The Amy Winehouse Band will take its celebration of her catalog across North America in 2027, with Dale Davis leading the musicians and Beth Morris handling vocals.
Amy Winehouse’s original musicians are bringing Back to Black back to the stage through a new North American tour. The run begins March 30, 2027, at RiverCenter for the Performing Arts in Columbus, Georgia, where the venue’s own calendar lists the concert for 7:30 p.m.
Quatro Entertainment and Senbla announced the tour on October 27, with more than 20 cities on the itinerary. The announcement identifies Beth Morris as the vocalist, joining Winehouse’s longtime musical director and bassist, Dale Davis, rather than presenting the production as a new Winehouse recording.
The program includes Back to Black in full, plus other songs from her catalog. Nathan Allen on drums, Hawi Gondwe on guitar, Frank Walden on tenor saxophone and Henry Collins on trumpet are among the announced players, giving the show a direct connection to the musicians who worked with Winehouse.
The live dates form a separate anniversary celebration from the Back to Black archival release. Winehouse’s original official video for the title track, included below, offers context for the music being revisited; it is not footage of Morris or the forthcoming tour.
Individual venues are already confirming their stops. The Lerner Theatre lists an April 28 performance in Elkhart, Indiana, while State Theatre New Jersey has May 7 in New Brunswick on its calendar, with an 8 p.m. start.
The band’s official description also notes that equipped venues use on-screen visuals and archival footage alongside the performances. For listeners considering a date, the central distinction is the people onstage: this is a live celebration led by Winehouse’s former musical director and original collaborators, with a new vocalist carrying the songs.
































