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The 2018 Voodoo Fest Lineup has been revealed, which will be the festival's 20th anniversary! Be sure to grab your tickets now at voodoofestival.com. As always, Voodoo Fest will be taking place over Halloween weekend (October 26-28, 2017) right here in New Orleans at City Park. Who are you most excited to...

The smaller fonts of band names at major festivals are always full of nice little surprises, and among quite a few bills this year you’ll find Nashville’s own *repeat repeat. Since putting out their debut album last year, they’ve been working hard to develop their brand even further and showcased their skills on the opening...

As Part of out Shaky Knees coverage, we sat down with positivity-punk rocker Andrew W.K. Over the course of nearly twenty years, he’s released six albums, and toured the world, spreading his message of take no prisoners and partying to your best potential. Here’s our conversation from last Saturday. Hope you enjoy! Where...

Little Freddie King may be the very last of the great bluesmen. A true Mississippian who fell in love with the city and did whatever he could to get here and become a renowned musician, Freddie can still be found rocking and rolling several nights of the week. His journey to become an internationally known blues player was not an easy one, but...

Troy Andrews was born to be a star. Hailing from the Treme neighborhood, the man who would come to be known as Trombone Shorty grew up surrounded by music. His family members are well-known musicians, and he was entranced by the second-line brass bands that would parade through his neighborhood. At the tender age of four, he took the stage...

Riding on the heels of their latest album, Revolution Come… Revolution Go, Gov’t Mule’s guitarist, Warren Haynes, describes his experiences in New Orleans and some of his greatest New Orleans musical inspirations.  What can New Orleans fans expect from your show in May? Well you know, we do a different...