Low Country Jazz Festival Tickets
Lowcountry Jazz Festival Concert Tickets
Light up your weekend with Lowcountry Jazz Festival tickets so that you can hear some of the best jazz legends perform live in concert. Among others, song artists like Dee Lucas and Robert Glasper have played at the festival before. Dee Lucas has been in the jazz music scene since 2004. Since then, he’s released several albums, including Something to Ride 2 (2007), Standing Room Only (2010), and Rebirth of the Smooth (2012). He saw success early on when he was the runner-u pin the 2007 Capital Jazz Festival Competition.
He’s been known to open for some of the top jazz artists out there, including Ronnie Laws, Hugh Masekela, and Peter White. Aside from that, he’s frequently performed at several festivals including The Arizona Jazz Festival, The Jacksonville Jazz Festival, and The Atlanta Jazz Festival. Perhaps his most popular album was Going Deeper (2016), which debuted at No. 30 on the Billboard Jazz Charts. Any jazz music aficionado won’t want to pass up purchasing Lowcountry Jazz Festival tickets while the event is still going on this year. Jazz pianist Robert Glasper first kicked off his music career in 2003.
He had his big break when he released his crossover album Black Radio (2013), which won a Grammy for Best R&B Album. He also won a Grammy for his track “These Walls.” Throughout his career, he’s released around a dozen studio albums and several EPs. His music was also featured in several soundtracks, such as The Photograph: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2020). Besides Dee Lucas and Robert Glasper, other top artists that have performed at the event before include Norman Brown, Brian Simpson, and Gerald Albright.
How much are Low Country Jazz Festival tickets?
- Average Price: $76 per ticket
- Cheap Ticket Options: Tickets start at $22 in the upper levels
- VIP Seating: Premium tickets cost over $110 for the best views
Is Low Country Jazz Festival touring in 2025?
We list tickets as soon as they go on sale, so check back to see when Low Country Jazz Festival adds new 2025 dates.
