The Jazz Room Pittsburgh: Sinatra and Armstrong Tribute Tickets

4.6(217)

Duration: ~60 minutes

Live music: Jazz

Experience: Live music show

Ages: 21+

Format: Indoor

$34.00

In short What to expect

Step into a musical journey from Sinatra's effortless swing style to Armstrong's unforgettable voice and trumpet. Their music comes alive once again in a heartfelt live tribute performance.

The program includes Fly Me To The Moon, My Way, What a Wonderful World, When You're Smiling, and many more.

Experience highlights The experience

A tribute to two jazz legends
Enjoy their most iconic songs, like Fly Me to the Moon and What a Wonderful World, reimagined in a powerful live tribute
Music is meant to be felt
A live show with world-class musicians and powerhouse vocalists that will shake your soul.
The best spots in town
An intimate venue, low light, and sound that fills the room. You won't just hear the music, you'll feel it.
Timeless songs, legendary artists
Don't miss this celebration of two icons whose influence shaped the world of jazz and popular music.

On the day How it works

Arrive a little early
Grab a drink, settle in, and let the evening begin before the first note.
Take your seat
Settle into an intimate venue with low lighting and rich, immersive sound.
Let the music move you
Experience world-class musicians and powerful vocals as jazz comes to life.

Reviews What our guests say

4.6/5

based on 217 reviews

This was a FANTASTIC show!! My husband and I both loved it. Just wish it had lasted longer. 🥰❤️

Very nice venue

It was great

Great venue, amazing music

A wonderful show.

Our first Jazz Room experience. We loved it! Will be back

Excellent music in an interesting and fairly intimate setting. We will definitely do this again.

Great environment and vibe. Awesome talent from the musicians. Will be back if they you continue this format.

5 1st time attending and loved it, loved the music..

It was AMAZING!!!

It was amazing!! The jazz room is intimate and personal and wonderfully ambient. The musicians were out of this world.

About the venueHeinz History Center

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh, features interactive exhibits, influential figures, and sports history of Western Pennsylvania. Image source: Heinz History Center Google Profile

Address
1212 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, 15222
Accessibility
the venue is wheelchair accessible

FAQs Got questions? We've got answers

Where can I find my ticket?

You can find your ticket in the 'Tickets' section of the Fever app (you can download it from the Apple App Store or Google Play). Please remember to log in with the same login method used to make the purchase. You will also find your QR code in your purchase confirmation email.

Can I change my ticket?

Subject to availability, you can change the date and/or time up to 48 hours in advance. To make the change, please contact us and include the ticket ID associated with your purchase. No refunds are permitted under any circumstances. For more information, you can consult our T&Cs.

How long does the experience last?

The experience lasts approximately 60 minutes.

What are the different ticket types?

Zone A (premium visibility), Zone B (great visibility) and Zone C (good visibility). Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

Can I buy tickets at the venue?

Tickets are not sold on site; they can only be purchased in the Fever App or on the Fever website.

Is there an age requirement for the event?

This experience is for guests aged 21 and over.

Can I sit next to my friends?

Yes, if you arrive together and have tickets in the same area, you will be seated together. We recommend arriving early so we can do our best to accommodate you.

Can I book a ticket for my caretaker?

Guests requiring assistance throughout this experience are entitled to apply for one free pass for their personal assistant/support worker.

What can I expect from the event?

A soulful live music experience in an intimate, atmospheric venue, where world-class musicians bring jazz to life through saxophones, trumpets, vocals, and spontaneous improvisation.

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