Jazz / Blues

Black Violin Concerts & Tickets

27 upcoming concerts 26 cities concert tickets from $30

Black Violin
Upcoming concerts
27
Median starting price
$72
Lowest starting price
$30
Cities
26
Cheapest upcoming show Birmingham, AL Oct 18, 2026 Jemison Concert Hall At Alys Robinson Stephens PAC From $30 View event

Tour dates

Showing 25–27 of 27

Cheapest cities to see Black Violin

Lowest starting ticket price by city, cheapest first. Prices are before fees.

Birmingham Birmingham: $30 (1 priced concert) $30 1 priced concert Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale: $32 (1 priced concert) $32 1 priced concert Erie Erie: $51 (1 priced concert) $51 1 priced concert Charleston Charleston: $61 (1 priced concert) $61 1 priced concert Evans Evans: $63 (1 priced concert) $63 1 priced concert Joliet Joliet: $68 (1 priced concert) $68 1 priced concert Atlanta Atlanta: $71 (1 priced concert) $71 1 priced concert Chandler Chandler: $72 (1 priced concert) $72 1 priced concert Fish Creek Fish Creek: $72 (1 priced concert) $72 1 priced concert Detroit Detroit: $79 (1 priced concert) $79 1 priced concert Boston Boston: $83 (1 priced concert) $83 1 priced concert Lansdowne Lansdowne: $89 (1 priced concert) $89 1 priced concert Kent Kent: $106 (1 priced concert) $106 1 priced concert Palm Beach Palm Beach: $236 (2 priced concerts) $236 2 priced concerts Jacksonville Jacksonville: $667 (1 priced concert) $667 1 priced concert
Lowest starting price per city for the cities with the most concerts on this tour.

Where Black Violin plays

  1. Palm Beach, FL 2 concerts
  2. Atlanta, GA 1 concert
  3. Birmingham, AL 1 concert
  4. Boston, MA 1 concert
  5. Chandler, AZ 1 concert
  6. Charleston, SC 1 concert
  7. Detroit, MI 1 concert
  8. Erie, PA 1 concert
  9. Evans, GA 1 concert
  10. Fish Creek, WI 1 concert

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