Things are looking bright for classical crossover giant Sarah Brightman. The singer is gearing up for the release of her 15th studio album Hymn and subsequent world tour, Live Nation announced today.
Following the November 9 release of Hymn, Brightman’s 15th studio effort and first since 2013, the acclaimed soprano soloist will embark on a massive global tour. A staggering 125 shows across five continents are on the agenda for the decorated singer/actress, though dates have only been released for North and South American performances for now. She’ll commence the trek November 24 with a stretch of Brazilian shows before visiting Peru, Uruguay, Argentina, Puerto Rico and Mexico to keep her busy through January.
Brightman will pick up right where she left off and start a two-month North American run in Baltimore on January 30. From there, she’ll headline an additional 30 cities, including Dallas, Boston, Denver, Seattle, Phoenix and Orlando. Early stops in Montreal and Toronto plus a concluding gig in Vancouver mark the lone Canadian dates on the itinerary.
The tour will have plenty of sparkle thanks to Brightman’s partnership with world renowned crystal brand Swarovski. Brightman is said to don a rotating closet of ornate, custom-made costumes and tiaras featuring Swarovski’s precious stones during each performance. Fans in attendance can also take home their own dazzling piece with the tour’s official merchandise line incorporating Swarovski crystals as a result of the lucrative partnership.
See full list of tour dates below and find Sarah Brightman tickets here.
Hymn: Sarah Brightman in Concert Tour Dates
South America, Mexico, and Puerto Rico
Nov. 24 – São Paolo, Brazil – Espaco das Americas
Nov. 25 – São Paolo, Brazil – Espaco das Americas
Nov. 27 – Brasilia, Brazil – Ulysses Guimarães Convention Center
Nov. 29 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Vivo Rio
Dec. 1 – Curitiba, Brazil – Teatro Guaira
Dec. 4 – Lima, Peru – Gran Teatro Nacional
Dec. 6 – Montevideo, Uruguay – Antel Arena
Dec. 8 – Buenos Aires, Argentina – Teatro Colon
Dec. 10 – Buenos Aires, Argentina – Teatro Colon
Jan. 17 – San Juan, Puerto Rico – Coliseo de Puerto Rico
Jan. 19 – Monterrey, Mexico – Arena Monterrey
Jan. 22 – Guadalajara, Mexico – Auditorio Telmex
Jan. 24 – Puebla, Mexico – Auditorio Metropolitano
Jan. 26 – Mexico City, Mexico – Arena Ciudad de Mexico
North America
Jan. 30 – Baltimore, MD – Hippodrome Theatre
Feb. 1 – Mashantucket, CT – Foxwoods Resort Casino
Feb. 2 – Atlantic City, NJ – Tropicana AC
Feb. 3 – Philadelphia, PA – The Met Philadelphia
Feb. 5 – Washington, DC – DAR Constitution Hall
Feb. 6 – New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall
Feb. 7 – Boston, MA – Orpheum Theatre
Feb. 9 – Montreal, QC – Place Bell
Feb. 10 – Toronto, ON – Sony Center
Feb. 12 – Pittsburgh, PA – Benedum Center for the Performing Arts
Feb. 13 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre
Feb. 14 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Theatre
Feb. 16 – Greenville, SC – Bon Secours Wellness Arena
Feb. 17 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
Feb. 19 – St. Petersburg, FL – Mahaffey Theater
Feb. 20 – Hollywood, FL – Hard Rock Live at the Event Center
Feb. 21 – Orlando, FL – Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
Feb. 23 – Dallas, TX – Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House
Feb. 25 – Sugar Land, TX – Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land
Feb. 27 – Phoenix, AZ – Comerica Theatre
Mar. 1 – San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena
Mar. 2 – Anaheim, CA – Honda Center
Mar. 3 – Las Vegas, NV – Smith Center PAC
Mar. 5 – Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre
Mar. 7 – Salt Lake City, UT – Abravenal Hall
Mar. 9 – San Francisco, CA – The Masonic
Mar. 10 – Los Angeles, CA – Dolby Theatre
Mar. 13 – San Jose, CA – City National Civic
Mar. 15 – Portland, OR – Keller Auditorium
Mar. 16 – Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre
Mar. 18 – Vancouver, BC – Queen Elizabeth Theatre