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Norah Jones - new single Somethin’ Stupid and Visions era keep her in demand

Published on 08/20/2026 at 09:02 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Norah Jones extends her Visions era with the 2026 single Somethin’ Stupid featuring Josh Homme and a live Come Away With Me release, while German fans look back to her 2025 Visions shows in Hamburg and Düsseldorf.

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Norah Jones continues to shape contemporary jazz-pop with a steady flow of new music. In early 2026 she added the single Somethin’ Stupid with Josh Homme and a live version of Come Away With Me, according to Apple Music and Japanese music media reports.

New 2026 singles extend the Visions phase

The most recent studio activity from Norah Jones in 2026 is the duet single Somethin’ Stupid (From Norah Jones is Playing Along Podcast), released digitally on February 6, 2026 on Blue Note/Capitol, as documented by Apple Music and Japanese outlet Musicman.

On April 7, 2026 she followed it with the two-track digital single Come Away With Me (Live from Apple Music Studios), which revisits her signature song in an intimate studio-live setting and is likewise listed with a 2026 release date on Apple Music’s artist discography.

Visions as the current studio benchmark

The current studio centerpiece of Jones’s catalog is the album Visions, released on March 8, 2024 via Blue Note Records, as confirmed by her official site and multiple album announcements.

Visions is described in label and press materials as a vibrant, more upbeat counterpart to 2020’s darker Pick Me Up Off The Floor, with producer and multi-instrumentalist Leon Michels shaping a sound that leans into groove, retro soul colors and succinct song structures.

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The musical core of Norah Jones

Norah Jones emerged in the early 2000s at the intersection of jazz, pop and Americana, and she has maintained that blend across nine solo studio albums, from the piano-driven debut Come Away With Me (2002) to the groove-oriented Visions and her 2026 singles.

Current career status

As of August 20, 2026, Norah Jones has no officially listed future concert date on the major ticketing and live-listing platforms checked, following her 2025 touring cycle that included German shows in Hamburg and Düsseldorf.

Norah Jones at a glance

  • Act: Norah Jones
  • Genre: Jazz-pop, singer-songwriter
  • Origin: New York City, United States
  • Active since: 2000
  • Lineup: Solo
  • Label: Blue Note Records
  • Key works: Come Away With Me (2002), Feels Like Home (2004), Little Broken Hearts (2012), Visions (2024)
  • Current album/single: Somethin’ Stupid (From Norah Jones is Playing Along Podcast), released February 6, 2026; Come Away With Me (Live from Apple Music Studios), released April 7, 2026
  • Charts / certifications: Multiple Grammy Awards and worldwide multi-platinum success for Come Away With Me, with continued catalog streaming driven by the Visions era
  • Next live date: currently no announced live date

Frequently asked questions about Norah Jones

What is the latest release from Norah Jones in 2026?
In 2026 Norah Jones has released the digital duet single Somethin’ Stupid (From Norah Jones is Playing Along Podcast) on February 6 and the two-track single Come Away With Me (Live from Apple Music Studios) on April 7.

What is Norah Jones’s most recent studio album?
Her most recent full-length studio album is Visions, released on March 8, 2024 by Blue Note Records, produced in collaboration with multi-instrumentalist Leon Michels.

When did Norah Jones last play concerts in Germany?
Norah Jones last visited Germany in July 2025 on her Visions tour, with concerts at Stadtpark Open Air in Hamburg and the Mitsubishi Electric HALLE in Düsseldorf, as documented by German and international tour listings.

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