New Orleans has produced its share of musical giants, from greats like Louis Armstrong, Dr. John and Allen Toussaint to contemporary acts like Trombone Shorty, Big Freedia and Hurray for the Riffraff.

Jazz, blues, rock, reggae, Zydeco, hip-hop, bounce, classical...somebody’s always playing something in New Orleans. Looking for a particular musician, or want to discover some new favorites? Check out our New Orleans Artist Database for Musicians here!

You can experience a piece of WWOZ by tuning in daily to 90.7 FM, stopping by the annual WWOZ Live Music Tent at Jazz Fest or browsing the Live Music Calendar for nightly live music throughout New Orleans.

Born of both hope and despair, the New Orleans soundtrack is as disparate as the history of its population, fueled by the influx of enslaved Africans to the waves of immigrants from places like Sicily, Ireland, Germany and, in more recent years, Mexico and Central America.

New Orleans Music Month is a month-long celebration that shines a spotlight on the city’s rich and varied musical traditions. Known for its deep musical roots, New Orleans stands out as both a cultural beacon and a key player in the music industry.

Nov 9, 2021 · New Orleans is known for jazz. From hole-in-the-wall music clubs to larger, more established venues, here are the best places to hear jazz music in New Orleans.

New Orleans & Company and WWOZ have partnered to bring you the comprehensive Artist Database of New Orleans musicians. Explore and learn more about your favorite musicians, discover new artists, listen to playlists, follow them on social, and keep track of their upcoming shows in the area.

There’s always some way to enjoy New Orleans - let our calendar guide you Around the clock, every day, every week, every month – New Orleans has it going on and on. From festivals and second lines to music shows, dance performances, comedy, and performing arts, it’s here.

New Orleans is a one-of-a-kind destination in the United States. Famous for our Creole and Cajun cuisine, jazz music and brass bands, historic architecture, world-class museums and attractions, and renowned hospitality.

Jazz Fest, Essence Festival and Voodoo Fest may be the headliners, but New Orleans music festivals cover genres from hip hop to punk. See the full lineup, here!