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Herb Alpert Tickets

Herb Alpert

Jazz music has been around since the early 1900s, when it developed in New Orleans, Louisiana.New Orleans lends its melting pot appeal and unique flavor to style, which incorporates a variety of instruments including clarinets, drums, saxophones, trombones, and trumpets. One of the most famous American jazz musicians was Louis Armstrong, and some popular contemporary jazz musicians include Kenny G. and Herb Alpert.

Blues got its name from its extensive use of blue notes that are common across both jazz and blues music. Blues emerged in the latter parts of the 19th century in African American communities in the southern United States. At first developing amongst agricultural workers, blues music eventually spread north and contributed to the creation of other genres such as rhythm and blues. Like jazz, blues music incorporates clarinets, drums, saxophones, trombones, trumpets, and other instruments along with vocals. Modern blues artists include Etta James, B.B. King, and Taj Mahal. To find the best seats to an upcoming Herb Alpert concert, get your tickets from TicketNetwork today!

Herb Alpert Concerts

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11.12.2024 07:30

Chattanooga

USA

Robert Kirk Walker Theatre

11.12.2024 07:30

$64.00-$351.00

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13.12.2024 08:00

Atlanta

USA

Buckhead Theatre

13.12.2024 08:00

$73.01-$499.00

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14.12.2024 07:30

Metairie

USA

Jefferson Performing Arts Center

14.12.2024 07:30

$56.50-$193.00

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15.12.2024 07:30

Houston

USA

Cullen Performance Hall

15.12.2024 07:30

$91.00-$238.00

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11.02.2025 07:30

Fort Lauderdale

USA

Parker Playhouse

11.02.2025 07:30

$64.81-$304.50

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12.02.2025 07:30

Sarasota

USA

Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall

12.02.2025 07:30

$75.99-$375.00

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13.02.2025 07:30

Orlando

USA

Dr. Phillips Center - Steinmetz Hall

13.02.2025 07:30

$64.00-$129.00

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15.02.2025 07:30

Augusta

USA

Miller Theater - GA

15.02.2025 07:30

$85.00-$450.00

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16.02.2025 07:30

Lexington

USA

Lexington Opera House

16.02.2025 07:30

$73.17-$960.00

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25.03.2025 07:00

Detroit

USA

Jack White Theater at Masonic Temple

25.03.2025 07:00

$81.65-$323.00

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26.03.2025 07:30

Akron

USA

Goodyear Theater

26.03.2025 07:30

$64.00-$1250.00

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28.03.2025 07:30

Buffalo

USA

PAC at Buffalo State College

28.03.2025 07:30

$82.00-$296.00

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31.03.2025 08:00

New York

USA

Rose Theater at Lincoln Center

31.03.2025 08:00

$0.00-$0.00

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Artist Info

One of the most successful instrumental performers in pop history, trumpeter Herb Alpert was also one of the entertainment industry's shrewdest businessmen: A&M, the label he co-founded with partner Jerry Moss, ranks among the most prosperous artist-owned companies ever established. Born March 31, 1935 in Los Angeles, Alpert began playing the trumpet at the age of eight. After serving in the Army, he attempted to forge an acting career, but soon returned to music, recording under the name Dore Alpert for RCA.
With Lou Adler, Alpert co-wrote a number of Sam Cooke's most enduring hits, including "Wonderful World" and "Only Sixteen." Under the name Dante & the Evergreens, he and Adler also recorded a cover of the Hollywood Argyles' "Alley Oop"; additionally, Alpert produced tracks for the surf duo Jan & Dean. In 1962, he teamed with Moss to found A&M Records, scoring a Top Ten hit with the single "The Lonely Bull."
From its humble origins as a company run out of Alpert's garage, A&M grew to become the world's biggest independent label; among its greatest successes were the Carpenters, Cat Stevens, Joe Cocker, and Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66. Nevertheless, Alpert and his backing unit, the Tijuana Brass, remained the label's flagship act: on the strength of the hit "A Taste of Honey," his 1965 LP Whipped Cream and Other Delights topped the charts, popularizing his Latin-influenced style (dubbed "Ameriachi"). The follow-up, 1965's Going Places, also hit number one, launching the hit "Spanish Flea."
After 1966's What Now My Love -- his most popular effort, remaining at number one for nine weeks -- Alpert continued to dominate the charts with records including 1966's S.R.O. and the following year's Sounds Like and Herb Alpert's Ninth. In 1968, he scored his first number one single by taking a rare vocal turn on a rendition of Burt Bacharach's "This Guy's in Love with You." The album Beat of the Brass followed the hit to the top of the charts, becoming Alpert's fifth and final number one LP.
Released in 1969, Warm was the first of Alpert's 11 albums not to crack the Top 20; by 1971's Summertime, his commercial fates had fallen to the point where he no longer reached the Top 100. As A&M continued to thrive, he moved his primary focus from music to industry, although he regularly recorded throughout the early '70s; 1974's You Smile, the Song Begins was his most successful outing in several years, but subsequent releases like 1975's Coney Island and 1976's Just You and Me met with greater chart resistance.
In 1979, Alpert staged a major comeback with Rise; not only did the album reach the Top Ten, but the title track topped the singles charts and became the biggest hit of his career. The follow-up, 1980's Beyond, was a Top 40 success, but subsequent efforts like 1982's Fandango and 1985's Wild Romance fared poorly. In 1987, Alpert enjoyed another renaissance with the album Keep Your Eye on Me; the lead single "Diamonds" hit the Top Five and featured a guest vocal from Janet Jackson, one of A&M's towering successes of the late '80s.
Alpert continued recording throughout the '90s, producing work like 1991's North on South Street, 1992's Midnight Sun, and 1997's Passion Dance. After selling A&M to PolyGram in 1990 for a sum in excess of $500 million, he and Moss founded a new label, Almo Sounds, in 1994; among the imprint's hit artists was the group Garbage. His own albums, including 1997's Passion Dance and 1999's Colors, were also released on the label. Alpert also tackled other forms of media, exhibiting his abstract expressionist paintings and co-producing a number of Broadway successes, including Angels in America and Jelly's Last Jam. He also established The Herb Alpert Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to establishing educational, arts, and environmental programs for children.
In 2007, Alpert and his wife, former Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 vocalist Lani Hall, began touring regularly and recording together, releasing 2009's Anything Goes and 2011's I Feel You. The albums found the duo touching upon various aspects of their careers, including jazz standards, Brazilian and Latin music, pop songs, and reworkings of classic hits. He was awarded the National Medal of Arts by President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama in 2012.
In 2013, Alpert and Hall released the third of these albums, Steppin' Out, which also featured keyboardist Jeff Lorber; the album won a Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental album in January of 2014. Alpert's electronic-infused In the Mood followed that September. In 2015, he returned with yet another stylistically varied collection of originals and cover songs, Come Fly with Me.

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