2023 New Orleans Jazz And Heritage Festival: Weekend 2: Ludacris Jon Batiste Kane Brown Irma Thomas & Molly Tuttle - Friday in New Orleans - May 5, 2023

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Ludacris

12 concerts

Born in Illinois and raised in Atlanta, Ludacris became a top Southern rapper with hits like "What's Your Fantasy?" and "Stand Up." He's also known for his roles in films and owns Disturbing tha Peace label.

Kane Brown

43 concerts

2021 Time100 influencer, 5X AMA winner, "future of Country" (Billboard). Notable for No. 1 albums & hits like "Heaven" & "What Ifs". ACM Award winner, collaborated with Chris Young & H.E.R.

Molly Tuttle

16 concerts

Molly Tuttle, born in Northern California, is a renowned roots musician celebrated for her skill in bluegrass. Known for hits like "You Didn’t Call My Name," she's won multiple awards including the IBMA's Guitar Player of the Year.

Jon Batiste

4 concerts

Jon Batiste, Juilliard grad & ex-bandleader on Colbert, won an Academy Award & Grammy for "SOUL". Known for "WE ARE", he collaborates with Reznor & Ross.

The Soul Rebels

10 concerts

The Soul Rebels, a New Orleans brass band, blend funk, soul, hip hop, and jazz. Known for electrifying shows and collaborations with Nas, Metallica, Katy Perry, and more. Featured on NPR and Stephen Colbert's show. Tour extensively worldwide.

Marcia Ball

8 concerts

Marcia Ball, born in Orange, Texas, blends East Texas blues with Louisiana swamp rock. Known for albums like "Soulful Dress" & "The Tattooed Lady and the Alligator Man," she collaborates with artists like Irma Thomas and Tracy Nelson, earning Grammy nods and a devoted following through dynamic live performances.

Eric Gales

4 concerts

Eric Gales, celebrated blues guitarist known for his distinct style and deep lyrics, has released 18 albums over 30 years. Famous for his emotional authenticity and innovative guitar work, he collaborates with icons like Joe Bonamassa.

Sue Foley

7 concerts

Sue Foley, infused with Texas blues & influenced by Austin, champions her beloved pink paisley Fender "Pinky" across classics & originals like "Dallas Man" on "Pinky's Blues."