January 2009: "Lucky" music video released (duet with Colbie Caillat)

January 31, 2009: Saturday Night Live appearance:
performs "I'm Yours" and "Lucky" with Colbie Caillat

February 2009: "I'm Yours" reaches the #1 spot on all four adult pop radio formats (Mainstream Adult Contemporary, Hot Adult Contemporary, Top 40 and Triple A radio)

February 8, 2009: Jason is a presenter at the 51st Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles; Nominated for three Grammys: Best Male Pop Vocal Performance and Song of the Year (I'm Yours), Best engineered album (non-classical)

Jason didn't win a Grammy but he wrote his acceptance speech in his journal

February 10, 2009: Performs "Lucky" on The Ellen Degeneres Show with Colbie Caillat

2009 Concert Dates

February 10: Russo Benefit, House of Blues, San Diego, CA (acoustic set)
Article: Benefit Concert for Unwritten Law Frontman Raises $49,000 After Tragic House Fire

Feb. 12: Kingston, RI, Ryan Center
Feb. 16: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
Feb. 17: Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL
Feb. 21: Olympic Hall, Seoul, Korea
Feb. 23-24: Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Feb. 25: Namba Hall, Osaka, Japan
Feb. 28: Taiwan University, Tapei, Taiwan

Mar. 2: Star Hall, Hong Kong, China
Mar. 4: Stadium Negara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mar. 5: Indoor Stadium, Singapore, Singapore
Mar. 6, Mar. 7: Java Jazz Festival, Jakarta, Indonesia
Mar. 10: Circolo degli artisti, Rome, Italy
Mar. 12: Capitol, Hannover, Germany
Mar. 13: Maimarkt Club, Mannheim, Germany
Mar. 14: Olympia, Paris, France
Mar. 16: Grand Rex, Paris, France
Mar. 17: Le Bikini, Toulouse, France
Mar. 19: Campo Pequeno, Lisbon, Portugal
Mar. 20: Coliseum, Porto, Portugal
Mar. 21: Joy Slava, madrid, Spain
Mar. 23: Razzmatazz, Barcelona, Spain
Mar. 25: La Carriere, Nantes, France
Mar. 26: Den Atelier, Luxemburg
Mar. 27: Haus Auensee, Leipzig, Germany
Mar. 29: Transbordeur, Lyon, France
Mar. 30: X-Tra, Zurich, Switzerland
Mar. 31: Zenith, Lille, France

Apr. 1: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
Apr. 3: Academy, Manchester, UK
Apr. 4, Apr. 5: Hammersmith Apollo, London, UK
Apr. 7: Academy, Birmingham, UK
Performs new song "Never Too Late"

Apr. 9: Academy, Dublin, Ireland
April 13: Byron Bay Bluesfest Byron Bay, Australia
"MAKE IT MINE" single released


April 14: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Center, Brisbane, Australia
April 15: Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
Later that night, Jason Mraz performed secret show with Bushwalla at The Basement in Sydney

April 17: Music in the Park, Adelaide, Australia
April 18: West Coast Blues and Roots Festival Fremantle, Australia

April 19: Jason appears on Rove TV show in Australia/New Zealand

April 20: Palais Theatre, Melbourne, Australia
April 21: Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
Apr. 25: Vanderbilt Stadium, Nashville, TN (opening for Dave Matthews)
Jason runs 13 miles in the Country Music 1/2 Marathon

Apr. 26: Univ. of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
Apr. 28: Alltel Arena, Little Rock, AK
Apr. 29: Spirit Bank Events Center, Tulsa, OK

May 1: Crawfish Boil, Birmingham, AL
May 2: Assembly Hall, Champaign, IL
May 3: Alliant Energy Center Memorial Coliseum, Madison, WI
May 5: Westfair Amphitheater, Council Bluffs, IA
May 6: Starlight Theater, Kansas City, KS
May 8: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV (opening for Dave Matthews) May 9: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV (opening for Dave Matthews)

May 9: Midnight show at The Pearl Concert Theater, Las Vegas, NV (with James Morrison) Special guests: Justin Kredible and Bushwalla; Jason performed duets with James Morrison ("Details in the Fabric") and surprise guest, Colbie Caillat ("Lucky"); and at the end of the night, Jason threw his hat out into the audience!

May 20: Jason Mraz performs "I'm Yours" on American Idol Season Finale with Top 13 Idols
Article: Jason Mraz turns over a new leaf on American Idol performance

May 21: Debuts "What Would Love Do" (written for the documentary May I Be Frank) at The Grateful Mind and Body Health Collective in San Francisco

End of May/early June: Vacation in Costa Rica

June 7: Jason Mraz is the guest DJ for the Los Angeles radio station, The Sound
Find out what songs he played

June 13: Jason Mraz and friends spotted in Oceanside, CA filming video footage to show on upcoming tour

June 18: Jason Mraz receives 2009 Hal David Starlight Award at Songwriters Hall of Fame 40th Anniversary Gala at New York's Marriott Marquis Hotel. Rob Thomas presents the award to Jason joking: "I hate you. You've ruined the curve for everybody. You're kind of young, and you're cute and you're just too talented and I think you should stop."

When accepting the award, Mraz said, "I thought that songwriting either makes you spiritual or a crazy person, and if it's not doing either one of those things then you're doing it wrong. I'm honored to feel like I'm doing it right." He then sang an inspired version of "I'm Yours."

Read article and see photo slideshow: Jason Mraz, Daughry, Gavin DeGraw, Bon Jovi, and Tom Jones attend Songwrtier's Hall of Fame Gala

June 22: Debut of music video for Spanish version of "Lucky" called "Suerte" with Mexican pop singer, Ximena Sarinana


Article: Jason Mraz interviewed by CNN; announces South American tour

Scheduled Concert Dates

June 20: GoldCoast Oceanfest, Croyde, UK
June 22: Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway
June 23: Falkoner Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark
Celebrity Birthdays: Jason Mraz turns 32

June 25: Jason Mraz performs "I'm Yours" on UK's popular GMTV morning show

June 26-27: Glastonbury Festival, UK
June 29-30: Zenith, Paris, France
June 30: Secret midnight acoustic show at La Bellevilloise, Paris, France

July 2: Westerpark, Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 3:Werchter Festival, Werchter, Belgium
July 4: Beauregard Festival Herouville-Saint-Clair, France
July 6: Freilichtbhne Killesberg, Stuttgart, Germany

Free download of Official "Make It Mine" video released

July 7: Zelt Music Festival, Freiburg, Germany
July 8: Palais de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco
July 9: Antic Arena, Nimes, France
July 11: T in the Park, Balado, Scotland
July 12: Oxegen Festival, Dublin, Ireland

July 14: New digital EP released: "Yours Truly: The I'm Yours Collection" featuring four versions of Jason Mraz's hit song "I'm Yours": the original demo, the album version, a live version recorded in Tokyo featuring Japanese band Kimaguren, and a 'Bass over Babylon' remix

July 14: Jason Mraz performs 'I'm Yours' and 'Suerte' on Spanish TV (Video)

July 15: Pueblo Espanol, Barcelona, Spain
July 16: La Riviera, Madrid, Spain

July 17: Mraz appears on ABC's Nightline discussing favorite music playlist

July 18: Mares Vivas Festival, Oporto, Portugal
Colbie Caillat joins Jason onstage for "Lucky"

July 20: Jason Mraz Behind the Scenes Tour Webisodes starts on AOL;
Go to our VIDEO section for more info on this 13-part series

July 22: Jason Mraz gets new tattoo "Be Love" on his right forearm at LA Ink by Kat Von D

July 24: Hersheypark stadium, Hershey, PA (opening for Dave Matthews)

Gratitude Cafe Tour with opening acts G. Love & Special Sauce, K'naan and Bushwalla

July 25: Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD
July 27: Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, Atlanta, GA
July 28: Uptown Amphitheatre, Charlotte, NC - rained out, had to be moved next door to the Fillmore where only 2,000 out of the 4,000 people could fit.
Rescheduled for September 10. Read Concert review

July 29: Cary's Booth Amphitheatre, Cary, NC
July 31: Mohegan Sun Arena, Hartford, CT

Jason Mraz makes list of Top Farmers Under 40

August 1: Osheaga Music and Arts Festival, Montreal, QC
August 2: CMAC, Canandaigua, NY
August 4-5: B of A Pavilion, Boston, MA
August 7: Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh, NY
Concert Review: New York Times

August 7: Jason Mraz performs on the Today Show during Summer 2009 NBC's Today Concert Series at NYC Rockefeller Center
Sings "I'm Yours", "The Remedy" and "Make It Mine" (below)