The tickets went on sale at 9:30am today (Friday July 10th) and are up to 25 per cent lower than final tier ticket prices.
Last weekend Love Supreme Jazz Festival welcomed more than 60,000 people to Glynde Place, as Ezra Collective, Loyle Carner and De La Soul headlined one of the festival's biggest and most ambitious editions to date.
The three-day event brought together leading names from across jazz, soul, hip-hop and R&B, alongside a new generation of emerging artists, reaffirming Love Supreme's position as Europe's largest outdoor jazz festival.
Friday night saw BRIT Award and Mercury Prize winners Ezra Collective return to headline the festival exactly ten years after making their Love Supreme debut, culminating a specially curated day of programming presented under the Temple Of Joy banner and delivering one of the weekend's defining performances.
On Saturday, Loyle Carner made his Love Supreme headline debut, drawing one of the festival's largest crowds and further demonstrating the increasingly broad musical spectrum embraced by Love Supreme. One of the set's standout moments came during a performance of fan favourite “Ottolenghi”, which Carner dedicated to celebrated chef Yotam Ottolenghi, who was in attendance at the festival, where his on-site restaurant was sold out across the weekend.
Closing the festival on Sunday, pioneering hip-hop group De La Soul delivered a euphoric headline set with their only UK full band show of the year that brought together the many musical worlds represented across the weekend.
Love Supreme Jazz Festival will return to Glynde Place in East Sussex from July 2 - 4 2027. Tickets can be purchased here