The 43-year-old Marrero native is a multi-talented force of nature, involved in many vital aspects of New Orleans culture, ...

It’s easy to dismiss all things American right now. But to ignore jazz—arguably America’s greatest contribution to culture—would be a mistake. Rooted in the African-American experience, jazz music ...

You’ve got to hand it to the drummer-lead singer — a rare breed in rock history, mostly spotted in the classic rock wilds.

Lionel Batiste was a dapper guy, who was synonymous with the bass drum. Even in death, he was dressed to the nines.

June 13 to 15 — is preceded by a week of local artists in performance at venues ranging from Sunnycrest Mall to the Gumboot Cafe. The annual celebration of music is organized by the non-profit ...

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In recent months, NOLA Musicians for Palestine has also begun to expand its operations, adding a solidarity network to do ...

After three years in the heart of the Cultural District, the Three Rivers Arts Festival is swimming a little further up into the Strip.

From a garden design exhibition to a new focus on portrait photography, and variety shows to pop comebacks, there’s something for everyone ...

Professor Emeritus Richard Guy Wilson, noted archi­tectural historian who is serving in his last year as director of the Victorian So­ciety in America, visited the Belmont Chapel on May 31. Dr. Wilson ...

A fan was brought on stage by Pearl Jam to play guitar alongside the band during a recent show in Barcelona, with the ...

M any of the most important movements in music history got their start, primarily, in one city. Grunge, motown, thrash metal, ...