Colescott Rubin Tickets

Colescott Rubin is a dynamic jazz artist and vaudeville provocateur whose stagecraft blends New Orleans-rooted jazz with circus-era whimsy. A Berklee College of Music graduate and Presidential Scholar, he has performed with renowned artists such as Esperanza Spalding, John Legend, Patrice Rushen, and Catherine Russell. An American Idol 2024 contestant, Rubin brings a contemporary edge to classic jazz forms, infusing unicycle feats and physical theater into performances. His work often nods to pre-1926 recording aesthetics, offering a nostalgic yet fresh live experience.

From intimate clubs to large venues, Colescott Rubin's shows celebrate musicianship, storytelling, and a touch of vaudeville magic. Whether you’re a longtime jazz aficionado or curious about cross-genre performance, you’ll find his live show engaging, energetic, and distinctly entertaining. Secure your seats and catch Rubin on tour—we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access.

Upcoming tours bring Rubin Brothers into new spaces. In May 2025, the Rubin Brothers Vaudeville Show makes its theatrical debut at the Voorhees Theater in Brooklyn, NY. From June 2025 onward, Colescott Rubin is affiliated with Faneuil Hall as the official Rubin Brothers act in Boston. Follow Colescott Rubin across social platforms for real-time updates and exclusive content, and explore his discography, including the latest releases that blend brass-band energy with vintage jazz textures.

• Discography highlights (latest first): Rubin Brothers Brass Band In Boston (2025); Colescott Meets Phil Wilson (2024); Colescott & His Red Hots In New York (2024); Rubin Brothers EP (2023).
• Upcoming dates include May 2025 theatrical debut in Brooklyn and ongoing shows in Boston through mid-2025 and beyond.
• Social links keep you connected: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Spotify at @colescottrubin.

For more information, bios, and tour updates, explore Colescott Rubin’s official channels and venue pages. We’re here to help you secure seats to memorable jazz, circus, and trumpet-driven performances.