NOLA Concerts
Last weekend’s NCAA Men’s Final Four brought more than just college basketball fans to the City of New Orleans. The March Madness Music Festival was a free three-day event featured Khalid, Arcade Fire, The Kid LAROI and more to celebrate the championship game!
Despite some technical difficulties here and there, BUKU Music + Arts Project had a successful return as they celebrated their 10th anniversary. From Tyler the Creator to Rezz to Flo Milli to Taking Back Sunday, see what you missed!
The NCAA along with Coca-Cola, Capital One and AT&T are bringing a free music festival to New Orleans as a part of the Men’s Final Four festivities!
From securing a good spot to figuring out what to wear, here are some helpful tips to survive any general admission concert or festival!
Lafayette native and Grammy award winner, Lauren Daigle brought her World Tour to the Smoothie King Center on Saturday night after being postponed for more than a year due to the pandemic.
After being inside for over a year and a half, Lil Baby and Lil Durk welcomed New Orleans “Back Outside” on Sunday night as they closed out their Back Outside Tour!
That’s right! Shorty Fest is still on this October. See who is performing and how you can attend in-person or virtually from home!
Jon Batiste discusses his latest single, forthcoming album, working on Disney’s Soul and more!
Read about the NOLA Drive-In Summer Concert Series coming to the Lakefront Arena this summer with performances by Tank and the Bangas, The Revivalists and Galactic.
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.
NOLA Concerts