Made by a concert goer, for concert goers
If you don’t live in a major city like Los Angeles, New York or Miami, traveling to a concert is probably your best option to see your favorite artists live. So I created a guide to help you prepare for your next concert road trip! Discover what you should know when you're traveling to a concert or festival.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 festival season (and all live music events) has come to a halt and so has the income a lot of our favorite local musicians rely on. But this Saturday, April 25th, you have the chance to give back to the musicians who have given so much to our great city! The best part? You don't have to leave home!
If you're like me, sometimes you don’t like to pay full price for stuff. And yes, that includes tickets to concerts and music festivals. So I’m spilling all of my top secrets of how to get into your favorite concerts and music festivals for free (or almost free, at least).
College football fans and New Orleans residents gathered on Tuesday night for free activities and jaw-dropping performances by Usher and Sheryl Crow to kick off the new year. See what you missed at this year's Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve hosted by Billy Porter.
The BUKU Music and Art Project is celebrating their 8th year in 2020. You can catch various local and international artists such as Tyler, the Creator, Flume, Alison Wonderland, Glass Animals, Megan Thee Stallion and Roddy Rich at Mardi Gras World in New Orleans on March 20th and 21st.
I’ve seen everyone from One Direction to New Kids on the Block to 5 Seconds of Summer to the Jonas Brothers. With that being said, I’d consider myself a boy band expert. But even this "boy band expert" wasn’t prepared to experience Brockhampton live. Brockhampton is a self-described musical group that originally formed in Texas.…
Continue reading ➞ Brockhampton (and their fans) rocked the Fillmore on Sunday night
Jack Harlow, a 21-year-old emerging hip hop artist from Louisville, KY, brought the Mission Tour to the Parish at House of Blues in New Orleans on Halloween night.
The first and last time I saw the Chainsmokers was back in 2016 when they closed out Voodoo Music + Arts Experience at the Le Plur stage. Fast forward, three years, a Las Vegas residency, and two of tours later, the EDM/pop duo returned back to New Orleans with their World War Joy Tour. Over…
Where do I even begin? Saturday, September 7th was the 5th Annual Lil Weezyana Fest in New Orleans. Unlike previous years, this year’s fest was relocated from Champions Square to UNO Lakefront Arena. Along with a new “bigger, better venue” came more things for concert-goers to do. There were local New Orleans food trucks such…
Continue reading ➞ Lil Weezyana Fest 2019 was bigger but was it better?
R&B singer-songwriter and Grammy Award winner Chris Brown has been called a number of things and he’s gone through everything from addiction and rehab to restraining orders and arrests. His outlet for it all? Music. Most recently he released his 9th studio album, Indigo and thus the INDIGOAT Tour was born. New Orleans’ Smoothie King…
Continue reading ➞ Took a Trip Down Memory Lane at Chris Brown’s INDIGOAT Tour
