A.J. Croce is having a good time in New Orleans. The singer-songwriter had already scheduled two shows in town this week, one tonight at the Maple Leaf and one tomorrow evening at the Old U.S. Mint, but Croce has added one more show to his schedule.

Croce just announced that he’ll play the Louisiana Music Factory tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. for a free in-store performance.

Currently presenting his most recent album, “Twelve Tales,” which features New Orleans music legend Allen Toussint as the producer of two songs, Croce mixes many influences and musical styles, from jazz and blues to rock and pop.

The son of legendary singer-songwriter Jim Croce has made his own way since he began touring at the age of 18, opening up for B.B. King. His performances at many festivals and concerts, often shared with a wide range of eclectic artists such as Ray Charles, James Brown, Ben Harper and Willie Nelson, built him a reputation.