Mike Dawes Red Bank tickets

Get Your Mike Dawes Tickets in Red Bank: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Mike Dawes fans, Are you ready for Red Bank? on Friday, October 23rd 2026 Mike Dawes will be playing at The Vogel at the Count Basie Center for the Arts, NJ. Score your Mike Dawes tickets Red Bank right here. Get ready for an evening that promises to be nothing short of extraordinary when Mike Dawes takes the stage in New York . Known for his groundbreaking fingerstyle guitar, Dawes has a way of turning what seems like simple strings into a tapestry of sound that can make your jaw drop. He’s the kind of artist who blends influences from Beck’s experimental vibes to Clapton’s soulful blues, all while weaving in his own unique mix of orchestral, folk, and modern sounds. Watching him perform is like witnessing a master class in innovation, and honestly, you might catch yourself thinking wow, I’ve never heard guitar played quite like this before. Plus, the vibe that night? Expect a mix of energy, emotion, and maybe a little bit of surprise, he’s always evolving. And if you’re into sharing those moments, the event’s got some cool perks like exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes access. So, grab your tickets, tell your friends, and get ready to be blown away by a night that’s sure to leave you buzzing long after the last note fades out.

Mike Dawes Concert Live at The Vogel at the Count Basie Center for the Arts | Red Bank – October 23rd, 2026

Iridium Jazz Club is one of those legendary spots in New York where the vibe just hits differently. Known for its incredible visual setup that really amps up the live music experience, it’s a place where jazz fans can feel immersed from the moment they step in. Over the years, it’s hosted some pretty iconic moments, remember Les Paul’s legendary residency in the 90s? Yeah, that’s right, guitar god Les Paul played here for years, turning the club into a real haven for jazz and guitar aficionados. The venue also loves celebrating jazz history with tribute nights dedicated to influential composers, making each visit feel like a little history lesson wrapped in a night of live music. The energetic atmosphere is perfect for catching up with friends at the high-top tables, which are great spots for catching announcements or just soaking in the scene. Plus, it’s super easy to find, just a walk south from the New York Historical Society, turn left on 51st, or hop on the A, C, or E trains to 42nd Street and walk a couple of blocks. For anyone into Mike Dawes or just jazz in general, catching a show at Iridium during his New York run is an absolute must, these nights tend to be unforgettable.