Ernie Fields Jr. Tickets

Ernie Fields Jr. was a premier baritone saxophonist and versatile session musician whose career spanned decades in the music industry. Born on July 29, 1934, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, he followed in the footsteps of his father, Ernie Fields, and carved out his own notable path in jazz, funk, and pop arrangements. He passed away on March 8, 2024, in Pasadena, California, leaving behind a rich legacy as a collaborator, composer, and industry insider who helped shape modern American music.

Known for his powerful tone, musicality, and reliability, Fields Jr. contributed to legendary recordings and performances, from blues to soul to film scores. Beyond performing, he worked as a music contractor for major television competitions, bringing top-tier talent to stages like American Idol, The Voice, and The X Factor. His career also included a memorable didgeridoo moment on American Idol during Crystal Bowersox’s rendition of Come Together in 2010.

On stage and in the studio, Ernie Fields Jr. demonstrated the craftsmanship of a seasoned musician who understood arrangement, leadership, and the human side of show business. His honors include inductions into both the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame (1996) and the Oklahoma Blues Hall of Fame (2022), recognizing his impact on regional and national music scenes.

Upcoming Tour Note: As of 2025, there are no scheduled tour dates following his passing in 2024. This page will be updated with posthumous tributes, reissues, and any curated performances or memorial events. For fans looking to explore similar artists or discover recordings, we keep a curated list of Ernie Fields Jr.-related releases and collaborations to help you plan a meaningful musical experience.

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