Discover how New Orleans' cultural blend created jazz through 7 pivotal developments, from Congo Square gatherings to Louis Armstrong's revolutionary playing.

There’s something about the way ‘The Big Easy’ city mixes history, music, and that “easy” feeling that makes it so distinct, writes Sonia Nazareth.

There are a few after-parties that are part of the French Quarter Festival After Dark programming. The Black & Loud Fest ...

Stephen Foster & the New Orleans Jazz Ramblers, Kid Charleroi, One Mind Brass Band, Lady Pigeon Town Steppers and Bad Boyz Social Aid & Pleasure Clubs (SA&PCs), Kid Simmons’ Local International ...

Back again for another year, the iconic Syracuse Jazz Fest has a lineup with three rock and roll hall of famers and a pair of New Orleans legends. The festival ...

The Southern United States is the birthplace of the world's most beloved music, and this road trip lets you experience that ...

Jazz Fest organizers released the cubes Thursday detailing which musical acts will be on certain stages for the festival.

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — A festival happening from March 17 to March 23, celebrates a legendary musician credited for almost single-handedly keeping the distinctive sound of New Orleans alive.

The grand "re-opening" of The New Orleans Jazz Museum's Performance Center is Wednesday, March 12, and the public is invited to celebrate with a FREE concert at 3 p.m. The Performance Center has ...

New Orleans is the birthplace of Louis Armstrong and jazz itself. The city’s history flies like a contrapuntal melody above the heartbeat rhythms of America. “A lot of people like to consider ...