2023-24 SEASON

Live at Lucille’s brings the tradition of exciting and innovative PBS music programming right here to East Tennessee. Featuring acclaimed jazz artists performing in an intimate setting, these shows will be taped in front of a live audience.

VENUE

Live at Lucille's will be taped at the brand new, state of the art Regas Square Events, located at 333 W. Depot Avenue in downtown Knoxville.

PRICING

  • Series package: 4 concerts for $162, a 10% savings over single ticket pricing.

  • Subscribers to the KJO Big Band Series receive an additional $10 off their order.

  • Note: A box office fee of $3.50 per ticket will be added to each order.

AVAILABILITY

  • Subscriptions begin July 31.

  • KJO Big Band subscribers may purchase subscriptions to Live at Lucille’s beginning July 24th when they call to renew their Big Band tickets.

  • If seats are still available after the subscription period ends, single event tickets will go on sale Monday, August 28. Because seating is limited, purchasing a series package now is the only way to ensure a seat.

HOW TO ORDER

To order tickets to a single event, click on a picture below and follow the link to “purchase tickets to this show.”

To order series tickets by phone: Call 865-684-1200 ext 2
To order series tickets in person: Visit the box office at 224 Clinch Avenue, 37902. (on the north side of the Tennessee Theatre).

The box office is open Monday-Friday from 10am-5pm for in-person orders and 10am-3pm for phone orders.

Want to see what you’ve been missing? For broadcast schedules and online links to earlier episodes, click here.

The Story

Long time Knoxville residents fondly remember Lucille's Jazz Club in the Old City. The club was in operation throughout the 1990s and played host to local, regional and national talent. When the club closed in 2001, East Tennessee PBS production manager Chris Smith bought the neon sign that hung in the window at the business' estate sale. He also secured the rights to the name Live at Lucille's in hopes of one day being able to create something that built on that legacy. Now some seventeen years later, his dream is becoming reality.