The 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is here, and we've got all of the details on how to get tickets.
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The 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival starts this week, and the official lineup is a can't-miss experience. The Rolling Stones are among the many performers slated to play, making it one of the most highly-anticipated stops on the festival circuit this spring. With the festival just around the corner, we've put together everything you need to know about how to buy New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival tickets, including who's playing what day and how to find tickets to sold-out dates.
First established in the '70s, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has become a staple of the music scene for both Louisiana and the country as a whole. The Rolling Stones were originally slated to play five years ago but had to reschedule. They intended to play again a few years ago, but the entire festival was canceled, so their upcoming headlining performance has been a long time in the making. This year's festival will also bring Vampire Weekend, Hozier, and Neil Young Crazy Horse to the stage, among many others.
Whether you're looking to spend a few days at the festival or just hoping to see Mick Jagger perform, we've got you covered. Here's our breakdown of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival schedule, purchasing details, and original and resale ticket prices. You can also peruse StubHub and Vivid Seats at your leisure.
The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival will take place over two weeks, April 25-28 and May 2-5. Single-day tickets are available, in addition to multi-day ticket packages. Below, you'll find the cheapest starting prices listed on StubHub and Vivid Seats at the time of writing.
| Date | StubHub | Vivid Seats |
| April 25 (1-day) | $115 | $114 |
| April 26 (1-day) | $92 | $115 |
| April 27 (1-day) | $92 | $115 |
| April 28 (1-day) | $124 | $111 |
| April 25-28 (4-day) | $201 | $416 |
| May 2 (1-day) | $250 | $247 |
| May 3 (1-day) | $174 | $88 |
| May 4 (1-day) | $164 | $90 |
| May 5 (1-day) | $92 | $90 |
| May 3-5 (3-day) | $187 | $334 |
| May 2-5 (4-day) | $416 | $535 |
Tickets to the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival are sold through AXS. Some tickets, like the May 2 single-day tickets and some multi-day packages, have sold out. Tickets and packages for every day are available through resale vendors like StubHub and Vivid Seats.
Original single-day tickets range in price from $85 (for the "Early Bird Ticket," which was available until February 19) to $225 (for the "Rolling Stones & More" single-day ticket on May 2). Original multi-day packages start from $240 (for a 3-day package on the second week that excludes May 2 performances).
There are several VIP ticket tiers like the GA+ 4-day, the Big Chief VIP, the Grand Marshall VIP, and the Krewe of Jazz Fest. Original VIP packages are still available for the festival's first week, but original VIP packages are sold out for the second week. VIP packages for all dates are still available on StubHub and Vivid Seats.
StubHub's cheapest single-day tickets start at $92 on April 26, April 27, and May 5. Vivid Seats' cheapest single-day ticket listings start at $88 on May 3. Four-day listings for the first week start at $201 on StubHub and $416 on Vivid Seats. Three-day listings for the second week start at $187 on StubHub and $334 on Vivid Seats. Four-day listings, which include the coveted May 2 tickets, start at $416 on StubHub and $535 on Vivid Seats.
The 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has an impressive lineup. The first week includes performances from The Beach Boys (April 25), The Killers (April 26), Jon Batiste (April 26), Christ Stapleton (April 27), Vampire Weekend (April 27), and Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals (April 28), among others.
The second week features performances from The Rolling Stones (May 2), Foo Fighters (May 3), Hozier (May 3), Neil Young & Crazy Horse (May 4), Greta Van Fleet (May 4), Queen Latifah (May 4), Bonnie Raitt (May 5), and Earth, Wind & Fire (May 5), among others.
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