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The Bad Plus Concert Tickets

Escape into the jazz-blues genre with The Bad Plus tickets from TicketSmarter. Wandering well beyond the realms of most jazz piano trios, The Bad Plus turned their free-form, improvised style to the music of Johnny Cash, David Bowie and Kraftwerk and are known to incorporate thrash metal drumming with bebop grooves with sparse, tinkling lounge room melodies. School friends Reid Anderson and David King grew up playing together in garage bands and first met pianist Ethan Iverson in 1990, but after pursuing their own musical paths finally came together as a full-time trio in New York in 2000. With the ambition to take a rock band, experimental approach to jazz, their eclectic range of influences naturally bonded and, after only three gigs together, they released a self-titled debut album, which included fusion versions of ABBA's 'Knowing Me Knowing You' and Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit'.

Landing a deal with Columbia Records, they continued to pick covers from outside the norm including 'Film' by iconoclastic electronic producer Aphex Twin and 'Iron Man' by metal titans Black Sabbath, but they also started to develop their own adventurous, original material on early albums 'These Are the Vistas' and 'Give'. Despite their sprawling mass of influences from classical masters like Schubert, to rock giants like AC/DC, to bebop pioneer Charlie Parker, a subliminal understanding allowed them to develop a signature sound and wandering, improvised grooves, and 2010s 'Never Stop' was their first album not to feature a cover version.

They went on to serve as artists in residence at Duke University, opened shows for The Pixies and interpreted Stravinsky's orchestral compositions on 'Rite of Spring', before releasing their tenth studio album 'Inevitable Western' in 2014. Iverson left in 2017 to pursue a solo career but they returned the following year with Orrin Evans on piano and signaled a new chapter for the band with the acclaimed album 'Never Stop II' and a revitalized, hybrid sound that fused the post-bop sound of Chick Corea with Radiohead's electronic experiments and Soft Machine's progressive rock rambles. Buy The Bad Plus tickets today and get lost in the music.

How much are The Bad Plus tickets?

On a whole, The Bad Plus ticket prices can be found starting from various ranges as determined by the venue and whether the artist is performing at a festival. Admission for a 1-4 day pass at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival at the New Orleans Fairgrounds can start from around $90 - $430 and VIP options can begin at about $1,950. Choose the level that’s right for you and buy from our site today.

The average price for The Bad Plus tickets is $78.87 for all live performances. Fans can find cheap The Bad Plus tour tickets for the low price of $39.29, while the most you can expect to pay is $196.43 per ticket.

When do The Bad Plus tickets go on sale?

The date and time that The Bad Plus concert tickets go on sale will vary. Once a tour is announced, you can typically buy admission from us right away. Very often, we have tickets available in advance of a public sale and a pre-sale code is not required.

Grab your The Bad Plus tickets today to see this jazz star's next show on February 16th, 2025 at 8:00pm at the The Sinclair Music Hall at 50 Church Street, Cambridge, MA. With only 44 tickets still available, you'll want to order soon. Find affordable The Bad Plus concert tickets starting at $39.29. Or experience the concert in style with a VIP The Bad Plus ticket for $91.85.

The Bad Plus Tour Dates & Concert Schedule

Don’t be surprised to find The Bad Plus playing at intimate jazz clubs and appearing on the lineup of festivals such as the Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis, Tennessee and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in Louisiana. Other popular performance platforms include the Birdland Jazz Club in New York City and the Chicago Blues Festival in Illinois. The Bad Plus tour dates will typically feature an array of gigs at a variety of venues and events.

Show after show, the artist brings a signature style and smooth vibe that sounds superior to any stage. The The Bad Plus concert schedule generally boasts a plethora of options. So, make plans to be in the audience!