Tour Dates 2019
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Tour Dates 2020
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| MARCH 2020 | ||
| March 14th – 15th CANCELLED | Napa Valley, CA | Blue Note Jazz Festival |
| March 19 CANCELLED – PENDING NEW DATE | Irvine, CA | Irvine Barclay Theatre |
| March 28th CANCELLED | Arlington, TX | Arlington Music Hall |
| March 29th CANCELLED | Grand Junction, CO | Avalon Theater |
| APRIL 2020 | ||
| April 3rd – 4th | Las Vegas, NV | Smith Center |
| April 17th | Austin, TX | One World Theatre |
| April 18th | Miami, FL | Pinecrest Gardens |
| April 20th – 21st | Davidson, NC | Duke Family Performance Hall |
| April 28th – May 1st | Dominican Republic | Solo Performance |
| MAY 2020 | ||
| May 6th – 10th | New York, NY | Bluenote NYC |
| May 23rd – | Salt Lake City, UT | Capitol Theatrre |
| JUNE 2020 | ||
| June 11th – 14th | Washington, D.C. | Blues Alley |
| JULY 2020 | ||
| July 4th – 7th | London, UK | London, UK |
| July 9th | Stuttgard, Germany | Stuttgard, Germany |
| July 15th | St. Mortiz, Switzerland | St. Mortiz, Switzerland |
| July 17th | Toulon, France | Toulon, France |
| July 19th | Dripro, Ukraine | Dripro, Ukraine |
| AUGUST 2020 | ||
| August 19th | Grand Junction, CO | Avalon Theatre (changed from April) |
| August 20th | Vail, CO | Vail |
| August 21st | Arlington, TX | Arlington Music Hall (changed from April) |
| August 22nd | Austin, TX | One World Theater (changed from April) |
| August 28th – 30th | Puerto Rico | Puerto Rico |
| SEPTEMBER 2020 | ||
| September 5th – 6th | Napa, CA | BlueNote Jazz Club |
| September 15th – 25th | Asia Tour | Asia Tour |
| OCTOBER 2020 | ||
| NOVEMBER 2020 | ||
| November 8th | Santa Monica, CA | Broad Theater |
| November 14th | Pinecrest, FL | Pinecrest Gardens |
| November 20th – 21st | Boston, MA | Scullers |
| DECEMBER 2020 | ||
| December 3rd – 6th | Washington, D.C. | Blues Alley |
| December 12th | Hampton, VA | TBD |
| December 22nd | Los Angeles, CA | Disney Hall |
“Born into poverty in Cuba and held back by his government, he risked everything to share his gifts with the world. In the decades since, this astonishing trumpeter, pianist and composer has inspired audiences in every corner of the world and awakened a new generation of great performers. He remains one of the best ever to play.”
–Barack Obama
(presenting Arturo Sandoval
The Presidential Medal of Freedom)