Rita Wilson
Heartfelt storytelling meets soulful pop and Americana – Rita Wilson celebrates her new album, Sound of a Woman, in a powerful and intimate performance.
The multi-talented musical artist, actor and producer brings her dynamic live show to the EFG London Jazz Festival 2026 for a special night honouring the release of her latest album.
Across five studio albums, Wilson has collaborated with some of music’s most celebrated voices. Her acclaimed Rita Wilson Now & Forever: Duets features icons including Jimmie Allen, Jackson Browne, Elvis Costello, Vince Gill, Josh Groban, Tim McGraw, Willie Nelson, Leslie Odom Jr., Smokey Robinson and Keith Urban. She also teamed up with Latin GRAMMY winner Sebastián Yatra on ‘Til You’re Home’, for the film A Man Called Otto – a song that was shortlisted for an Academy Award. Her songwriting collaborators include Liz Rose, Diane Warren and Dan Wilson.
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14 Nov 2026, 7.45pm
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1 hour and 30 minutes (approx)
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