Trombone Shorty And Orleans Avenue & Big Boi Tickets
Ravinia Pavilion | Highland Park, Illinois
Trombone Shorty presents a unique concert inspired by the vibrant New Orleans music scene, his homeland.
And he’s teaming up with Orleans Avenue!
Illinois, you are lucky! Because they are making a stop at The Pavilion at Ravinia in Highland Park on June 19, 2024, Wednesday!
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue create a joyful and upbeat bayou sound by fusing jazz, funk, pop, hip hop, and rock music, evoking the tradition of the second line parades of his hometown.
This must-see performance features special guest Big Boi, the half of the renowned hip-hop group OutKast.
Clearly, this is a show you do not want to miss! Head over to The Pavilion and enjoy a night of upbeat music and dance all your worries away!
Before that though, you have to GET YOUR TICKETS HERE! The show is selling out way too fast! Don’t waste any more time and purchase your tickets NOW!
This summer, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, a high-octane band from New Orleans, will embark on a headline tour with iconic Outkast member Big Boi providing support. The run is scheduled to start in June, specifically on June 11 at The Koka Booth Amphitheatre located near Cary, NC. After that, the band will travel to the Northeast for shows in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and Boston on June 13–14. On June 16, the band will perform with Neal Francis at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York. After a break, the band will resume its tour with a booking at Los Angeles' storied Hollywood Bowl on September 4. Before then, on June 18 and 20, the band will reconvene with Big Boi for gigs in Huber Heights, Ohio, and Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
The tour will stop on June 19 at The Pavilion at Ravinia.
Trombone Shorty, the Grammy-winning horn player, infuses everything he plays with a New Orleans flair. He steals the show as he prowls the stage with his band, Orleans Avenue, blending jazz, R&B, and funk into one spectacular performance.
Starting off 2024, Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue joined the third "Getting Funky in Havana" festival, a five-day cultural exchange trip to Cuba honoring the country's long-standing musical connection to New Orleans. Then, Shorty held his annual Shorty Gras celebration at the Krewe de Freret Parade. Shorty and the band will keep the party going strong for three weeks, 14 dates across North America, with guests Nelly, Dumphstafunk, and fellow New Orleans funk group the Soul Rebels. This year's other notable bookings include Bluesapalooza, the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, and the band's much awaited Treme Threauxdown 8, which begins its New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival runs on April 17.
Recently, Trombone Shorty and his childhood buddy Sammy Cyrus collaborated on a unique project called Saint Brass. The pair has released "Mardi Gras Morning," an incredibly happy song that perfectly encapsulates the lively mood of New Orleans, before the Mardi Gras celebrations.
As one half of OutKast and the leading spitter of the Dungeon Family, rapper Big Boi made history. He established the standard for Atlanta hip-hop and, indirectly, for the entire culture. He now arrives at The Pavilion in style and with a unique spirit.
