Third World San Jose tickets

Get Your Third World Tickets in San Jose: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Third world San Jose fans, you're out of luck. The Third world San Jose show has already taken place. Check out other events below at the Moe's Alley. Imagine an evening where the soulful vibrations of reggae meet the infectious groove of funk and the richness of classic soul. That’s exactly what you get at the Third World concert in Mill Valley . Known for their incredible musical versatility, this legendary band has been crafting unforgettable sounds since the early 80s, with hits like 'Love Try Jah' that became an anthem for fans worldwide. Their latest projects, including a new mobile app, show they’re still connecting with their roots and fans in fresh, exciting ways. Attending this show isn’t just about hearing great music, it’s about feeling the spirit of unity and resilience that Third World stands for, a band that proudly champions solidarity with developing nations. Secure your tickets now for a night packed with vibrant rhythms, heartfelt lyrics, and a vibe that’ll stay with you long after the last note. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their sound, this promises to be a concert that hits all the right notes, unpredictable, lively, and utterly unforgettable.

Third World Concert Live at Moe's Alley | San Jose

Third World Berkeley’s Freight & Salvage is more than just a venue; it’s a soulful hub where the heartbeat of folk and acoustic music comes alive. Whether you're there to catch a fiery fiddle session, a haunting guitar solo, or a community singalong, it’s a place that feels like coming home. The place is packed with character, tiny workshops on instrument making, cozy corners to chat about the latest artist or album, and a relaxed vibe that keeps you coming back. They often feature artists blending traditional sounds with fresh twists, like a blues guitarist from New Orleans or a Celtic fiddler experimenting with jazz rhythms, stuff you wouldn’t see anywhere else in Berkeley. And yeah, the coffee shop inside is a real lifesaver, offering warm drinks and snacks that make waiting between acts feel like part of the experience. The family seating area is perfect for bringing the kids along, with comfy spots where everyone can enjoy the music together without feeling out of place. Navigating to Third World Berkeley is a breeze, just hop on bus 51B, which drops you right near the door. It’s a spot that feels like a community gathering, where every note played echoes the city’s rich musical soul and a sense that, no matter how busy life gets, there’s always a place to find some genuine, unfiltered music and connection.