Horace Alexander Young Tickets

Horace Alexander Young is a distinguished jazz performer, composer, arranger, and educator whose career spans decades of performance, recording, and teaching. Born November 4, 1954 in Houston, Texas, he has become a trusted name in contemporary jazz circles for his expressive saxophone voice, mastery of the flute, and his thoughtful approach to arrangement and education. We’ve got you covered with upcoming tour info, notable recordings, and a look back at a remarkable career.

Whether you’re in Houston, Santa Fe, or beyond, secure your seats early to experience Horace Alexander Young’s powerful live performances and meaningful contributions to jazz education.

Beyond performing, Young has held influential teaching roles at multiple universities and colleges, shaping new generations of jazz artists. His leadership and artistry were recognized in 2024 with a Silver Medal from the Global Music Awards for The Voice of Brubeck, Vol. 1 (Song of Hope and Peace), where he contributed arrangements and performance across tracks. The upcoming The Voice of Brubeck, Vol. 2 (Themes and Explorations) continues his work as a vocalist and jazz flutist. Follow his official social channels for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes insights: Instagram Instagram, Facebook Facebook.

Upcoming appearances in 2025 include performances in Houston at Moores Opera House and the University of Houston, a stop at Miller Outdoor Theatre, and a Santa Fe engagement as part of local concert histories. Check our listings for the most current show details and secure your seats with confidence—you’ve got a guy who can get you great tickets.