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The SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival announced its ticketed lineup for 2024 on Friday.
The festival – which runs from July 4-13 in Saskatoon – will include ticketed shows at Victoria Park, as well as ticketed performances at the Bassment for its Strictly Jazz Series.
“We’re excited to offer a ticketed program that spans several musical genres and features both local and international artists,” Shannon Josdal, the festival’s executive director, said in a statement.
The Victoria Park lineup includes Alexis Normand, Belle Plaine, Audrey Ochoa, Anna Haverstock, Blue Moon Marquee, Jeffery Straker, Laura Anglade, Martin Kerr, Frazey Ford, Alex Cuba, the Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra, Melissa Etheridge & Jewel, Shakey Graves, Johnny Reid and Arturo Sandoval.
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The shows at Victoria Park will once again use a day pass system, which provides full access to shows on the chosen day.
“We had such a great response from festival patrons and the local community about the new festival site in 2023, so we’re looking forward to building upon that and making 2024 a memorable festival experience,” Josdal said.
Presenting our ticketed lineup for the 2024 SaskTel SK Jazz Festival! All passes go on sale Monday, March 11 at 9:00 AM online, and at 12:00 PM in-person or via phone at The Broadway Theatre, our official festival Box Office. For the full lineup, visit https://t.co/zPh5xRF8Dy. pic.twitter.com/yPEjfzjw7v
— SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival (@saskjazz) March 8, 2024
The Strictly Jazz series will include performances by Five Alarm Funk, Benny Green, Avataar, and Lorraine Klaasen.
Ticket sales open on Monday, and passes can be purchased online or through the Broadway Theatre box office.
More details about the 2024 festival will be released in the spring, organizers noted, including the free program which is to be announced April 19.
