Jason Mraz to Play Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in February

The Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts will be the February 15, 2015 stop for Jason Mraz's 'Yes' Tour. Mraz will perform in the Walt Disney Theater in an 8:00 p.m. show with tickets starting at $25.00.

Atlantic recording artist Jason Mraz has announced new U.S. dates on his international tour to celebrate his latest album, "YES!," released earlier this year. The "YES!" tour is a unique itinerary that sees the multi-GRAMMY® Award-winning singer/songwriter performing in an array of intimate venues around the world. Mraz continues to celebrate his fifth studio album choosing to perform at historic venues around the globe, including such historic theatres and concert halls as London's Royal Albert Hall, Paris' Casino de Paris, and Amsterdam's Royal Theatre Carré.

The additional tour dates get underway this February with a month long run of intimate North American shows alongside longtime friends and "YES!" collaborators, Raining Jane. For up-to-the-minute news and information, please log on to jasonmraz.com/tour.

The Multi-Grammy®, Multi-Platinum winning superstar also completed "The Five Boroughs Tour" in September which saw Mraz perform 6 shows in 5 boroughs: Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and Manhattan, a feat previously only accomplished by two other music artists; David Bowie and NYC's own Beastie Boys. Mraz announced "The Five Boroughs Tour" at a special press conference held at the world famous Empire State Building earlier this year. During the same week, Mraz also performed at the 10th annual Clinton Global Citizen Awards, (as part of the Clinton Global Initiative) during the UN General Assembly week.

Mraz recently partnered with the incredible Melodic Caring Project, in which one of his shows was live streamed to children that were unable to be there due to a medical condition. The Melodic Caring Project is a non-profit organization which bridges the gap between music, technology and patients battling serious illness by streaming live personalized concerts to kids and teens in the hospital. Jason dedicated each song to a child at home.