Fred Tackett Tour Dates

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About the Event

Prepare for an evening of exceptional American roots music as Fred Tackett performs live at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley, CA, on February 5, 2027, at 8:00 PM. This special engagement also features the acclaimed Scott Sharrard. Fans of blues, rock, and folk will appreciate the intimate setting of Freight & Salvage, offering a unique opportunity to witness these masterful musicians showcase their talents. Fred Tackett, a long-time member of Little Feat, brings his multi-instrumental prowess and songwriting to the renowned Berkeley stage, promising a night of rich musical storytelling.

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Fred Tackett Live in Berkeley

Fred Tackett, celebrated for his indispensable contributions to the iconic band Little Feat, brings his distinctive blend of blues, rock, and Americana to the Freight & Salvage stage. A master of the guitar, mandolin, and trumpet, Tackett's performances are a journey through a rich musical landscape. Expect to hear original compositions alongside reinterpretations from his storied career. Joining him is Scott Sharrard, a dynamic guitarist and vocalist known for his soulful blues-rock and his tenure with the Gregg Allman Band. This collaboration promises a compelling display of musical artistry.

Freight & Salvage Berkeley Event Details

Experience live music in one of the Bay Area's most beloved acoustic venues when Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard play at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley. Known for its superb acoustics and welcoming atmosphere, the venue offers comfortable theater-style seating that ensures clear views and exceptional sound from every vantage point. For a smooth entry, patrons typically present tickets at the door. Pro-tip: Arrive early to secure your preferred general admission seats and enjoy the full pre-show atmosphere. Buy your tickets now.