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JEUDI

May 17th

 

Circle Bar (10:00 PM)
Our resident country starlet returns
 
NOMA Sculpture Garden (7:00 PM)
Theatre: Shakespeare under the oaks!
 
Mid-City Theatre (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Camp meets Freud in this tale of deviant sexual awakening
 
JPAS (8:00 PM)
Theatre: 80s kitsch rollerskating musical. Need we say more?
 
CAC (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Ricky Graham takes the stage for a one-woman show
 
 
Tip's (10:00 PM)
Alt-rock of radio fame, with the Rocket Summer
 
Rock 'n Bowl (8:30 PM)
Zydeco Night!
 
Green Project (7:00 PM)
This doc puts the spotlight on metal scavengers Q&A with filmmaker follows.
 

Gold Mine Saloon (8:00 PM)

Weekly reading series, this time with poets Clark Coolidge and Joel Dailey read.

 

 

Stooges Brass Band

Hi-Ho Lounge (9:00 PM)

Weekly Thurs Gig- Brass band of the hour plays their unique mix of hip-hop and jazz.

 

 

Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue Swingers

Vaughn's (7:00 PM)
Weekly Thurs Gig- Would be Satchmo gets the crowd moving with trumpet standards, and then keeps em full with his home cooked red beans.
 

 

Tom McDermott and Aurora Nealand

Buffa's (8:00PM)
Weekly Thurs Gig- A dynamic pairing of jazz accordion and eclectic piano for the smoke free backend.

 

 

I Club (8:30 PM)
Big D Perkins and Cornell Williams team up!

VENDREDI

May 18th

Bayou Boogaloo

Bayou St. John (5:00 PM)
Don't rest, just Fest! Today's music features Kelcy Mae, Papa Grows Funk and more!

 

Bite the Tail Off Homelessness Crawfish Boil

Lakeview Presbyterian Church (5:30 PM)
Berl for the homeless. Music from hil Melancon, Steve and Sasha Masakowski, John Rankin, Johnny Angel. $10
 
The Shops at Canal Place (6:00 PM)
The annual Ogden fundraiser and celebration of the South's summer suit of choice.
 
Howlin' Wolf (9:00 PM)
Hollywood Babylon, featuring NoDef's own Moxie Sazerac
 
Museum of the American Cocktail (6:00 PM)
The museum's annual fundraiser features great drinks and Meschiya Lake
 
Historic New Orleans Collection (6:00 PM)
Concerts in the Courtyard goes Cajun!
 
Tip's (10:00 PM)
featuring Big Daddy O, Waylon Thibodeaux, Ruby Moon, Bart Ramsey, & Lindsey Mendez
 
d.b.a (10:00 PM)
The one and only roots rock legends, live on Frenchmen
 
Circle Bar (10:00 PM)
NOLA Indie on Lee Circle
 
One Eyed Jack's (10:00 PM)
Metal returns to the Quarter
 
Blue Nile (10:00 PM)
NOLA rock 'n roll on Frenchmen
 
NOMA Sculpture Garden (7:00 PM)
Theatre: Shakespeare under the oaks!
 
Mid-City Theatre (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Camp meets Freud in this tale of deviant sexual awakening
 
JPAS (8:00 PM)
Theatre: 80s kitsch rollerskating musical. Need we say more?
 
CAC (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Ricky Graham takes the stage for a one-woman show
 
Allways Lounge (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Cripple Creek's take on this Greek drama about women who denied their warmongering husbands the business.
 
Greater Tuna
Shadowbox Theatre (8:00 PM)
Theatre: A comedy about Texas' third smallest town

SAMEDI

May 19th

Bayou Boogaloo

Bayou St. John (All Day)
Don't rest, just Fest! Today's music features Renard Poche Band, Meschiya Lake and Jam-ALL
 
Audubon Zoo (10:30 AM)
Food, music, fun from the East!
 
Mahalia Jackson Theatre (8:00 PM)
LPO teams with Symphony Chorus of New Orleans for Gustav Mahler's thrilling career capper!
 
The New Movement Theatre (8:30 & 10:30 PM)
One of the country's premier funnyman comes to the Marigny!
 
Octavia Books (2:00 PM)
A booksigning and presentation with photographer West Freeman
 
Siberia (10:00 PM)
Wear red, don't forget to shake it.
 
Circle Bar (10:00 PM)
New Orleans' best raspy voice in a very fitting venue
 
NOMA Sculpture Garden (7:00 PM)
Theatre: Shakespeare under the oaks!
 
Mid-City Theatre (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Camp meets Freud in this tale of deviant sexual awakening
 
JPAS (8:00 PM)
Theatre: 80s kitsch rollerskating musical. Need we say more?
 
CAC (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Ricky Graham takes the stage for a one-woman show
 
Allways Lounge (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Cripple Creek's take on this Greek drama about women who denied their warmongering husbands the business.
 
Shadowbox Theatre (8:00 PM)
Theatre: A comedy about Texas' third smallest town

DIMANCHE

May 20th

Bayou Boogaloo

Bayou St. John (All Day)
Don't rest, just Fest! Today's music features Russell Batiste and Uptown Indians, Feufollet, a tribute to Coco Robicheaux. Plus, the Rubber Duck Derby!
 
Mahalia Jackson Theatre (7:00 PM)
Stairway to Heaven returns, thanks to the Louisiana Philharmonic
 
House of Blues (9:00 PM)
Composer and keyboardist extraordinaire comes to the Quarter. Remember the theme from Amelie? That was him.
 
Dragon's Den (10:00 PM)
The originator of dubstep, live in New Orleans!
 
One Eyed Jack's (10:00 PM)
Noise and bounce unite
 
Los Po-Boy-Citos
d.b.a. (10:00 PM)
LatiNOLA 
 
 
NOMA Sculpture Garden (7:00 PM)
Theatre: Shakespeare under the oaks!
 
 
Tom McDermott and Kevin Clark
Mojito's (9:00 AM)
Jazz brunch at one of the finest Quarter courtyards
 
Buffa's (10:00 AM)
Jazz Brunch, local style!
 
 
Mid-City Theatre (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Camp meets Freud in this tale of deviant sexual awakening
 
JPAS (8:00 PM)
Theatre: 80s kitsch rollerskating musical. Need we say more?
 
CAC (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Ricky Graham takes the stage for a one-woman show
 
Allways Lounge (8:00 PM)
Theatre: Cripple Creek's take on this Greek drama about women who denied their warmongering husbands the business.
 

Hot 8 Brass Band

Howlin' Wolf Den (9:00 PM)

Keep the weekend feet movin' to that brass band beat.


The Blue Party Plays for Alabama Tornado Victims

The sounds of local band, The Blue Party, are already known in the South, having recently been heard all over the Midwest. The "Ameriparty" band (that's an Americorps reference, for those of you not indoctrinated to the ways of the A) are about to head back on tour this July. Lucky for us, lead singer Reid Martin and his band are in town until then, and staying active while at home. Tomorrow night, this ‘traveling house party’ will play Tipitina’s for a mere $7. Those seven clams, however, will go to the Alabama Red Cross to benefit the victims of the devastating tornados that destroyed hundreds of homes and lives last month.

 

 

Forming in 2008, most of this ‘Ameriparty’ band is from New Orleans, but drummer Chris Cousins and Bouzouki player George Stathakes are natives of Birmingham; this led to many stop ins at Tuscaloosa and Birmingham for regular shows, and forming strong tie to Alabama as the group’s second home. Tomorrow night’s event is their way of getting involved in efforts being made to support those suffering from this natural disaster, and can be your way of helping as well. The band, who recently released their new full length, Too Young, will play with Lafayette’s electro-popping Royal Teeth, beginning at 9 p.m. If there’s a fun way to make a difference (and you’re eighteen and over), this is it.

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