Multi-Grammy Award Winner Jason Mraz Announces First UK & European Tour In Six Years
“STILL YOURS” RUNS SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2025
Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning artist Jason Mraz today announced his first UK & European tour in six years. Unlike his last run on the continent, “Still Yours” sees Mraz performing solo acoustic shows in intimate venues, something he hasn’t done in the region since 2017.
All dates, except the first two (in Madrid and Barcelona), are on-sale this Friday at 10 AM local time. A full list of dates is included below.
The 21 shows will be an evening with Mraz, candidly sharing stories behind his most famous hits as well as introducing new songs. Fellow San Diego troubadour Gregory Page will join Mraz as a special guest on the second leg of the tour beginning September 29 in Paris.
The trek will see Mraz returning to key places from his career: "I'm Yours" first took off after an overwhelming audience response to Mraz’s performance of the then-unreleased song at a festival in Sweden; a video of an early rendition of "I Won't Give Up" at a house concert in the Netherlands went viral in 2011; and the city of Prague served as the backdrop for the video of his iconic, GRAMMY Award-winning hit, “Lucky.”
Mraz’s most recent new album, 2023’s Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride, featured the single “I Feel Like Dancing.” For the album, Mraz reunited with producer Martin Terefe, who helmed 2008’s We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. In honor of that album’s 15th anniversary in 2023, Mraz released a deluxe edition featuring previously unheard demos, an unreleased song, and other rarities.
JASON MRAZ: “STILL YOURS”
2025 UK & EUROPEAN TOUR
All dates on-sale Friday, December 6 except *
Special guest Gregory Page supports September 29 - October 13
SEPTEMBER
14 – Madrid, Spain – La Riviera* (on-sale Thursday, December 5)
15 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau de la Música* (on-sale Thursday, December 5)
17 – Zurich, Switzerland – Volkshaus
18 – Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle F
19 – Berlin, Germany – Admiralspalast
21 – Copenhagen, Denmark – DR Koncerthuset
22 – Stockholm, Sweden – Göta Lejon
23 – Oslo, Norway – Sentrum Scene
25 – Prague, Czech Republic – Congress Centre
27 – Luxembourg City, Luxembourg – den Atelier
28 – Dusseldorf, Germany – Mitsubishi Electric Halle
29 – Paris, France – Folies Bergère
OCTOBER
1 – Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Paradiso
2 – Antwerp, Belgium – De Roma
4 – London, United Kingdom – The Palladium
5 – Manchester, United Kingdom – Bridgewater Hall
7 – Birmingham, United Kingdom – Symphony Hall
8 – Bristol, United Kingdom – Beacon
10 – Edinburgh, United Kingdom – Queen’s Hall
11 – Glasgow, United Kingdom – Queen Margaret Union
13 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Olympia Theatre