Dozens of other artists will take the stage, too, and many have New Orleans roots, including Connick, Lil Wayne, Big Freedia, ...

Trombone Shorty, fresh off his recent Super Bowl performance in New Orleans, will headline the JMA Wireless Main Stage in ...

He'll be onstage at the same time another native New Orleanian, Harry Connick Jr., is headlining the Gentilly Stage. Thus, the 2025 Jazz Fest literally and figuratively spans Lil Wayne to Harry ...

NEW ORLEANS - JAMNOLA, which aptly stands for Joy, Art, Music, is an immersive cultural experience celebrating the vibrant heritage of New Orleans. Initially ...

Here's everything you need to know about the 2025 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, featuring Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band, Luke Combs and hundreds of the biggest names in music. Get full lineup ...

Drivers can expect temporary road closures, one-way traffic patterns, and construction in the area. Large crowds came out to Carolina Beach Inlet Association’s 9th annual Chowder Cook Off. Reginald ...

“Audience With the Queen” boasts a big, full sound, with plenty of horns and gospel-style backing vocals from Galactic’s ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) -Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue are coming to Greenfield Lake Amphitheater this September. The band is set to perform on Sept. 18-19 with special guest Abraham Alexander.

All concerts are free to attend and open to all ages. Trombone Shorty, fresh off his recent Super Bowl performance in New Orleans, will headline the JMA Wireless Main Stage in downtown Syracuse on ...

Pearl Jam! John Fogerty!), plus a number of famous faces with New Orleans roots, like Harry Connick, Jr., Lil Wayne, Trombone Shorty and Big Freedia. From April 24 to May 4, the Fair Grounds Race ...

The Syracuse International Jazz Fest returns in 2025 with a lineup featuring a host of jazz artists from all over the world.

Mardi Gras may be in the rear-view mirror but don't tell that to one of the Crescent City's favorite party people, Trombone Shorty. His New Orleans-flavored jazz-funk is always a guarantee of a ...