Melissa Errico Launches First-Ever Official Online Store, Announces CD + Limited-Edition Vinyl Of I Can Dream, Can’t I?

Acclaimed 2026 Album Available for Pre-Order Today on CD and Limited-Edition Light Blue 2-LP Gatefold Vinyl Direct-to-Fan Release October 9; Wide Retail Release November 6 ‘Melissa Errico: I Can Dream, Can't I?’ Hits Landmark on Main Street October 9 with Patrick McEnroe

September 9, 2026 — Today, Tony Award®-nominated Broadway actress, singer, recording artist and author Melissa Errico launches her online store, bringing together her acclaimed recording catalog and exclusive merchandise in one destination at shop.melissaerrico.com.

Coinciding with today’s launch, Errico has announced the first-ever physical editions of her acclaimed 2026 album I Can Dream, Can’t I?, available for pre-order now on CD and limited-edition light blue 2-LP gatefold vinyl. Both formats will be released direct-to-fan through Errico’s official store on October 9, ahead of a wide retail release on November 6.

The CD edition features a 16-page booklet, while the vinyl edition arrives as a 2-LP gatefold package pressed on light blue vinyl. Members of Errico’s fan community, The Colony, will also have exclusive access to a limited number of signed CD and vinyl editions through the new store.

The store brings together physical editions from across Errico’s recording career, including:

• I Can Dream, Can’t I? — CD and 2-LP gatefold light blue vinyl
• Sondheim in the City — CD and 2-LP
• Sondheim Sublime — CD
• Out of the Dark: The Film Noir Project — CD and LP
• Legrand Affair: Deluxe Edition — 2-CD and 2-LP
• Lullabies & Wildflowers — CD
• Melissa Errico Vintage Hotel Keychains

Additional merchandise and releases will be added to the store over time.

Released in January, I Can Dream, Can’t I? continues Errico’s singular exploration of the Great American Songbook, bringing the dramatic storytelling of her Broadway career and the intimacy of a jazz singer to songs of romance, longing, conversation and imagination. The album has earned acclaim for Errico’s interpretive depth and musicianship, with Neon Jazz declaring, “Melissa is one of the most powerful and expressive voices shaping today’s jazz landscape.”

The new physical editions arrive amid a banner international run for Errico. After making her sold-out London concert hall debut at Cadogan Hall with Sondheim in the City last summer, she returned to London this year for a sold-out debut at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, earning standing ovations at both performances. Playbill reported an “enthusiastic standing ovation” at Ronnie Scott’s, while critic Mark Shenton hailed the performance as “an afternoon of sheer ecstasy, connection and exquisite musicianship.” Edward Seckerson called it “a privilege, a masterclass in the art that conceals art,” and Gramophone’s Jonathan Whiting described the afternoon as “a whirlwind of emotion and magic.”

On October 9, alongside the direct-to-fan release of the physical editions of I Can Dream, Can’t I?, Errico will bring ‘Melissa Errico: I Can Dream, Can't I?’ to the Jeanne Rimsky Theater at Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington, NY. The 8 PM show will feature Broadway and Great American Songbook standards, stories from Errico’s life and a special appearance by her husband, tennis pro and ESPN analyst Patrick McEnroe, continuing a year of performances in the U.S. and abroad. Purchase tickets here.

Throughout her career, Errico has forged particularly celebrated relationships with the music of Stephen Sondheim and Michel Legrand, pairing the dramatic instincts of a Broadway leading lady with the intimacy and musical freedom of jazz. Her recordings include Sondheim Sublime and Sondheim in the City, as well as Legrand Affair, created in collaboration with Legrand himself. Those recordings now sit alongside I Can Dream, Can’t I? in a single official destination for fans and collectors.

Pre-order I Can Dream, Can’t I? and visit Melissa Errico’s new official store

beginning September 9 at shop.melissaerrico.com.

ABOUT MELISSA ERRICO

Melissa Errico is a Tony Award®-nominated Broadway actress, singer, recording artist, and author whose career bridges theater, jazz, and the Great American Songbook. Known for starring roles in My Fair Lady, High Society, Anna Karenina, Dracula, and Les Misérables, she has since become an internationally acclaimed concert artist, performing at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Montreal Jazz Festival, London’s Cadogan Hall, Paris’ Le Bal Blomet, and, most recently, a sold-out debut at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club. Celebrated as one of today’s foremost interpreters of Stephen Sondheim and Michel Legrand, Errico’s recordings include Sondheim Sublime, hailed by The Wall Street Journal as “the best all-Sondheim album ever recorded,” and Legrand Affair, created through her longtime collaboration with Legrand. Her new album, I Can Dream, Can’t I? finds Errico and pianist Tedd Firth reimagining songs by Frank Loesser, Cy Coleman, Duke Ellington, Rodgers & Hart, Jerome Kern, Joni Mitchell, and more. Beyond the stage, Errico has contributed to The New York Times since 2016, where her writings on the performer’s life appear under the rubric “Scenes From An Acting Life,” which she is developing into a book. As The New York Times put it, “Any chance to hear Melissa Errico sing is a chance worth taking.”  She lives in New York with her husband, tennis executive and broadcaster Patrick McEnroe, and their three daughters. 

Follow Melissa Errico

Website | Instagram | Facebook | TikTok

For more information, contact Shore Fire Media: MelissaErricoPR@ShoreFire.com