As part of Carnegie Hall’s 2014-15 season lineup, announced earlier today, Audra McDonald will give a concert in Stern Auditorium on December 12, 2014. A regular guest of the Hall, Audra has been heard on Carnegie’s stages 17 times, including as part of its 120th anniversary gala with the New York Philharmonic and a 2002 concert staging of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel with Hugh Jackman. Of her last appearance in 2011, the New York Times wrote: “She is a one-of-a-kind musical super-talent…Her soprano voice is stronger than ever, its mighty middle range a daunting power tool.”

Audra McDonald’s Library of Congress concert, which was cancelled in October 2013 because of the government shutdown, has been rescheduled for February 1, 2014. Tickets from the previous date will be honored on February 1. The following week, Audra will celebrate Valentine’s Day a few days early with a special reading of Shakespeare’s “Venus and Adonis” with husband Will Swenson at New York’s Public Theater on February 10. Click here for a full schedule of upcoming appearances.

Following her appearance in NBC’s hit production of The Sound of Music Live! last month, Audra McDonald makes her way to the west coast this January for concerts at Stanford’s Bing Concert Hall (Jan 17) and Sonoma State University’s Green Music Center (Jan 18). The performance in Stanford is part of Bing Concert Hall’s inaugural season, and her debut at Sonoma’s Green Music Center is being celebrated with an LGBT mixer titled “A Night OUT at Weill Hall.”

After a performance at the Hanover Theater in Worcester, MA (Feb 22) and a rescheduled appearance at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach, FL  (Feb 26), the Fresno-native returns to California for a special benefit concert at Visalia’s L. J. Williams Theater (Feb 28) to support Hands in the Community, a local charity that provides crisis and short-term referral services for families, children, and low-income individuals.

In each of these cities, the Grammy Award-winning singer will perform songs from her recent solo recording, Go Back Home, as well as other personal favorites.

Click here for a full list of upcoming tour dates.