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Morning 40 Federation - not at Voodoo this year. Photo: Golden G Richard III

VOODOO MUSIC + ARTS EXPERIENCE: Is it Losing its New Orleans Identity?

October 24, 2017 by: Rory Callais

In 2009, my former band—whom you’ve assuredly never heard of—played the Voodoo Music Experience. I had a chance encounter with the talent buyer for the kids’ stage, which was desperately looking for acts. My band, while very good in my biased opinion, was by no means setting the world on fire. Yet we found a way to play Voodoo.

We had this chance because of Voodoo’s layout at the time. Under founding production company Rehage Entertainment, Voodoo featured two main stages with a phalanx of...

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