Jackson Browne only has five concerts scheduled in 2026. Get tickets

Los Angeleno Jackson Browne won’t have to travel much to perform live this year.Due to overwhelming demand, the Rock Hall of Famer recently extended his brief residency at his hometown Hollywood Pantages Theatre from three to four concerts this fall.The quartet of gigs are scheduled to take place:Thursday, Nov.198 p.m.Friday, Nov.

208 p.m.Sunday, Nov.228 p.m.Monday, Nov.

23TBDIf you’d like to see the “Running On Empty” singer live, tickets are available as of today.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one show was $129 including fees on SeatGeek.Prices start anywhere from $162 to $176 including fees for the other gigs.Make sure to use promo code NYPOST10 for $10 off purchases over $250 at checkout (Editor’s Note: this discount is only valid for users’ first purchase on SeatGeek).Notable tracks that the “Take It Easy” writer has taken to the stage at past live shows include classic tracks “Doctor My Eyes,” “Somebody’s Baby,” “These Days” and, course, “Running On Empty” and “Take It Easy,” according to Set List FM.“He showcased his still-pristine vocals and graciously led his seven-piece backing band…through two brilliant sets of folksy soft-rock and glistening retro pop,” The Marin Independent Journal reported in September 2025.“This wasn’t a greatest hits set…but rather a chance for Browne to play what sure came across as the music that is currently resonating in his heart.Much of it had been written decades earlier…and yet it all felt so applicable to these times.”In addition to the aforementioned concerts, Browne is also lending his talents ‘An Evening Honoring Steve Earle’ at San Francisco’s The Masonic on Thursday, Oct.

1.Fellow headliners joining him include Emmylou Harris, Gillian Welch with David Rawlings, Hot Tuna, Molly Tuttle and, of course, Steve Earle among others.Other than four summer concerts — three of which celebrated the music from the films of ...

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