Ike Stubblefield Tickets

Born in Toledo, Ohio in 1952, Ike Stubblefield began his musical journey in 1968 with Motown Revue acts and quickly established himself as one of the era's leading Hammond B-3 organists. Over a career spanning decades, Ike graced stages with legends like George Benson, B.B. King, Ike & Tina Turner, Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, and the Jerry Garcia Band. He helped shape vibrant organ-centered scenes on both coasts, opening clubs such as The Purple Onion in Vancouver and The Blue Room in Atlanta, before being inducted into the Atlanta Hard Rock Café Hall of Fame in 2005. In 2010, he contributed keys on nine tracks for a Cee Lo Green session and led The Ike Stubblefield Trio on various projects. Ike's discography includes standout records like Righteous! (2014), Lifeboat (2008, with Jimmy Herring), and Let It Burn (2012, Ruthie Foster). His legacy continues to inspire players and fans around the world.

Browse upcoming engagements and listen to his influential recordings. Ike's official presence, SoundCloud uploads, and features across arts and radio platforms keep his memory alive for new generations of fans in cities across the United States and beyond.

Note: Ike Stubblefield passed away on June 20, 2021, in Conyers, Georgia. While there are no 2025 tour dates, his past performances and recordings remain essential touchpoints for fans exploring the Hammond organ lineage. For fans seeking similar live experiences, we’ll help you discover exceptional organ-centered gigs and archival releases that honor Ike’s enduring influence.

Connect with Ike’s official channels for updates and historical insights: official site, SoundCloud, and Arts/Radio features for a deeper dive into his career. Follow these resources to stay connected with the legacy Ike left behind and to discover related artists carrying the tradition forward.