearance will be her last performance on the program before Letterman leaves in May.

Here’s Krall’s “Wallflower” tour with newly added shows bolded for your perusal:

Feb. 25 – Boston, Mass., Shubert Theatre – Citi Performing Arts Center
Feb. 26 – North Bethesda, Md., Music Center At Strathmore
Feb. 28 – Atlantic City, N.J., Caesars Atlantic City
March 1 – Greenvale, N.Y., Tilles Center For The Perf. Arts
March 2 – Red Bank, N.J., Count Basie Theatre
March 4 – Providence, R.I., Providence Perf. Arts Ctr.
March 5 – Portsmouth, N.H., The Music Hall
March 6 – Wallingford, Conn., Toyota Presents The Oakdale Theatre
March 7 – Wilkes-Barre, Pa., F.M. Kirby Center For Perf. Arts
March 10 – Buffalo, N.Y., UB Center For The Arts Mainstage
March 11 – Wilmington, Del., Grand Opera House
March 12 – Port Chester, N.Y., The Capitol Theatre
March 14 – New York, N.Y., Beacon Theatre
April 6 – West Palm Beach, Fla., Dreyfoos Hall
April 8 – Tallahassee, Fla., Ruby Diamond Auditorium
April 9 – Clearwater, Fla., Capitol Theatre
April 10 – Clearwater, Fla., Capitol Theatre
April 12 – Melbourne, Fla., King Center For Performing Arts
April 13 – Jacksonville, Fla., Jacoby Symphony Hall
April 14 – Miami, Fla., Knight Concert Hall
April 16 – Sarasota, Fla., Van Wezel Perf. Arts Hall
April 17 – Fort Myers, Fla., Barbara B. Mann Perf. Arts Hall
April 19 – Atlanta, Ga., Symphony Hall – Woodruff Arts Ctr.
April 20 – Birmingham, Ala., Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center
April 21 – Nashville, Tenn., Ryman Auditorium
April 23 – North Charleston, S.C., North Charleston Perf. Arts Center
April 24 – Raleigh, N.C., Duke Energy Center For The Performing Arts
April 25 – Greenville, S.C., Peace Center Concert Hall
May 11 – Edmonton, Alb., Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
May 12 – Kelowna, British Columbia, Prospera Place
May 13 – Vancouver, British Columbia, Orpheum
May 15 – Calgary, Alberta, Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
May 16 – Saskatoon, Saskatoon, TCU Place
May 17 – Regina, Saskatchewan, Conexus Arts Centre
May 19 – Winnipeg, Manitoba, Centennial Concert Hall
May 20 – Thunder Bay, Ontario, Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
May 22 – Toronto, Ontario, Massey Hall
May 23 – Toronto, Ontario, Massey Hall
May 24 – Hamilton, Ontario, Hamilton Place
May 26 – London, Ontario, Budweiser Gardens
May 27 – Kitchener, Ontario, Centre In The Square
May 29 – Montreal, Quebec, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier
May 30 – Windsor, Ontario, Caesars Windsor “The Colosseum”
May 31 – Ottawa, Ontario, National Arts Centre
June 19 – Rochester, N.Y., Kodak Hall At Eastman Theatre (Rochester International Jazz Festival)
June 21 – Lenox, Mass., Koussevitzky Music Shed @ Tanglewood
July 18 – Cohasset, Mass., South Shore Music Circus
July 19 – Hyannis, Mass., Cape Cod Melody Tent
July 21 – Binghamton, N.Y., Anderson Center For The Perf. Arts
July 23 – Pittsburgh, Pa., Heinz Hall For The Performing Arts
July 24 – Philadelphia, Pa., Mann Center for Performing Arts
July 27 – Knoxville, Tenn., Tennessee Theatre
July 28 – Louisville, Ky., Whitney Hall
July 30 – Kettering, Ohio, Fraze Pavilion For The Perf. Arts
July 31 – Rochester, Mich., Meadow Brook Music Festival
Aug. 4 – Toledo, Ohio, Stranahan Theater
Aug. 5 – Indianapolis, Ind., Clowes Memorial Hall
Aug. 7 – Minneapolis, Minn., The Orpheum Theatre
Aug. 8 – Milwaukee, Wis., Riverside Theatre
Aug. 9 – Highland Park, Ill., Ravinia Festival At Ravinia Park
Aug. 12 – Morrison, Colo., Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Aug. 14 – Park City, Utah, Newpark Amphitheater
Aug. 15 – Reno, Nev., Grand Sierra Resort & Casino
Aug. 16 – Oakland, Calif., Fox Theater
Aug. 18 – Santa Rosa, Calif., Wells Fargo Center For The Arts
Aug. 19 – Saratoga, Calif., The Mountain Winery
Aug. 21 – Phoenix, Ariz., Symphony Hall
Aug. 22 – Indio, Calif., Fantasy Springs Resort Casino & Special Events Ctr.
Aug. 23 – Temecula, Calif., Pechanga Resort & Casino
Aug. 24 – San Diego, Calif., Humphrey’s Concerts By The Bay
Aug. 28 – Los Angeles, Calif., Hollywood Bowl
Aug. 29 – Los Angeles, Calif., Hollywood Bowl
Aug. 30 – Santa Barbara, Calif., Santa Barbara Bowl
Sept. 28 – Birmingham, England,  Symphony Hall
Sept. 30 – London, England, Royal Albert Hall
Oct. 1 – London, England, Royal Albert Hall
Oct. 3 – Lyon, France  Amphitheatre
Oct. 4 – Dusseldorf, Germany, Mitsubishi Electric Halle
Oct. 5 – Hamburg, Germany, Congress Center Hamburg
Oct. 7 – Stuttgart, Germany, Kultur und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle
Oct. 8 – Frankfurt, Germany, Alte Oper Frankfurt
Oct. 9 – Rotterdam, Netherlands, De Doelen
Oct. 11 – Brussels, Belgium, Bozar
Oct. 14 – Paris, France, Olympia
Oct. 15 – Paris, France, Olympia
Oct. 16 – Zurich, Switzerland, Hallenstadion Zurich
Oct. 18 – Munich, Germany, Philharmonie
Oct. 19 – Berlin, Germany, Tempodrom
Oct. 27 – Istanbul, Turkey, Zorlu Center PAC

Appearing with symphony orchestras May 11, 13, 15, 22-29, 31, July 23-24, Aug. 12, 14, 16 & 28-29.

Presales for several new dates are going on now with general onsales launching Jan. 23-24.  Visit DianaKrall.com for more information.