Jake Clapp

Gambit's new music mix for November 2024 includes songs by Loose Cattle, Jon Batiste, David Shaw, Zita, BJ So Cole, Whisper Party!, Tiago Guy, SaxKixAve, Kr3wcial and more.

The Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans hosts Know Your Rights session for local street musicians and performers on Nov. 14 at Buffa's Bar & Restaurant.

The Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans hosts Know Your Rights session for local street musicians and performers on Nov. 14 at Buffa's Bar & Restaurant.

The forward-looking, Cajun-rooted rock band's sweaty, swamp-powered punk rock has helped new generations find Louisiana French in exciting ways.

New Orleans singer-songwriter Kelly Love Jones collaborated with producer Deezle on her new album. She plays the Treme Creole Gumbo Festival on Saturday, Nov. 9.

Emotions ebb and flow on the alluring dream pop band's new album 'Waveland.'

No Dice will have an announcement party on Nov. 9 with DJ Soul Sister.

Loose Cattle centers their own songwriting on their third full-length album.

New Orleans hip-hop artist Pell throws a concert at the dollar store on Oct. 24 at Toulouse Theatre.

The New Orleans-based singer performs Oct. 22 with Jeff Parker.

The New Orleans-based singer performs Oct. 22 with Jeff Parker.

Silver Godling told us about the albums "Jenni" and "Conversations with Henry" and using music to process grief and loss.

Truth Universal on Grassroots, Psychoward and New Orleans underground hip-hop

More than 200 restaurants to check out this season, categorized by neighborhood.

Singer-songwriter Joy Clark has had a lot of career highlights the last few years, and now she ties it all together on 'Tell it to the Wind.'

New Orleans bounce legend Katey Red wants to make her new bar, Club Switch, a welcoming place for LGBTQ people to be themselves.

Check out new songs by The Deslondes, Loose Cattle, Et Deaux, David Shaw and more.

Vocalist Claire Givens strips away the grand soundscapes of her band People Museum on the intimate album 'Live at the Marigny Opera House.'

A pattern is starting to appear in Cimafunk’s album titles. The Afro-Cuban funk artist named his 2017 debut “Terapia,” or “Therapy,” and his 2021, Grammy-nominated follow-up was called “El Alimento,”

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