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Delfeayo Marsalis

6 concerts

Born in New Orleans, Delfeayo Marsalis is a renowned jazz trombonist and producer from the esteemed Marsalis family. Known for albums like "Pontius Pilate's Decision" and "Sweet Thunder," he's worked with legends like Ray Charles and produced hits for siblings Branford and Wynton Marsalis.

Keb' Mo'

19 concerts

Born in LA, blues artist Keb' Mo' combines classic styles with modern sounds. Known for hits like "Oklahoma" and Grammy-winning "TajMo". Collaborated with Taj Mahal and Rosanne Cash.

Terence Blanchard

12 concerts

New Orleans-born Terence Blanchard, trumpeter & composer, excelled in post-bop jazz & film scores for Spike Lee. Known for Grammy-winning "A Tale of God's Will" & operas like "Fire Shut Up My Bones." Collaborated with Wynton Marsalis & scored films like "Malcolm X."

Molly Tuttle

13 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.

Tab Benoit

21 concerts

Grammy-nominated Tab Benoit, Louisiana-born Delta blues artist known for gritty guitar and soulful style. Famous for environmental advocacy, 5 Blues Music Awards & collaborations with icons like Willie Nelson and Dr. John. Inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame.

Maze

1 concert

Philadelphia-born Frankie Beverly, with Maze featuring his soul sound influenced by Marvin Gaye, shined in the '70s and '80s. Known for hits like "Happy Feelin's" and "Back in Stride", the band secured multiple gold albums and a dedicated fan base.

Judith Owen

2 concerts

Judith Owen, born in Wales and raised in London, spans genres from rock and jazz to musical theatre. Known for blending classical influences and jazz, she shines in her 13th album, "Come On & Get It," with top musicians in New Orleans where she resides.

Chris Thomas King

1 concert

Chris Thomas King, born in Baton Rouge, redefined blues with hip-hop elements. Known for "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack, he also starred in the film. His music blends blues tradition with modern styles.

Melissa Etheridge

72 concerts

Melissa Etheridge, American rock star, debuted in 1988, winning multiple Grammys and an Academy Award. Known for hits like "I'm the Only One." Overcame breast cancer, launched Etheridge TV.

La Raíz

11 concerts

La Raíz, rock band from Gandia, Spain, blends rock, rap, and Latin rhythms. Known for energetic live shows and social lyrics. Toured globally and recorded live at Madrid in front of 10,000 fans.

Erica Falls

1 concert

New Orleans-born soul singer Erica Falls blends vintage sounds influenced by legends like Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder. Known for her sassy, soulful tone, she revitalizes classic soul, reminding fans of its timeless presence.

Ne-Yo

34 concerts

Ne-Yo, 3-time GRAMMY® winner & iconic songwriter from Las Vegas, with hits like "So Sick" & "Miss Independent." Wrote for Rihanna & Beyoncé. Starred in "Stomp the Yard," "World of Dance."

Galactic

9 concerts

New Orleans-based Galactic has released 10 albums and played over 2,000 gigs worldwide. Known for funk-jazz fusion, they've collaborated with Juvenile and featured on major soundtracks and festivals like Coachella.

Low Cut Connie

5 concerts

Low Cut Connie, known for electrifying live shows and gritty rock 'n' roll style, gained fans like Obama and Springsteen. Their hit, “All These Kids Are Way Too High,” helped them earn praise from Elton John.

Hurray For The Riff Raff

7 concerts

Bronx-born Alynda Segarra, of Puerto Rican descent, formed Hurray for the Riff Raff in New Orleans. Known for blending folk with modern sounds and exploring social themes in hits like "Life on Earth."

Leon Bridges

17 concerts

Grammy-winning R&B/soul artist Leon Bridges, known for a sound reminiscent of Sam Cooke. Hits include "Coming Home" & "Bad Bad News." Performed for Obama, opened for The Rolling Stones.

Ronnie Bell

5 concerts

Ronnie "RnB" Bell, a Louisiana-born R&B artist influenced by McKnight & Jaheim, mixes contemporary sounds with Southern soul-blues. Known for hits like "Cotton Candy," he began by singing in choirs and once opened for 112 and Erykah Badu.

The Soul Rebels

7 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.

Ludacris

4 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.

Marcia Ball

6 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.

Hot 8 Brass Band

54 concerts

Born in New Orleans, Hot 8 Brass Band blends funk with R&B and rap. Known for their energetic style and hits like "Sexual Healing." They've faced tragedies but remain community icons, featuring in Spike Lee's documentaries and international tours.

Durand Jones

1 concert

Durand Jones, from the Southern US, excels in a blend of Delta rhythms, spirituals & spoken word. Known for his work with the Indications, his solo album "Wait Til I Get Over" features hits like "Lord Have Mercy," showcasing vintage Gospel with innovative twists.

Larkin Poe

43 concerts

Georgia-raised sisters Larkin Poe blend rock & blues, enriching Southern rock. Known for "Venom & Faith" (GRAMMY® nominee), their style mixes robust musicality with vivid storytelling.

Anders Osborne

7 concerts

Swedish-born Anders Osborne, a master guitarist and songwriter, has penned hits like Tim McGraw's "Watch The Wind Blow By." Known for collaborations with icons like Eric Church and appearances on HBO's Treme, his impactful musical style spans genres and generations.

Sue Foley

4 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."

Preservation Hall Jazz Band

6 concerts

Founded in the 1960s in New Orleans by Allan Jaffe, Preservation Hall Jazz Band champions traditional jazz. Known for soulful New Orleans jazz, has evolved with influences like Afro-Cuban rhythms and collaborations beyond jazz.

Kane Brown

33 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.

Cowboy Mouth

11 concerts

Cowboy Mouth, a New Orleans rock band, led by Fred LeBlanc & John Thomas Griffith, is famed for live shows & hit "Jenny Says." Played 2500+ concerts, sold 500K albums & performed for 9M fans. Celebrates with Mardi Gras energy.

Christian McBride

13 concerts

Philadelphia's Christian McBride, famed for his robust post-bop style, has won six Grammys. Known for early albums like "Gettin' to It," he's explored many genres. Also a jazz educator and radio host, he collaborates with top artists and directs jazz programs.

The Deslondes

1 concert

Born from the blues in New Orleans, the Deslondes blend country, blues, rock & roll, and swamp pop. Known for albums "The Deslondes," "Hurry Home," and "Ways & Means." Collaborated with Hurray for the Riff Raff.