We hit the road this month with The Doobie Brothers, coming to a city near you! Check out our Tour Page for links to all dates coming up. Touring looks a little different these days but we’re looking forward to safely bringing music to you like we’re used to.
August 8, 2021 - As a result of the current exponential growth of new COVID cases in New Orleans and the region and the ongoing public health emergency, we must sadly announce that the 2021 edition of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival presented by Shell, scheduled to take place October 8 –17, 2021, will not occur as planned. We now look forward to next spring, when we will present the Festival during its traditional timeframe. Next year’s dates are April 29 – May 8, 2022.
Ticketholders for both Festival weekends (including those that rolled over their tickets from 2020) will receive an email this week with details about the ticket refund and rollover process. All Wednesday, October 13 tickets will be automatically refunded.
In the meantime, we urge everyone to follow the guidelines and protocols put forth by public health officials, so that we can all soon experience together the joy that is Jazz Fest.
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We can’t wait to return to the one & only New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival for our performance on October 15th! Check out the poster for the list of 100+ other acts at the festival, with more to come. As always, tickets and more information can be found at www.nojazzfest.com!
After careful consideration, our tour dates with The Doobie Brothers have been announced for August, September & October 2021 and June 2022! We can’t wait to be back on the road safely performing for all our fans around the country. Head to our Tour page for full list of dates & ticket information to find a show near you.
We’re thrilled to be able to hit the road again in June, for some socially-distanced performances at some of our favorite tour stops!
Check out the links below for tickets and full show info and stay tuned for more shows to be announced soon.
June 19th - Hutchinson, KS - Historic Fox Theatre
June 25th - Fayetteville, GA - Southern Ground Amphitheater
OffBeat recognizes the timeless Dirty Dozen Brass Band with the Lifetime Achievement Award
This year, OffBeat Magazine joyfully jumps into the second line to acknowledge the Dirty Dozen Brass Band’s contributions to New Orleans’ spirited soundtrack by honoring the ensemble with its Lifetime Achievement Award in Music.
Original members, trumpeter and vocalist Gregory Davis, tenor saxophonist Kevin Harris, sousaphonist Kirk Joseph, and baritone saxophonist Roger Lewis also offer their present-day insights on their experiences with the Dirty Dozen. The group, which has successfully endured numerous personnel changes, now includes drummer Julian Addison, guitarist Takashi Shimmura and trombonist TJ Norris.
