Ornette Coleman Tickets
Ornette Coleman Concert Tickets
Settle into the smooth sounds and groovy beats with Ornette Coleman tickets. Pulitzer Prize-winning saxophonist Ornette Coleman was a towering influence on modern jazz playing and became one of the pioneers of the so-called free jazz movement in the 1960s. His unorthodox approach to playing with its unusual approach to chord progressions and harmony didn't always find an appreciative audience and in his early years his radical approach was often misunderstood by his less enlightened peers.
Regarded as an iconoclast by some and a genius by others, one of his defining albums was his 1960 release 'Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation'. The album had a polarising effect on listeners; some hardened jazz fans viewed it as a step too far into the unknown whereas others saw it as the dawning of an exciting new era. From these avant-garde beginnings Coleman progressed into more accessible material combining elements of funk, rock and jazz.
During his playing career Coleman continued to push the boundaries of music often experimenting with much younger musicians and adapting material from a wide range of cultural influences. He continued to perform and record right up until he was 80 years old. Coleman died of a heart attack in 2015 aged 85.
Don’t miss the opportunity to hear your favorite hits live at a venue near you! Experience the magic of jazz in real time as Ornette Coleman transports you to a world of rhythm, improvisation, and unforgettable melodies.
How much are Ornette Coleman 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 Ornette Coleman touring in 2025?
We list tickets as soon as they go on sale, so check back to see when Ornette Coleman adds new 2025 dates.
What songs are on Ornette Coleman's setlist?
Ornette Coleman's setlist while performing in Brooklyn , NY at “Prospect Park” included the following songs:
- Ramblin'
- Turnaround
- Question and Answer
- Blues Connotation
- Broadway Blues
- The Sphinx
- Seneca
- Tarkovsky (The Second Stop Is Jupiter)
- 9-11
- Ornette Reverb Quartet
- Sadness
- Peace
- Sleep Talking
- Dancing in Your Head
- Turnaround
- Song X
- Lonely Woman
Source: Setlist.fm
