Jon Boogz Tickets

Jon Boogz is a rising star in the dance world, known for his innovative choreography and powerful performances that blend contemporary dance with hip-hop and spoken word. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Boogz began dancing at a young age, drawing inspiration from his parents’ love of music and dance.

His talent was quickly recognized, and he went on to study dance at various prestigious institutions, including the Debbie Allen Dance Academy and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. But it wasn't until his appearance on So You Think You Can Dance that Boogz’s career really took off.

Since then, Boogz has become a recognizable figure on the dance show circuit, regularly appearing on shows like America's Got Talent, World of Dance, and Dancing with the Stars. His unique style and ability to fuse together different genres of dance have made him popular with audiences and critics alike.

But what sets Boogz apart from other dancers on these shows is his commitment to social and political issues. He uses his platform to raise awareness about topics like police brutality, poverty, and environmental destruction, often incorporating spoken word or video into his performances to drive home his message.

In one particularly memorable performance on America's Got Talent, Boogz teamed up with fellow dancer Lil Buck to highlight the issue of gun violence in America. The duo performed a powerful piece set to the music of Kendrick Lamar, using movement to showcase the physical and emotional toll of gun violence.

Boogz’s willingness to tackle difficult subjects through dance has earned him praise and recognition outside of the dance world as well. In 2018, he was invited to speak at TEDxPortland, where he gave a talk entitled “The Power of Movement,” which explored how dance can be used as a tool for activism and social change.

Boogz’s success on dance shows is a testament to his raw talent and dedication to creating thought-provoking performances that push the boundaries of what dance can be. With a growing following and an ever-expanding repertoire of work, it’s clear that he is poised to become one of the most influential figures in dance today.