Chick Corea Tickets

Chick Corea tickets are selling like hot cakes as a renowned musician hits the road to perform live! Corea is a known jazz pianist, composer and also a keyboard expert. He learned how to play piano when he was only four years old. During the early years of his career he took inspiration from Bud Powell and Horace Silver. The first major gig of Chick was with Cab Calloway.
 
 In 1967, he accompanied singer Sarah Vaughan in a performance that gave him a jumpstart to begin a successful career. In 1968 he went to the studio where he recorded "Now He Sobs" and "Now He Sings" along with the drummer, Roy Haynes and bassist Miroslav Vitous. This record by the trio is now known as a jazz classic. It paved a place for Corea in the jazz genre as a pianist of unique skills. From 1968 to 1970, Chick was also seen on some recordings of Davis like In a Silent Way, Live-Evil, Bitches Brew and Live at the Fillmore East. He was the key player in the superb ensemble of Davis that played in front of 600,000 people in 1970.
 
Chick has been a significant jazzman since 1960s and has been a part of some magnificent musical projects. He holds great passion for music and his thirst for it was never satisfied. He also stands among the very few electric keyboardists who are individually recognized on synthesizers. In addition, Corea has also composed a few jazz standards such as "Spain,"  "Windows" and "La Fiesta". While he was working with Miles Davis as his band member, he took part in the jazz fusion movement. Corea continued to collaborate with different musicians trying new musical styles all through the 80s and 90s. He is also recognized for fundraising and promoting several social issues like eliminating social illiteracy.
 
In the 1970s Chick started working frequently with Gary Burton and recorded a number of duet albums like Crystal Silence. In 2006, they reunited to embark on a concert tour which was a huge success. He came up with a large number of albums which include Tones for Joan's Bones, Now He Sings, Now He Sobs, The Song of Singing, Sundance, The Leprechaun and Inner Space. Most of these records were big hits and won him eighteen Grammy Awards. He has also won several other awards such as 'Best Jazz Instrumental Performance', 'Best Instrumental', 'Best Jazz Instrumental Album' and 'Best Jazz Instrumental Album'. Corea started the new millennium with the release of a couple of solo piano albums.
 
In 2006, Chick formed Super Trio with Steve Gadd the drummer and bassist Christian McBride. In 2007 he recorded The Enchantment along with Bela Fleck. Both of them toured extensively as well. Later, Corea got together with Hiromi Uehera, a pianist from Japan and released a live record Duet (Chick Corea and Hiromi). The duo performed at a concert at Tokyo's Budokan arena, which was highly successful.
 
In 2008, Corea collaborated with John McLaughlin for the very first time after playing in "Bitches Brew" record by Miles Davis. Together they pulled a music band that's lineup consisted of Kenny Garrett, the saxophonist and Vinnie Colaiuta on drums with Christian McBride. Corea has played for a short time with Stan Getz and later formed a melodic Brazilian ensemble Return to Forever with Joe Farrell, Stanley Clarke, Flora Purim and Airto. Chick Corea is a great musician and if you wish to watch him perform live on stage, grab your Chick Corea tickets and don't be left behind to experience all the fun that he will bring along.