Irma Thomas New Orleans Tickets - Tipitina's

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Galactic

3 concerts

New Orleans funk band formed in the ’90s, Galactic has spent three decades as a key part of the city’s music scene. Known for adventurous collaborations, they’re also stewards of the historic Tipitina’s venue.

Irma Thomas

2 concerts

New Orleans R&B and soul singer Irma Thomas, born in Ponchatoula, LA, is the “Soul Queen of New Orleans.” Known for “Wish Someone Would Care,” “Break-a-Way,” and “It’s Raining,” she earned a Grammy nod for Live! Simply the Best.

Ani DiFranco

2 concerts

Buffalo-born feminist icon Ani DiFranco, Grammy-winning DIY pioneer (founded Righteous Babe, 1990); genre-blending “Little Folksinger” with Utah Phillips, Maceo Parker & Prince.

Erica Falls

1 concert

New Orleans 9th Ward soul singer-songwriter Erica Falls is known for a unique vintage sound shaped by childhood influences like Roberta Flack, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, Sarah Vaughn, and Whitney Houston.

Susan Cowsill

1 concert

Susan Cowsill, born in 1959, rose to fame with the Cowsills, known for hits like "Hair." Later, she collaborated with Dwight Twilley, Hootie & the Blowfish, and formed the Continental Drifters and the Psycho Sisters. Her solo debut, "Just Believe It," released in 2005, featured Vicki Peterson, Lucinda Williams, and Adam Duritz.

Marcia Ball

Marcia Ball, born in Orange, TX, and raised in Vinton, LA, blends East Texas blues with Louisiana swamp rock. Known for tracks like "Soulful Dress," she achieved fame through energetic shows and collaborations with Angela Strehli and Irma Thomas. Ball’s albums, such as "Sing It!" and "Presumed Innocent," have earned critical acclaim and award nominations, including Grammy and W.C. Handy nods. Active since the '70s, she frequently collaborates with artists like Delbert McClinton and is signed with Alligator Records.