
FEB
23Paula Cole at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center (February 23, 2019)
Venue: Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center (Gardiner, ME, US) Find tickets
Venue: Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center (Gardiner, ME, US) Find tickets
MAR
07Madeleine Peyroux and Paula Cole at Birchmere (March 7, 2019)
Venue: Birchmere (Alexandria, VA, US) Find tickets
Venue: Birchmere (Alexandria, VA, US) Find tickets
MAR
09Paula Cole and Madeleine Peyroux at North Shore Center for the Performing Arts (March 9, 2019)
Venue: North Shore Center for the Performing Arts (Skokie, IL, US) Find tickets
Venue: North Shore Center for the Performing Arts (Skokie, IL, US) Find tickets
MAR
23Paula Cole at Janesville Performing Arts Center (March 23, 2019)
Venue: Janesville Performing Arts Center (Janesville, WI, US) Find tickets
Venue: Janesville Performing Arts Center (Janesville, WI, US) Find tickets
MAR
31Melissa Etheridge Cruise III Melissa Etheridge Cruise III 2019
Venue: Norwegian Pearl (Tampa, FL, US) Find tickets
Venue: Norwegian Pearl (Tampa, FL, US) Find tickets
APR
13Paula Cole at Carriage House Theater, Montalvo Arts Center (April 13, 2019)
Venue: Carriage House Theater, Montalvo Arts Center (Saratoga, CA, US) Find tickets
Venue: Carriage House Theater, Montalvo Arts Center (Saratoga, CA, US) Find tickets




2019 TOUR DATES
posted for February, March and April! Tickets at paulacole.com for my concerts and the special @etheridgecruise
Looking forward to the music and reunion with you! As always I’m grateful, thank you🙏🏽. Also thank you @merrifairy for this beautiful photograph and for seeing me. This is 1997. #throwback



Dear ones, 2019 is the 25th anniversary of ‘Harbinger’ and the 20th anniversary of ‘Amen.’ I’ll be performing songs from these two albums as well as other favorites on the dates listed. As always tickets on my site. Hope to see all you beautiful people there—
Feb 22 Greenfield , MA @hawksandreed
Feb 23rd Gardiner, ME @johnsonhall1864
March 7th Alexandria, VA @thebirchmere
March 8th Skokie, IL @northshorecenterskokie
March 23rd Janesville, WI #janesvilleperformingartscenter









Last night’s benefit for @the_cabot honoring Bessie Smith was quite simply a spiritual experience for me. Bessie’s music continues to heal and embolden us 100 years after its creation. I’m still honored and touched by the support of @officialmeshell, @terrilynecarrington , @nonahendryx, @ValerieSimpson, @shemekia.copeland, @domflemons , @doylebramhall2 , and @thewesternden. Thank you to all in attendance for the experience, it was once in a lifetime good.



Thank you JimSullivanInk for your lovely, lively article in The Boston Globe for our show this coming Tuesday December 4th at The Cabot in Beverly, Massachusetts. We honor Bessie Smith and fundraise for our community theater, one of the last standing American silent theaters. Thank you everyone for keeping music alive.


Happy Thanksgiving from my family to you and yours. Incredibly grateful for my community, YOU. Wishing everyone health, happiness, safety, freedom, love. I will see you on the road 2019-2020 as we celebrate some important anniversaries for Harbinger, Amen, and the NEW ALBUM. Please stay tuned for announcements! From my heart to yours, I wish you joy! Paula🙏🏽


My final, full concerts for 2018 are homecomings, in Massachusetts: The Center For Arts Natick (TCAN) and Cotuit Center for the Arts Dec 15 and 16. Please come join me! Tickets are at this link below, paulacole.com under 'tour'. Love you all and wishing everyone everything wonderful. Always, Paula.
http://www.paulacole.co/

When The Cabot opened, Bessie Smith was 22 years old. We are celebrating a local theater as it achieves its Centennial birthday, honoring an Empress. Bessie was a survivor, too, a liberated woman. I believe it's important we look to music that was popular at the time of the birth of The Cabot, and who better than Bessie, a heroine to so many. As difficult as you may find life sometimes, imagine how it was for Bessie. Then listen to her sing those fascinating, rich lyrics that speak of such joy, such depth, such humor, irreverence and redemption. Listen to her voice - a time capsule to an era of strong blues shouters - and therein lies passion and grit. Bessie calls it like it is and makes you laugh, too. Hers was a time of great matriarchs in music (Ma Rainey, Billie Holiday). Bessie remains profoundly influential, running in the musical veins of anyone with a heartbeat, and from the greatest of artists, from Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin, Queen Latifah, to those present at this concert, Nona hendryx, Terri Lyne Carrington, Valerie Simpson, Shemekia Copeland, Doyle Bramhall II, Meshell Ndegeocello. Now more than ever, it's important we know our history. Even while Bessie suffered blistering segregation and racism, her band musicians were often diverse. And such is music, a unifier, a healer of hearts, of society. Let's gather in celebration for this gorgeous little theater, let's help The Cabot achieve its financial goals to renovate itself to remain an iconic, lasting venue for generations to come. The Cabot has been nourishing our community for 100 years! Let's step back in time in this former silent theater, let's enter the musical speakeasy of an incredible book of songs, and celebrate our lives today with the legacy passed to us by a goddess.



