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Norah Jones staying busy in 2010

By Patrick Luce Jan 11, 2010, 14:25 GMT

Norah has taken a new direction on the The Fall, experimenting with different sounds and a new set of collaborators, including Jacquire King, a noted producer and engineer who has worked with Kings of Leon, Tom Waits and Modest Mouse. Jones enlisted several songwriting collaborators, including Ryan Adams and Okkervil River\'s Will Sheff, as well as her frequent partners Jesse Harris & Richard Julian. Musicians include drummers Joey Waronker (Beck, ...more

Singer/songwriter Norah Jones has planned to stay busy in 2010 with a number of television, radio and online performances in support of her new studio album ‘The Fall.’ Jones has also announced plans for a 36-city U.S. tour to support the album.

The tour kicks off March 5 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and keeps Jones on the road through May.

Jones just broke more than 40 million career sales worldwide, but has no plans to rest on her past success. The singer will be performing on Live! With Regis And Kelly on January 14th, and has an interview and performance at Yahoo Maximum Performance currently available.

On January 12th, Blue Note Records will release the ‘Chasing Pirates Remix’ EP digitally and as 12” vinyl.

The remixes - which were premiered online last month on RCRD LBL, Stereogum, and Artist Direct - include “That’s What I Said (The NYC Remix by Adrock and Mike D),” “Chasing Pirates (Santigold and Snotty Remix),” and “Chasing Pirates (Droogs Remix),” which was created by a remix collective that included Beck.

Upcoming Jones will also be taping performances for Clear Channel Radio Stripped and PBS Soundstage, as well as taking part in the GRAMMY 2010 MusiCares Person Of The Year tribute to Neil Young on January 29 in Los Angeles.

The singer is also nominated for a 2010 GRAMMY Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals for her duet with Willie Nelson on “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” from his album American Classic.

NORAH JONES – 2010 U.S. TOUR DATES:

March 5 — Tulsa, OK — Brady Theater
March 6 — Kansas City, MO — The Midland
March 7 — Omaha, NE — Orpheum
March 9 — Des Moines, IA — Civic Center
March 11 — Akron, OH — E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall
March 12 — Louisville, KY — Whitney Hall
March 13 — Indianapolis, IN — Murat Theatre
March 15 — Madison, WI — Overture Hall
March 17 — St. Paul, MN — The O'Shaughnessy
March 19 — Milwaukee, WI — Riverside Theatre
March 20 — Chicago, IL — Chicago Theatre
March 25 — Boston, MA — Wang Theatre
March 26 — Mashantucket, CT — MGM Foxwoods
March 27 — New York, NY — WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden
March 30 — Baltimore, MD — Lyric Opera House
April 1 — Charlottesville, VA — The Paramount Theater
April 2 — Washington, DC — Warner Theatre
April 3 — Philadelphia, PA — Tower Theatre
April 18 — Seattle, WA — Paramount Theatre
April 19 — Portland, OR — Arlene Schnitzer Hall
April 21 — San Francisco, CA — The Fillmore
April 23 — Los Angeles, CA — Orpheum Theater
April 24 — San Diego, CA — Spreckels Theatre
April 25 — Phoenix, AZ — Dodge Theater
April 28 — Albuquerque, NM — Kiva Auditorium
April 29 — El Paso, TX — Plaza Theatre
May 1 — Austin, TX — Stubb’s Bar-B-Q
May 4 — Dallas, TX — Majestic Theatre
May 5 — Houston, TX — Verizon Wireless Theater
May 6 — Mobile, AL — Saenger Theatre
May 8 — Memphis, TN — Orpheum Theatre
May 9 — Birmingham, AL — Alabama Theatre
May 11 — Asheville, NC — Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
May 12 — Charlotte, NC — Ovens Auditorium
May 14 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium
May 15 — Atlanta, GA — Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre