Jeff Golub Tickets

Jeff Golub’s journey began in rural Ohio before he honed his craft at Berklee College of Music. After relocating to New York City in 1980, he quickly established himself as a versatile guitarist capable of crossing genres. He led Avenue Blue during the Bluemoon/Atlantic era, crafting a sound that blended blues-rock energy with jazz-sensible melodies. As a solo artist, Golub released albums that charted on NAC and Smooth Jazz, with Nightlife reaching the top spot on NAC/Smooth Jazz Albums charts. His approach emphasized expressive guitar tones, crisp phrasing, and a keen sense of groove, making him a sought-after collaborator and session musician.

Golub’s career includes eight years as Rod Stewart’s lead guitarist, a role that brought him to stages around the world and into the studio with other luminaries like Billy Squier, Tina Turner, Vanessa Williams, and Peter Wolf. Hits like Cut the Cake (Do It Again) and Ain’t No Woman (Like the One I Got) found success on NAC charts, while Dangerous Curves spent 12 weeks in the Billboard Contemporary Jazz top 20, and Do It Again peaked at #8 on the same chart. In 2015, the posthumous Vault project showcased collaborations with notable artists such as Dave Koz and Kirk Whalum, released by eOne. Golub’s official site, jeffgolub.com, remains the central hub for discography, news, and legacy updates.

As a memorial and tribute presence in the jazz and guitar communities, Jeff Golub's live appearances vary by year with posthumous or commemorative events. For the latest, check official channels and venue calendars. If a show is announced, you’ll see it listed here with venue details and secure seating options.