Hampton 70 - A Celebration of Col. Bruce Hampton Tickets

Hampton 70 is a tribute and celebration of Col. Bruce Hampton, a seminal figure in American improvisational music who helped shape jazz fusion, Southern rock, and the jam-band landscape from Atlanta. Though Col. Bruce Hampton (1947–2017) passed away in 2017, his influence lives on through posthumous performances, archival releases, and the many musicians he mentored across decades. This page honors his creative journey, the bands he led, and the enduring community that continues to carry his spirit onto stages around the country.

Whether you’re a long-time fan or exploring the roots of modern improvisational music, Hampton 70 offers context on his extensive career, his role in launching the H.O.R.D.E. touring circuit in the 1990s, and the collaborative energy that defined his work with groups like The Hampton Grease Band and Aquarium Rescue Unit.

Note: There are no official ongoing tours for Hampton as a contemporary touring act. Posthumous tributes feature alumni and all-star collaborations that keep the music alive for fans and new listeners alike. See upcoming events for tribute performances and charity benefits linked to his legacy.

Explore Col. Bruce Hampton’s diverse discography, from early releases like Music to Eat (1971) to later live recordings such as Live at the Vista Room (2017). His projects spanned The Late Bronze Age, Aquarium Rescue Unit, Fiji Mariners, The Codetalkers, and The Madrid Express, reflecting a lifelong devotion to inventive performance and community in the Atlanta and broader Southern music scenes. Learn how his mentorship shaped a generation of players who went on to national fame, and how contemporary tributes continue to honor his contributions.

For fans looking to dive deeper, official channels offer historical context, rare recordings, and updates on archival releases. Engage with the community and secure access to curated performances that celebrate Col. Bruce Hampton’s incomparable improvisational legacy.

Social links and resources are included below to connect with Col. Bruce Hampton’s official platforms and archival pages.