What do the cheapest tickets cost to see Jill Scott on tour?

There’s never been a better time to be a Jill Scott fan.Just a month after dropping her sixth studio album — and first in 11 years (!) — the three-time Grammy winner announced her ‘To Whom This May Concern World Tour.’The trek, which shares a name with the record, will send the Philly R&B icon to auditoriums, theaters, performing arts centers, pavilions and music festivals all over North America from June through September 2026.That includes not one, not two but three concerts at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre.Those shows are scheduled to take place at:Thursday, July 167:30 p.m.Saturday, July 187:30 p.m.Sunday, July 197:30 p.m.If you’d like to be there, tickets are available for all of her North American ‘To Whom This May Concern’ concerts.And, after a bit of digging, our team found that the cheapest seats for any one show started at $70 including fees on StubHub at the time of publication.As for New Yorkers hoping to Scott in Brooklyn, some tickets are going for as low as $131 including fees for her short Kings Theatre stint.Prior to this outing, the 53-year-old mezzo-soprano last officially toured in 2023 on her ‘Who Is Jill Scott’ run, which celebrated the 23rd anniversary of her debut album.At those shows, she typically performed fan favorite tracks like “A Long Walk,” “He Loves Me (Lyzel in E-Flat),” “The Way,” “It’s Love” and “Show Me,” according to Set List FM.

“…Jill Scott’s vocals hit better live, and the singer/songwriter did not disappoint when the ‘Who Is Jill Scott?’ tour stopped in Detroit,” This Is RnB wrote in an April ’23 review.“This was more than a concert, it was a reminder of those moments when we cleaned our house as ‘Love Rain’ played in the background, or when ‘Slowly Surely’ was on repeat after that breakup, or those climatic moments during ‘He Loves Me.'”While Scott will likely focus on the new record on this jaunt (she shared “I put my ALL into this album” on Insta...