Joni Mitchell

'Joni’s Jazz' is here. A truly personal collection curated by Joni Mitchell that celebrates the genre’s profound impact on her work. Available on 8LP, 4CD and digitally, the set features 61 tracks and showcases Mitchell’s collaborations with jazz luminaries like Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Jaco Pastorius, Charles Mingus, and more. Box sets also include rare photos, original artwork, and a limited-edition Gift With Purchase Joni Mitchell Archives fine art print (while supplies last). Get your copy today: jm.lnk.to/JonisJazz

“Once again Joni displays her imagination and dexterity with words. Her poetry has maintained its mystic though airy feeling which her voice enhances.” - Dave Hirschberg on ‘Clouds,’ released on this day in 1969. Happy anniversary to Joni’s second studio album 💙

“[Joni’s] melodies ramble freely, and often beautifully, on and on.” - Juan Rodriguez on Joni’s performance at Paul Sauvé Arena in Montreal in April 1974. Photo by Michael Wheatley

On this day in 1991, Joni appeared on VH1-To-1, where she discussed the similarities between her art and her music.

Ahead of the trends. Joni pictured with her crochet beret in April 1968. Photos by Doug Griffin

On April 24, 1983, Joni returned to London after nine years for a two hour set at Wembley Arena, later broadcast on BBC’s Old Grey Whistle Test.

A little silliness during an interview with BBC 1 Radio for their program “Saturday Live,” recorded on this day in 1983. Photo by Laurie Lewis

“Don't it always seem to go That you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone?” Celebrating Earth Day with a ride on a “Big Yellow Taxi,” performed live at the BBC Television Centre in 1970.

In April 1974, Joni sold out two nights at the New Victoria Theatre in London, with her second performance being recorded for Old Grey Whistle Test.

“Her songs go back to roots … They talk of more innocent days without bitterness and they leave an optimism that is rare from today's youthful talents.” - Variety Magazine on Joni’s Riverboat run in Toronto, ON in April 1968.

Roses for the Roses. A limited edition LP of ‘For The Roses’ is available for Record Store Day 🌹 The new release features her original cover artwork illustration and a rose-colored disc. Make sure to get yours at participating indie music retailers. #RSD2026 @recordstoreday

Joni on the cover of MOJO!

Throwing it back to Joni’s performance of “Woodstock” the Isle of Wight Festival in honor of the anniversary of ‘Ladies of the Canyon,’ released 56 years ago this month.

When two worlds collide. On this day in 1998, Joni joined Björk on stage for a duet of “What Is This Thing Called Love?” at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles. Photo by Neal Preston

Serving up Joni’s performance of “A Case of You” at the New Victoria Theatre 52 years ago.

Happy birthday to Joni’s longtime friend and collaborator Herbie Hancock💙 Photo by Jim Cooper

26 years ago this month, Joni performed an orchestral rendition of Nat King Cole’s “Answer Me, My Love” on The Rosie O’Donnell Show.

“I would think my creative process is fairly pure. It takes its own course.” - Joni, in conversation with Dimitri Ehrlich for Interview Magazine in April 1991. Photo by Matthew Rolston

Joni mid-performance during her concert at the Miami Civic Auditorium 52 years ago today. What song do you think she’s singing? Photo by Rick Diamond

In April 2000, the All-Star Tribute to Joni Mitchell took place at New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom, where Joni graced the stage for a performance of “Both Sides Now.”

Today marks the anniversary of ‘Ladies of the Canyon’ 💙 Joni’s third studio album chronicles her time living in Laurel Canyon. Revisit the album at the link in bio.