Diana Krall Tickets

Absolutely stunningly beautiful theater. Convenient parking. Full bar setup in the entry hall. Diana Krall & her bassist & drummer were simply magnificent. It was an incredible evening after driving from East Texas just to attend this concerts

I never thought that Diana Krall would come to Knoxville, TN but she did. The show was scheduled for 7:30 but she wouldn't take the stage until close to 7:45 and she ended by 9:30. Her setlist was fine but there were moments when you couldn't understand what she was saying. She hardly interacted with the audience at all and kind of seemed like she was going through the motions and possibly had been drinking. Her accompanying bass player and drummer were very good. However, on one number either they were out of time with her or she was with them for about 30 seconds. It seemed out of character but stuff happens in live shows. Personally, I would have like to have seen Krall push the boundaries a little more instead of playing it safe but I guess at this stage of her career she's not interested in that so much as collecting a check. The house was only filled about 3/4 full so I doubt she'll be back again

I expected a good show, but it was incredible!! I will not miss her when she comes back to town.

Loved the concert ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Diana is an enchanting performer and her band mates were awesome as well! We thoroughly enjoyed it!

The Tennessee Theater was a great venue for Diana Krall. The concert was outstanding as were the three musicians. The bassist was very expressive and more than the usual background. The drummer created interesting spaces in between the rhythms Diana Krall was just her usual amazing

Sound was fabulous at the Tennessee Theater. Sound guys did great job !!

I love her music. But I don’t want to go out to a show to hear mellow wandering melodies. When she was doing the jazz standards and the American songbook , she was great. She should stop doing the other stuff. It puts us to sleep.

Amazing! What a Concert OMG! Everything was perfect, THANK YOU!

Our first time to the Saenger Theater in Mobile Alabama to see and hear Diana Krall. The theater is a good venue for a jazzy blues like performance. Diana was fantastic and sounded great. The accompaniment of the bass and drums were terrific. Great vibe around the theatre with plenty of places to grab a drink or meal. Parking was very close and easy.

She never fails to entertain —excite—and engage her audience in great JAZZ—

Dianna is without a doubt one of the best, if not the very best, jazz artist in the world. Her seemingly effortless gift of jazz piano and contralto voice is awesome. Two things about her showmanship worth mentioning, in a suggestion to improve, would be for her to wear her long hair back out of her face. We watched mostly the side of her long blond hair hanging down covering her face during the entire concert. Also some of her lyrics were inaudible with her low, raspy voice. She should sing loud enough and enunciate enough so the lyrics, especially for the songs that were unfamiliar, come through to the audience. Otherwise, Five-Star, Classy & Wonderful !!

Diana Krall gave a disappointing and lack luster performance. We took friends to introduce them to Krall and were embarrassed. She didn't pay her biggest hits which is what everyone comes to hear. We all left feeling unfulfilled. We even heard an usher say that she was stoned. That's why I am a former fan.

Recently attended Diana Krall in concert at the Saenger Theatre in Mobile. It was a lovely evening. Not only was her performance enchanting, Diana was personable and funny. If you get the chance to see her, don’t let the opportunity pass you by.

This was the second time for my wife and I to attend a Diana Krall concert (Our previous concert was in the New Orleans Seagner Theater, prior to the pandemic and it was very disappointing), this concert was an improvement over that concert, but we still walked away with the feeling that we had not seen a cohesive show. The playlist seemed to be ad hoc and at one point, she asked the audience what they wanted to hear, which gave the audience Cart Blanche to act like the fools that Mobile is so well known for… “if you give a mouse some cheese, it will ask for a glass of milk” is the maturity level of the audience and the comments from the audience went on to the point of second-hand embarrassment. We sat to the left of the stage and the piano was horizontal to the stage, pointing right and we spent the night looking at the back of her blond hair. We never got the connection with her that makes attending a concert worthwhile. She has a beautiful, smoky-sexy voice that got lost in what felt like the occasional mumbling of the words in her music, causing us to strain to make sense of her lyrics, losing the effect of her wonderful piano playing. When she pulled her hair back and sang as she is capable of, the effect of the music was incredible, everything we expected, but unfortunately it only comprised about 1/3 of the evening. We still love her music and will listen to everything she releases, but will refrain from seeing her in-person again.

She seemed incoherent and overmedicated. Could not remember words to songs and seemed to get lost on the piano. I was expecting an exceptional performance by a talented musician, and instead she seemed like a half-drunk novice attempting to play piano and sing in a small-town bar. Her two accompanying band members were excellent, however, and salvaged her performance. The stars are for them. But overall a waste of money. No longer a fan.

Ms Krall was sublime. A significant proportion of the attendees were behaviorally challenged; loud, disruptive and apparently without a sense of how to act in the presence of others.

Stage was intimate and loved the lighting. Only thing that was troubling was it was hard to see Diana's face while she sang. Her hair obscured her face most of the time. Music was terrific! Didn't appreciate audience yelling song titles at her. Rude.

Diana Krall was amazing! She played the piano and sang for a solid 90 minutes. Such a talented artist. I enjoyed every moment!

I’ve been a fan of Diana’s for years but I was underwhelmed by the performance. Is there something going on personally in her life? We couldn’t hear anything she said - why wasn’t a vocal artist like this amplified better? The piano playing was spectacular, as always, though!!!! But she seemed sleepy, distracted, and unenthused overall. For such expensive tickets, I expected SO much more. She felt like she was “phoning it in” a bit…. Her voice for 90% of it was just “ok”. But her finale song was stunning! (I wish she would have brought that level of energy throughout…) The song choices were mostly sad songs - is her marriage struggling? The genius-level piano playing is the only thing allowing me to give her a 2. We just hope she’s ok on a personal level - and we are definitely still huge fans… but likely will never be attending a live performance again. Which is sad…

It did not appear that Diane Krall did any sound check beforehand. First half of concert, she was too soft, out of tune and forgot lyrics and/or the melody so she had to start songs over frequently and apologized for it. Very disappointing compared to the price of our tickets. If she was not ready to perform again, she should have cancelled her tour.