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VH1 PREMIERES NORAH JONES “HAPPY PILLS” VIDEO

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VH1 has premiered the music video for “Happy Pills,” the “cheery, cutting” (USA Today) lead single from Norah Jones‘s forthcoming album Little Broken Hearts, which will be released May 1 by EMI’s Blue Note Records. The “Happy Pills” video—which was directed by Isaiah Seret—is currently featured exclusively on VH1.com, and will make its broadcast premiere this Saturday morning, April 7 on VH1 Top 20 Countdown.

NPR Music All Songs Considered recently featured the song “Say Goodbye” on their weekly podcast. Along with the lovely, melancholy “Travelin’ On,” these three songs hint at the breadth of new sounds that Jones and producer Danger Mouse conjured for Little Broken Hearts.

Jones will also be making a series of TV appearances this May in support of the album release. The Grammy-winning singer will be performing on CBS Late Show With David Letterman (May 2), ABC Good Morning America (May 3), ABC The View (May 7), and The Rachael Ray Show (May 9).

Jones will tour extensively in 2012, performing at a mixture of festivals, amphitheatres and theatres in the U.S. and abroad. Tickets go on sale this week for Jones’s August 12 concert at Harvey’s Outdoor Arena in Lake Tahoe, Nevada (onsale Friday April 6 at 10:00am PT) and her August 18 concert at the Marymoor Amphitheater in Seattle, Washington (onsale Saturday, April 7 at 10:00am PT).

NORAH JONES – 2012 TOUR DATES:
  • May 25 – Olympia Theater – Paris, France
  • May 26 – Alte Opera – Frankfurt, Germany
  • May 28 – Carre Theater – Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • June 1 – Royal Festival Hall – London, United Kingdom
  • June 2 – Royal Festival Hall – London, United Kingdom
  • June 20 – Murat Theater – Indianapolis, Indiana
  • June 22 – Mud Island Amphitheater – Memphis, Tennessee
  • June 23 – Fox Theater – Atlanta, Georgia
  • June 24 – Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, Tennessee
  • June 27 – Wolf Trap – Vienna, Virginia
  • June 28 – Mann Center – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • June 29 – Kodak Hall – Rochester, New York
  • July 1 – Bank of America Pavilion – Boston, Massachusetts
  • July 2 – Oakdale Theatre – Wallingford, Connecticut
  • July 3 – Central Park SummerStage - New York, New York
  • July 6 – Massey Hall – Toronto, Ontario
  • July 7 – Montreal Jazz Festival – Montreal, Quebec
  • July 14 – Lucca Festival – Lucca, Italy
  • July 16 – Neumunster Abbey – Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
  • July 17 – Stadtpark – Hamburg, Germany
  • July 19 – Dalhalla – Rattvik, Sweden
  • July 20 – Moldejazz Festival – Molde, Norway
  • July 22 – Pori Jazz Fest – Pori, Finland
  • August 7 – Santa Barbara Bowl – Santa Barbara, California
  • August 10 – Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, California
  • August 12 – Harvey’s Outdoor Arena – Lake Tahoe, Nevada
  • August 15 – Les Schwab Amphitheater – Bend, Oregon
  • August 17 – Edgefield Winery – Portland, Oregon
  • August 18 – Marymoor Amphitheater – Seattle, Washington
  • August 21 – Red Butte Garden – Salt Lake City, Utah
  • August 23 – Red Rocks – Denver, Colorado

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