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GRAMMY winner and 2018 NEA Jazz Master Dianne Reeves is jazz’s greatest living vocalist — an artist who embodies the music’s enduring values of elegance, class, and improvisational poise. Her string of GRAMMYs includes an unprecedented three consecutive Best Jazz Vocal Performance awards and another for her contributions to the soundtrack of George Clooney’s film Good Night and Good Luck. She’s a performer with a gift for imbuing any performance space with the intimacy of a living room, and her 2015 Concord Records debut, Beautiful Life, won the GRAMMY for Best Jazz Vocal Album, melding jazz with elements of R&B, pop and Latin music.

Whether putting a personal stamp on lilting Brazilian standards, exploring contemporary fair by Ani DiFranco and Stevie Nicks, interpreting American Songbook classics by the Gershwin, Porter, and Berlin, or breathing fresh life into holiday chestnuts, Dianne Reeves always gets to the heart of a song. More than two generations have passed since jazz stars took on aristocratic titles, otherwise Dianne Reeves would surely be known as The Queen.

Setlist
"What's New" Composed by Bob Haggard
"Social Call" Composed by Gigi Gryce & Jon Hendricks
"Peace" Composed by Horace Silver
"Minuano" Composed by Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays
"My Funny Valentine" Composed by Richard Rogers & Lorenz Hart
"Our Love Is Here To Stay" Composed by George & Ira Gershwin
"Footprints" Composed by Wayne Shorter
"Better Days" Composed by Dianne Reeves & Tony Lorrich

Personel
Dianne Reeves vocals
John Beasley piano/keys
Romero Lubambo guitar
Reuben Rogers bass
Darryl "Munyungo" Jackson percussion
Terreon Gully drums