In spite of fall festival cancellations, the music scene in New Orleans continues to thrive.
Dwayne Dopsie finds a way to balance the repetitive rhythms of contemporary zydeco with the more diverse sounds from the days of its origins.
Making use of its courtyard balcony as a stage, the New Orleans Jazz Museum has given Louisiana musicians a rare and safe place to perform live music throughout the pandemic.
Gregory Porter’s embracing baritone and genre-inclusive style have earned fans throughout the world and two Grammy Awards.
OffBeat and Loyola University partnered to produce the third season of the OnBeat Sessions, a series of videos highlighting bands of many genres in New Orleans.
August 24th
Chef Melissa Araujo combines the flavors of her native Honduras along with other influences from her formal culinary training to Alma Café, a farm-to-table restaurant.
Live music is back! From the club scene to festivals and porch concerts, OffBeat is your guide to the revived and thriving music scene in the Crescent City.
August 24th
Dancing in the Streets – Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs of New Orleans
(The Historic New Orleans Collection)
Southern Bred: Louisiana and New Orleans R&B Rockers (I Hate To See You Go, Volume 15)
(KoKo Mojo)
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