Jason Mraz at Landmark Theatre Syracuse | May 31, 2026
If you have not been to the Landmark Theatre for a show recently, the restored 1928 atmospheric theater on South Salina Street is reason enough to make the drive to Syracuse. The room came back in August 2025 after a full restoration, and it is one of the more beautiful places to catch a production in Central New York — 2,908 seats, ornate details overhead, and acoustics that reward a performer who can fill the space with just a guitar and a voice.
Jason Mraz can absolutely fill that space. The two-time Grammy winner — Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for “Make It Mine” and Best Pop Collaboration for “Lucky” with Colbie Caillat, both in 2010 — is bringing his Still Yours 2026 East Coast Tour through Syracuse on Sunday, May 31. The 19-date East Coast run goes from May 12 through June 10, and the Syracuse stop lands in a tight stretch: Port Chester on May 29, Atlantic City on May 30, then the Landmark on the 31st, before the tour pushes toward Boston and Brooklyn to close things out.
The name “Still Yours” is not hard to decode. Mraz’s signature song “I’m Yours” spent 76 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 — a record at the time — and earned Diamond certification from the RIAA. It is the kind of song that turns any room into a singalong, and a 2,908-seat restored theater is exactly the right setting for it. He has released eight studio albums, the most recent being Mystical in 2023, and the Songwriters Hall of Fame inducted him because the catalog backs up the reputation.
Opening the night is Gregory Page, a San Diego-based folk singer-songwriter and longtime Mraz collaborator who has worked alongside Jewel, John Doe, and Steve Poltz. He has released more than 20 albums and is the kind of opener who earns his own round of applause before the headliner even walks out.
Showtime is 7:30 PM. Tickets start at $77. The Landmark is at 362 S. Salina Street in downtown Syracuse — give yourself a few extra minutes on a Sunday night to sort out parking before the show.