Diana Krall is an internationally acclaimed jazz singer, songwriter, and pianist, whose eight albums debuted at the top of the Billboard Jazz Charts. Her career includes two Grammy® Awards, ten Juno® Awards, and numerous gold and platinum certifications. Born in Canada, she began playing piano at an early age and developed her passion for jazz under the guidance of her father. After studying at the Berklee College of Music and working with jazz greats such as Ray Brown, she launched her career with albums like Stepping Out and Only Trust Your Heart.

She achieved international breakthrough in 1999 with When I Look in Your Eyes, which spent 52 weeks at number one on the jazz charts, won Grammy Awards, and went platinum. This was followed by successful releases including The Look of Love, Turn Up The Quiet, and her collaboration with Tony Bennett, Love Is Here to Stay. Her latest album, This Dream Of You, honors her 25-year collaboration with producer Tommy LiPuma.

Krall's unique artistry transcends any single musical style and has made her one of the most recognizable artists of our time.  As The New York Times recently noted Krall possesses, “A voice at once cool and sultry, wielded with a rhythmic sophistication.”