Hurricane Katrina slammed into New Orleans in late August 2005 devastating vital aspects of its neighborhoods. Music venues were no exception.
As residents returned, the local venues picked up the pieces...
Rank: 3/5
Three years after her smash hit “Call Me Maybe,” Canadian singer-songwriter Carly Rae Jepsen is back and ready to prove to the world she’s no one-hit wonder.
She partially succeeds...
Baton Rouge General Medical Center administrator George Bell typically spends his time brightening patients’ days, but tonight he’s taking his talents to the Manship Theatre.
Bell is back at...
Rank: 2/5
If anyone could be considered an original “American Idol” winner, it would be Jordin Sparks.
Eight years ago, the fresh-faced “Idol” winner released three, successful...
When The Patsies assembled they all got together to search for a name. At that point in time former university student and drummer Mark Dupont was genuinely into the JFK assassination and all the conspiracy...
Unlike many Baton Rouge bands, Jamie and the Fine Divine isn’t afraid of being related with pop music, it does so by bridging the gap between pop and grunge.
About a year and a half ago, Jamie Hotard...
The New Orleans Beatles Festival gathers many staple New Orleans bands on one night to honor the British superband, The Beatles.
The 13 years running Beatles Festival would not have been possible without...
The LSU Center for Computation and Technology is giving high school and middle school students interested in music and programming a chance to combine their passions at the Programming Summer Music Camp...
Fans of entertainment venue Quarters won’t have to worry about running into their kid sisters on Friday nights anymore.
To draw a more mature crowd, Quarters, 4530 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd., is hosting...
Accompanied by the essence of America’s hipster beer, Pabst Blue Ribbon and the remnants of a supreme style pizza, local band ZA BRA is hitting the streets of Baton Rouge with an upcoming house party...
Before the members of hip-hop collective Made Grøceries took the stage at the Build The Fire event Tuesday night, they relaxed inside “The Shop,” a place that serves as headquarters and...
During the evening of the summer solstice on Saturday, a group of Baton Rouge locals gathered in a dimly-lit room at The Red Shoes on 2303 Government St. for an immersive concert of worldly sounds.
The...
