Floyd Taylor Tickets

Floyd Taylor is a distinguished Chicago blues vocalist and guitarist, carrying a family legacy as the son of the late soul and blues icon Johnnie Taylor. Born January 25, 1954, in Chicago, IL, Floyd has built a steady career that spans multiple eras of the blues, from the classic Malaco sound to his own CDS-era projects. Known for his rich vocal tone and storytelling lyricism, Taylor has earned recognition within the blues community, including being named the Chicago Blues Society's Entertainer of the Year in 1998. Below you’ll find a concise biography, a highlight reel of his discography, and up-to-date information about his upcoming tour dates. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket options when you’re ready to see Floyd live.

Whether you’re exploring his influential recordings or planning to catch him on stage at a festival or club, this page provides context on where Floyd Taylor fits into the Chicago blues scene and how his music has evolved across decades. Think of us as your trusted connection for accessible ticket buying—like a friend in the business who can help secure your seats with ease.

Floyd Taylor’s career highlights include his Malaco-era releases Legacy (2002), No Doubt (2005), and You Still Got It (2007), followed by the CDS-era album All of Me (2010). His 2014 Artia Records release Shut Um' Down showcases his continued command of blues storytelling and vocal presence. He has performed at major blues stages such as the Chicago Blues Festival (Petrillo Music Shell) in 2012 and the Sunflower River Blues & Gospel Festival in 2003, further cementing his place in the Midwest blues circuit. While social media activity isn’t heavily focused, you can find his music on SoundCloud and catalog listings on Apple Music and iHeart, making it easy to explore his catalog and melodies before catching a live show.

Ready to experience Floyd Taylor live? Check upcoming tour dates and secure your seats—we’ve got you. If you’re researching the artist, this page provides a clear biographical timeline, discography highlights, and genuine concert information to help you plan your blues-filled experience in Chicago and beyond.