JAZZ FEST PREVIEWS

Wendell Brunious and the New Orleans Allstars

ECONOMY HALL TENT | 12:251:20 P.M.

Wendell Brunious is a spectacular jazz trumpeter and bandleader as well as a New Orleans favorite. Performing with the Allstars, this trumpet player is known for the “Brunious sound” and is sure to perform an amazing set.

Maggie Koerner

FESTIVAL STAGE | 12:25-1:25 P.M.

This soulful Louisiana native singer-songwriter has a definitive sound and a powerful voice—come check her out. Formerly the lead singer for New Orleans funk band, Galactic, Koerner is now going solo and puts on a great show.

Mia Borders

GENTILLY STAGE |

12:40-1:35 P.M.

If you’re a fan of soulful, bluesy rock music, then be sure to attend Mia Borders’ performance. Hailing from New Orleans, Borders has made a name for herself with her powerful vocals, impressive guitar skills, and dynamic stage presence.

Sweet Crude

FESTIVAL STAGE | 1:45-2:45 P.M.

This indie pop and rock band is a New Orleans favorite and a must-see show. Their music is a combination of English and Cajun and their instruments include fiddle and keyboards. Their lively set will have you dancing for sure.

The Revivalists

FESTIVAL STAGE | 3:10-4:30 P.M.

Formed in New Orleans, this eight-piece band is fronted by the dynamic David Shaw. They rose to fame with their hit “Wish I Knew You” in 2015 and put on an electrifying show every single time that will have you singing along.

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Ed Sheeran

FESTIVAL STAGE | 5:00-7:00 P.M.

Ed Sheeran is an English singersongwriter, who has been entertaining audiences since 2011 and may be most known for his hit “The Shape of You,” among others. With his folksy voice and soothing guitar playing, this artist personifies comfort music.

Steve Miller Band

SHELL GENTILLY STAGE | 5:30-7:00 P.M.

This band was huge in the 1970s and known for a classic rock sound and hits including “Jet Airliner” and “Take the Money and Run.” Fronted by Steve Miller on guitar and vocals, their music will get you nostalgic for the past.

Crawfish Beignet

PATTON’S CATERERS |

FOOD AREA 1

Two of the best things about New Orleans might be crawfish and beignets—now imagine them together. These little fried dough beignets have tasty, seasoned crawfish in them for the perfect savory bite. It’s the ideal snack to walk around from stage to stage.

Fried Soft Shell Crab Po-boy

THE GALLEY RESTAURANT | FOOD AREA 2

Imagine a tender soft shell crab, battered and fried to a crisp, golden brown and then put on French bread. Dress it, and you’ve got one of the tastiest dishes at the fest. The perfectly seasoned po-boy is the quintessential New Orleans sandwich.

Nonney Oddlokken

THREAD PAPER GLUE | CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS | TENT D Nonney Oddlokken's stunning Louisiana-themed stitched collage art is a must-see at Jazz Fest. Her intricate use of thread, paper, and glue to create stunning collages that capture the essence of Louisiana's music, food, and traditions are an exceptional demonstration of local talent.