Pink Martini Concerts Setlist

Pink Martini concerts: setlists, upcoming live shows and concerts, 2026 tour

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Popular songs in setlists

Top 10 most played songs by Pink Martini: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.

Setlist overview

The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:

Next Setlist

Check out and listen to the setlist of the upcoming Concert (Spotify playlist updated after every tour date):

How long is the concert?

Based on the average Setlist, Pink Martini will perform live for about 1:28.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (26% probability):

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  1. Hang On Little Tomato cover U plavu zoru
  2. Cantolopera: Evergreens For Medium Voice, Vol. 1 cover Amado mío (Doris Fisher cover)
  3. Splendor In The Grass cover Splendor in the Grass
  4. Sympathique cover Sympathique
  5. Hang On Little Tomato cover Lilly
  6. no cover ¿Dónde estás, Yolanda? (Manuel Jiménez Rejano cover)
  7. no cover Donde estas Yolanda
  8. Hang On Little Tomato cover Una Notte a Napoli
  9. no cover The Flying Squirrel
  10. Sola Soy cover Sola soy (Edna Vazquez cover)
  11. Hang On Little Tomato cover Let's Never Stop Falling in Love
  12. Reflections cover Pata Pata (Miriam Makeba cover)
  13. The Sound Of Cuba cover Yo te quiero siempre (Ernesto Lecuona cover)
  14. Encore #1

  15. Aquarela Do Brasil cover Brazil (Ary Barroso cover)
  16. Hang On Little Tomato cover Hang on Little Tomato
  17. no cover Bella Ciao

Pink Martini Tour Map 2026

Follow Pink Martini on tour with our interactive Tour Map. Explore the places where the concerts will take and find out where you can catch Pink Martini on tour near you.
57 upcoming concerts, touring across these countries with exciting setlists and live performances: Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, United States, etc.

Pink Martini Biography

Imagine a band born because a political activist thought fundraiser music was too boring - that's how Thomas Lauderdale started Pink Martini in 1994, creating what they lovingly call a "little orchestra" that turns musical genres into a cocktail all its own. When he called up his Harvard classmate China Forbes to join, he probably didn't expect they'd end up performing everywhere from the Cannes Film Festival to Carnegie Hall, but sometimes the best musical recipes come from unexpected ingredients.

Forbes might only speak one language, but she sings in 15! The band's shows feel like a musical passport, whisking you from a Rio carnival to a 1930s French music hall in the blink of an eye. With 10-12 musicians on stage, they're proving American music can be a melting pot of global sounds, serving up classical, Latin, and others.

Their debut album "Sympathique" was so good it had the French nominating them for awards - not bad for a Portland band that started at political fundraisers! They've been globe-trotting ever since, collecting gold records across many countries like some people collect postcards. Whether they're playing with world-class orchestras at the Hollywood Bowl or serenading astronauts on the International Space Station (yes, really!).

The band's evolution has been as colorful as their repertoire. They've performed at the grand opening of Disney Concert Hall, rocked New Year's Eve at the remodeled Museum of Modern Art, and even played the Governor's Ball at the Academy Awards. Each album adds new flavors to their musical cocktail - from the holiday cheer of "Joy to the World" to the cross-cultural celebration of "1969" with Japanese singer Saori Yuki.

They've faced their share of challenges, including the tragic loss of Derek Rieth in 2014, but they've channeled their grief into good through the Derek Rieth Foundation, empowering youth through music and dance. From collaborating with everyone from Rufus Wainwright to the original cast of Sesame Street, to having their songs pop up in shows like "The Sopranos" and "Better Call Saul."

From Portland to Paris, from political fundraisers to the Academy Awards' Governor's Ball, Pink Martini shows that sometimes the best musical cocktails mix genres you never thought would go together. They're not just a band; they're a musical United Nations in evening wear, proving that great music truly is a universal language. With over 2.5 million albums sold worldwide and counting, they're still serving up the perfect musical nightcap for a world thirsty for something different.

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