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The Lowcountry Jazz Festival – September 4-6

The Lowcountry Jazz Festival returns September 4th through the 6th. See what's headlining and how you can order your tickets ahead of the festival. Photo: Mix 95.9

The Lowcountry Jazz Festival – September 4-6

When
Sep 4th, 2026 - Sep 6th, 2026
All Day
Where
95 Calhoun StreetCharlestonSC29401

The 2026 Lowcountry Jazz Festival
September 4-6 | The Gaillard Center

It’s a Labor Day Weekend Lowcountry music tradition!

Friday, September 4th through Sunday, September 6th, the Charleston Gaillard Center comes alive for the annual Lowcountry Jazz Festival. Already, the Friday, September 4th All White Party is sold-out. However, you can still purchase tickets to the other nights of the festival:

Saturday, September 5th featuring headliner Anthony Hamilton, with opening acts Lakecia Benjamin and Peter White

Sunday, September 6th headlined by Rick Braun and Richard Elliott with Keiko Matsui Jonathan Butler

The Lowcountry Jazz Festival is a celebration of culture, connection, and community impact. Each year, it draws music lovers from across the country while continuing to spotlight the importance of health equity and access to care.

Order your tickets here.

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