Album Reviews
In this month's issue, Mia Borders does something right, Where Y'acht takes over, Tank and the Bangas open up on their newfound success and so much more.
"Some artists’ Jazz Fest debuts are triumphs, some are disasters, and some are life-changing experiences. It was all the above for Mia Borders, who played her first Fest in 2010 just after graduating from Loyola."
May 16th
“Idefinitely come from a lot of different places,” understates keyboardist/songwriter and now vocalist Marco Benevento. The New Jersey native, onetime Brooklynite and current resident of Woodstock, New York, is celebrating the release of his latest album, Woodstock
May 16th
“I love Kermit—a lot. He’s one of my top five people. He embodies everything I love about New Orleans—fun, good times. He’s a really sweet guy and I love hanging out at the Mother-in-Law Lounge."
May 16th
“Tank and the Bangas is like a psychedelic joy rap explosion,” said contest judge and Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio. “Like a female Sly Stone teleporting into 2017 and landing in New Orleans.”
May 16th
