Brian Charette Trio Tickets

Brian Charette is a celebrated Hammond organist and pianist whose long, award-winning career has placed him among jazz’s bright lights. Recognized as a DownBeat Rising Star in 2014 and winner of the Hot House Jazz Award for Best Organist in 2015, Charette’s work spans intimate organ trio settings to larger sextets and electronic-infused projects. He blends traditional organ-trio swing with funk, soul, and modern textures, delivering music that’s both rooted in jazz history and forward-looking in sound.

On stage, the Brian Charette Trio typically features a classic organ-led frontline with guitar and drums, delivering swinging melodies, bluesy lines, and groove-driven improvisation. His discography, marked by consistency and evolution, showcases a fearless approach to genre and ensemble size.

As a performer, Charette’s career highlights include multiple acclaimed albums and high-profile festival appearances. He maintains an active touring schedule across the United States, bringing his energetic live show to clubs and festival stages alike. For fans and newcomers alike, he offers a direct line to high-quality jazz that’s approachable, intricate, and deeply musical.

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Upcoming tour dates are listed below as standalone events. Secure your seats early to experience Charette’s dynamic organ and trio textures live. Whether you’re in New York, Los Angeles, Washington, DC, or elsewhere, you’ll find a captivating set that blends jazz tradition with contemporary electricity. If you’re planning a visit to a venue, check the address and seating options for the best experience—our team is here to help you lock in tickets smoothly.

Discography highlights include Jackpot (2022, Cellar Live), Power from the Air (2021, SteepleChase), Like the Sun (2020, Dim Mak), and earlier cornerstone releases Alphabet City, Good Tipper, Square One, and Once & Future. Jackpot reached JazzWeek’s top spots and helped bring Charette’s modern organ jazz into broader conversation.