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Friday November 8 – Emerils Boudin Champion Square

Friday~Satuday November 15 – 16: Treme Gumbo Fest in Armstrong Park

Pelicans Home Games

Friday 11/8 @  7:00
Monday 11/11  @ 7:00
Thursdya 11/14  @ 7:00
Sunday 11/17  @ 6:00
Tuesday 11/19  @ 7:00
Wednesday 11/27  @ 8:30

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Saints Home Games

Sunday 11/10 Atlanta @  12:00
Sunday 11/24 Carolina @  12:00

Civic

Friday 11/22  Claudia Oshry (Sold Out)

Superdome

Saturday – Sunday 11/2-3  Monster Trucks

Smoothie King

Tuesday 11/12 Jonas Brothers

Joy

Friday 11/15 Last waltz

Fillmore

Friday 11/01 Tulane Tipping Point Benefit
Thursday 11/7 Raconteurs

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New Orleans Events and Live Music: September 16th – 22nd

There’s a whole lot happening at the tail end of Virgo season. Ring in your Fall Equinox with tons of New Orleans live music, food festivals, events, and happenings. Dogs and beer! Fried chicken and brass bands! General shenanigans! Let’s dive in.

Monday, September 16th: Miles Davis Tribute Concert and Screening at Zeitgeist Theatre and Lounge

The darling art-house theater Zeitgeist, has a new home out in Arabi these days and they’re hosting a very cool multimedia event celebrating Miles Davis this evening. Catch some musicians paying homage before a screening of Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool. Learn more here.

Tuesday, September 17th: In This Moment at the Fillmore

If you REALLY thrived in those few years when nu metal reigned supreme, In This Moment may hit that same sweet spot for you and they’re playing at the Fillmore on an otherwise sleepy Tuesday.

Thursday, September 19th: Rooftop Rum Runner at the Catahoula Hotel Rooftop

Three Roll Estate rum + rhum tiki cocktails! A vinyl-heavy surf rock, soul, and garage rock set to make ya feel crazy on a Thursday with DJ Hunter King! All on our not-so-high but very scenic Rooftop Oasis. Click here for more.

Friday, September 20th: Fried Chicken Festival at Woldenberg Riverfront Park

Eat tendies to your heart’s content under the sun and catch a few quality local acts, like The Givers, at this year’s Fried Chicken Festival.

Saturday, September 21st: NOLA on Tap at City Park benefitting the LA-SPCA

A local favorite, NOLA on Tap is the city’s largest beer festival and for a great cause. In addition to the wonders of one million beers, there are also one million dogs present at this annual outdoor event.

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The local events and festival calendar is heating up as we start getting impatient for the weather to cool down. Between Lil’ Weezyana Fest and the Tropinola Burlesque Show, things are steamy! Sultry! And hopefully have air conditioning.

Tuesday, September 3rd: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard at the Joy Theater

Prolific–and I do mean prolific–micro-tonal loving outfit King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are playing at the Joy Theater this evening. The band explores damn near every out-there genre, so there’s sure to be a song to please every music nerd. We’re just a few blocks away from the Joy, so definitely grab a go-drink from Piscobar before ya get weird with it

Wednesday, September 4th: NOLA Tribe Yoga at Tchoup Yard

Burn off some of those beignets with our friends at NOLA Tribe Yoga, a pop-up yoga studio that hosts classes in unconventional spaces.

Thursday, September 5th: WWOZ Groove Gala at Tableau

Much beloved local radio station WWOZ is hosting a benefit with Irma Thomas, Amanda Shaw and a few more New Orleans favorites at Dickie Brennan’s Tableau, nestled right next to Jackson Square.

Friday, September 6th: Tropinola Burlesque at One Eyed Jacks

Catahoula Hotel is sponsoring this special evening of live, tropically-tinged music and some of the world’s finest burlesque at moody One Eyed Jacks in the French Quarter. Music from Daria & The Hip Drops and Marina Orchestra, and burlesque by the award-winning Frankie Fictitious should make for a great evening. BONUS: INSIDE. AIR-CONDITIONING. YES.

Saturday, September 7th: 5th Annual Lil’ Weezyana Festival at UNO Lakefront Arena

After a drama laced tour with Blink 182 earlier this summer, Lil’ Wayne is coming to his hometown with heavy-hitters like Megan Thee Stallion, Meek Mill, Travis Scott and more at the UNO Lakefront Arena. A portion of proceeds also benefit educational initiatives for NOLA youth, aw!

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Events this week are few and far between, but here are a few highlights:

Mac Sabbath at Santos, Wednesday, August 15th:

Do you love McNuggets? Do you love Black Sabbath Volume 4? If you fall into the strange overlap of this particular Venn diagram, you’re in for a real McFlurry of a treat. Mac Sabbath will be playing their burger-inspired covers of hits off Master of Reality (that’s the best one, we can fight about it) and more at Santos this Wednesday. Pregame with vegan snacks to stave off hunger-inducing heavy metal with us.

Dine with Sharks at Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, Thursday August 15th:

Sustainable seafood! Wine! Shark-side dining! Some very cool NOLA chefs–including Dana Honn of Carmo and Ryan Prewitt of Pêche–will be serving up a five-course meal at the Aquarium this Thursday. Edit: This dinner is sold out but keep your eyes peeled for September.

NOLA International Foodie Fest at Deja Vieux Food Park, Saturday, August 17th:

A bit mysterious and new to the New Orleans festival circuit, this international fête is taking place at Deja Vieux Food Park in the LGD.

Saints at Chargers, Sunday, August 18th:

Yeah, it’s only preseason, but there is always a palpable change in the local climate when Saints season rolls around. Visit one of the many watering holes screening the game, including Piscobar, where we’ll be showing this match on a big screen.

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Happy Hour Alert: 50 Cent Dumplings, 7 Days a Week at Piscobar!

Piscobar is now offering a 50 Cent Dumpling Happy Hour everyday–including weekends–from 5 – 7pm!

Our Nighthawk Dumplings are stuffed with a filling of shiitakes, tofu, carrots, and cabbage. The dumplings are steamed then pan-seared to form a slightly crispy exterior, and served with a citrus-soy sauce. Like all items coming out of the Piscobar kitchen, these are 100% plant-based. The menu at Piscobar is overseen by Aey Iamkrasin, U​ncle Boons NYC alum and Queens native.

Piscobar asks that guests order a minimum of 4 dumplings, but there is currently no maximum, with the current record order at 60 dumplings! 🤯

The current menu also includes Tan Tan Noodles, a vegan take on Dan Dan with ramen-style noodles, and mock beef served in a savory soy milk, house made Sichuan chili oil, and Chinese tahini sauce. ($11) For dessert, we’ve been serving up Bananas Foster Bao: a coconut steamed bun filled with Nadamoo vanilla ice cream then drizzled with a banana-cinnamon-rum sauce and topped with crushed pistachios. ($4)

Yum! Join us at Piscobar for 50 Cent Dumplings and $2 off selected cocktails any day of the week, 5 – 7pm.

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Vikings at Saints Preseason Game, Mercedes-Benz Superdome at 7pm: Friday, August 9th

Our beloved New Orleans Saints will be starting this preseason off with a favorable match against the Minnesota Vikings.

Pre-gaming? Stop by Piscobar for 4-7pm happy hour and FREE vegan Jell-O shots for those in Saints gear. We’ll also be showing the game on a big screen.

Red Dress Run, race starts at Crescent Park at 11:30am: Saturday, August 10th

Presented by our local chapter of the Hash House Harriers, the Red Dress Run is a for-charity run that has evolved into an all-day affair with red clad revelers–runners and non-runners alike–on display into the evening in the French Quarter.

Dirty Linen Night, Royal Street in the French Quarter: Saturday, August 10th

More dressed down and a week later than White Linen Night, Dirty Linen takes place along Royal Street in the French Quarter. The conceit behind the name is that you wear your whites from the week prior, so hey, great excuse not to do laundry this week.

NOLA Salsa Bachata Festival: Friday, August 9th – Sunday August 11th

After a weekend of football, beer, art, and wine, it’s probably time to do something active. The New Orleans Salsa Bachata Festival is taking place at The Crowne Plaza all weekend and has a litany of workshops to choose from. After you’ve learned some basic salsa moves, cool off with a Bananas Foster Bao (stuffed with Nadamoo ice cream and 100% vegan!) from Piscobar Kitchen.

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Carly Rae Jepsen at The Fillmore: Tuesday, July 30th

Carly Rae is still churning out glimmering pop gems on 2019’s Dedicated. We’re pretty dang sure she’ll still play Call Me Maybe tonight though. We’d love to get you ready to say “I Really Like You” with some Pisco Sours.

Satchmo Summerfest at The New Orleans Jazz Museum: Friday, August 2nd – Sunday, August 4th

Like an oasis in the desert, there is an affordable music festival during August in New Orleans. The very reasonably priced Satchmo Summerfest is only $6 for daily admission. The Fest started in 2001 as a one-time tribute to Louis Armstrong on his 100th birthday, but came back again and again due to popular demand.

If you’re on your phone, check out this curated, Satchmo inspired itinerary from UpJaunt.

Hancock Whitney White Linen Night: Saturday, August 3rd

White Linen Night is an annual arts block party just a few minutes walk from the Catahoula, with immersive gallery showings, live art and music. Get a good base for an evening of drinking with 50 cent dumpling happy hour at Piscobar. Yep, even on a Saturday.

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❁ Chair massages from NOLA Massage
❀ Low and no proof cocktails featuring Big Easy Bucha
❁ A chill, psych-tinged set from The Night Janitor
❀ Art by Busciglio
❁ 504HealthNet will be on-site with some super helpful information about how New Orleans residents can better access healthcare
❀ FANS WITH MISTERS so you can actually tolerate being outdoors!

With many New Orleanians taking the post-Tales of the Cocktail, slow time of year off from imbibing, it’s great to have a calendar full of low/no-proof things to do, like this one!

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This year’s New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is the 50th and the line-up is stellar.

We do still have a few rooms available for the second weekend of this year’s festival. Click here for rates + reservations.

Here’s who we’re really excited to see at the city’s biggest Fest of all:

The Rolling Stones

The rumors have been flying since November and we’re glad to see they’ve proven true!

Dave Matthews Band

The Dave Matthews Band fan cult is alive and well enough to warrant another Jazz Fest appearance by the jammy band.

Kamasi Washington

Kamasi Washington burst into the spotlight after playing tenor saxophone on Kendrick Lamar’s LP to Pimp a Butterfly. Washington released an incredible triple-album called The Epic the same year and is absolutely a slightly less mainstream performer worth seeing this year.

Jimmy Buffet & The Coral Reefer Band

Parrotheads rejoice, for the King of Beach-Appropriate Footwear is coming to Jazz Fest. Also, soon you can retire and live in Margaritaville for the rest of your days.

Sweet Crude

Local Francophone talent delivers a Cajun-tinged sound to the hipster-set. With two drumsets!

Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band

Detroit hit-machine Bob Seger has been at it for six decades. This may be a last opportunity to see him live. Not in an ominous way! Just in a Farewell Tour kinda way.

Al Green

If you haven’t made it to Al Green’s Full Gospel Tabernacle Church to see him on Sunday, you should plan a road-trip to Memphis ASAP. We’re very excited that the Reverend will be playing at Jazz Fest this year.

Boyfriend

Feminist-rapper Boyfriend delivers amazing performances around town in hair-curlers on the regular so we can’t wait to see what she does with a larger stage.

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How to live it up with live music on New Year’s Eve in New Orleans and into 2019.

Monday, December 31st

It’s all about the DJ sets this NYE! The following happenings should be a great way to dance the last dregs of the year away:

DJ Ann Glaviano hosts the rock n’ soul dance party of your  dreams at beloved Mid-City hybrid cocktail bar/dive Twelve Mile Limit.

Bywater mainstay Bud Rip’s hosts vinyl connoisseurs Vivi and The Inspector for a second NYE, spinning post-punk, Italo disco, dark wave, and more obscurities.

And if you’re trying to see live music:

Self-described “party machine” Bouffant Bouffant + electro event producers Trax Only are throwing a warehouse rager for the Downtown crowd. Pre-sale tickets are gone forever, but you can get in at the door if you’re early/lucky.

Curler-donning feminist rapper Boyfriend is putting on what is sure to be a high-energy set tonight at One Eyed Jacks.

Lastly, if you’re just in it for the late-night drinks with friends:

The Rooftop Bar at the Catahoula is open from 6pm – 1am tonight!

Tuesday, January 1st

Hungover as sin and not going to the Sugar Bowl game? Mia Borders and Jesse Morrow at Three Muses might help you perk up. 

Wednesday, January 2nd

Go on a classy spin around on the Carousel Bar and catch the James Martin Band.

Thursday, January 3rd

How often can you say you’re going to see a band that plays Transylvanian dance music? See Csiga Biga doing just that at Siberia Lounge with support from Greek/Balkan folk band the G String Orchestra.

Friday, January 4th

Dive bar country + swing dancing at BJ’s Lounge from Gal Holiday and Sabertooth Swing. Bring your dancin’ shoes.

Saturday, January 5th

Daria and the Hip Drops play a set at Three Keys before DJ Soul Sister’s Hustle set takes over the building.

Sunday, January 6th

Finish out the week with New Orleanian staple Kermit Ruffins + the BBQ Swingers at the now-Galactic-owned Tipitina’s.

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The end of the month brings us some great national and local acts, here is a round-up of our favorites

Monday, November 26th

Lo-fi hero Mac DeMarco plays a sold-out solo set at the Music Box Village.

Tuesday, November 27th

Acclaimed drummer Stanton Moore of Galactic plays an intimate set with the Stanton Moore Trio at Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro.

Wednesday, November 28th

Every Wednesday, Santos–the Decatur Street sister-bar to the LGD’s notorious Saint–hosts Swamp Moves with Russel Welch’s Hot Quartet providing gypsy swing sounds meant for dancing.

If you have kiddos in tow, you’d rather a night on the early side, or you just LOVE SCIENCE, the Catahoula Hotel is hosting an interactive Happy Hour for STEM non-profit Electric Girls, followed by a screening of Hidden Figures. Circuit-building exercises for younger guests will be provided by Electric Girls.

Thursday, November 29th

Patterson Hood of the alt-country band Drive By Truckers plays a solo set at One Eyed Jacks.

Friday, November 30th

Self-described “living jukebox” The Essentials host an evening of soul covers from the 50s-70s at Downtown haunt, Siberia.

Saturday, December 1st

Warm up on the first day of December with grooving dance night Hustle by DJ Soul Sister at Three Keys Nola in the Ace Hotel.

Sunday, December 2nd

Fuzzy Tulsa-based band Broncho headlines a show at Gasa Gasa with Scorpedos.

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This Thanksgiving week is packed with great live performances from touring bands and local favorites. These are our top picks for each evening of Thanksgiving week in NOLA.

Monday, November 19th

The Black Lips and Iceage co-headline at One Eyed Jacks tonight with support from local New Age impresario BÊNNÍ.

Tuesday, November 2oth

The Rebirth Brass Band’s Tuesday evening gig at the Maple Leaf is an institution and a must-do for anyone visiting New Orleans.

Wednesday, November 21st

Vallerie Sassyfras had a moment of viral fame on the Ellen show this past year and she’s playing at Siberia Lounge. Don’t sleep on the Slavic soul food kitchen.

Thursday, November 22nd

The über-talented forces of Mike Dillon and Helen Gillet will combine at intimate Mid-City  jazz hub SideBar on Thanksgiving night.

Friday, November 23rd

Tank and the Bangas and Big Freedia play a homecoming show at One Eyed Jacks to end their US fall tour.

Saturday, November 24th

NOLA goths rejoice, for Nine Inch Nails is playing three(!) shows this weekend at the Saenger Theatre as part of their Cold and Black and Infinite Tour with support from shoegaze legends The Jesus and Mary Chain

Sunday, November 25th

A Neville Family Groove is happening at Tipitina’s in memory of Charles Neville.

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Whether you’re getting a head start on holiday gifts, finding your outfit for Thanksgiving at the Race Track, or just deserve to treat yourself, we’ve got a list of local holiday markets where you’re sure to find the perfect thing.

November 17th: The Market at Dat Dog

Because hot dogs and crafts were made to be. This market takes place on weekends at the Magazine Street Dat Dog location with vendors selling artwork, gifts, and wearables.

November 18th: November Night Market at the Catahoula Hotel

We’re hosting another Artisan Market this Sunday in the Courtyard and Café! Complete your Thanksgiving ensemble–whether it’s to impress Meemaw and Peepaw or the well-heeled crowd at the Fair Grounds–and get a very adult + early start on holiday shopping

Long Chim Nola will be cooking up a storm of delicious Thai food and Piscobar will keep your thirst slaked.

November 23rd and 24th: Arts Market New Orleans in Palmer Park

This open-air market is one of the city’s largest and features over 80 vendors and takes place in Uptown’s Palmer Park.

Open Daily: Palace Market Frenchmen

Always a fun stop during a night spend Downtown, this vibrant Frenchmen Street staple is open every night of the week and features 38 vendors.

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