Jimi Hendrix Concert Ticket Stubs: Electric Collectibles

Four Years That Changed Music Forever

Jimi Hendrix's career as a headlining performer lasted approximately four years, from 1966 to his death on September 18, 1970. In that brief window, he rewrote the rules of the electric guitar and performed at some of the most iconic events in music history — including Monterey Pop and Woodstock. The brevity of his career makes every surviving concert stub rare and valuable.

Hendrix concert stubs from small clubs in 1966-1967 are the rarest. His Monterey Pop performance stub is legendary. Any Hendrix stub from any show commands collector interest, with the most significant events (Woodstock, Monterey, Fillmore performances) at the top of the value spectrum. If you have a Hendrix concert stub, it could be one of the most valuable music memorabilia items you own. Contact StubHaul for a confidential evaluation.