Anders Osborne New Orleans Tickets - The Civic Theatre

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Jackie Greene

20 concerts

Jackie Greene, born in central California, is a renowned Americana and blues artist known for "spiritual balladry." He's toured with BB King and Mark Knopfler, played festivals like Bonnaroo, and was called a "cowboy poet" by Bob Weir.

Anders Osborne

4 concerts

Anders Osborne, acclaimed singer-songwriter known for poetic lyrics and six-string virtuosity, has written hits for Keb Mo and Tim McGraw, collaborated with top artists, and shines live.

Stanton Moore

4 concerts

Stanton Moore, born in New Orleans, is a renowned drummer known for his work with funk band Galactic. He's collaborated with legends like John Medeski and Charlie Hunter. Known for his dynamic jazz and funk style, Moore has released solo albums including All Kooked Out! and Groove Alchemy. He worked with Anders Osborne and appeared on HBO's Treme. His tribute album to Allen Toussaint featured Crescent City stars like Trombone Shorty and Nicholas Payton.

Eric McFadden

1 concert

Eric McFadden, born in New Mexico, is a guitar virtuoso known for his genre-blending style. He has toured globally with George Clinton and Eric Burdon, and is part of T.E.N with Thomas Pridgen and Norwood Fisher. He formed the Eric McFadden Trio and played with Anders Osborne. McFadden collaborated with artists like Bo Diddley, Joe Strummer, members of The Rolling Stones, The Pixies, and collaborated with Kate Vargas in Sgt Splendor, releasing two albums.

Ivan Neville

1 concert

Ivan Neville, born in New Orleans, embodies the city's musical spirit with his funk band Dumpstaphunk. He's collaborated with Keith Richards and Bonnie Raitt. Part of the legendary Neville family, he's linked to iconic groups like The Meters and The Neville Brothers, known for their diverse range in funk, soul, and R&B.

Eric Lindell

2 concerts

New Orleans-based Eric Lindell blends West Coast rock, Gulf Coast R&B, country, and Memphis soul. Born in San Mateo, he won the 1999 John Lennon Songwriting Competition, collaborated with Stanton Moore, and is known for "Change in the Weather." Signed with Alligator, he released several albums, including 2018's "Revolution in Your Heart."