JAZZ FEST PREVIEWS TOP

Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk

FESTIVAL STAGE | 1:35-2:50 P.M.

Be sure to check out this funk and jam band straight from New Orleans. Ivan Neville’s group really lays on the funk for lively shows. This group was born on the Jazz Fest stage and comes from both Neville and Meters bloodlines.

Little Freddie King Blues Band

BLUES TENT | 12:20-1:10 P.M.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the raw, unfiltered blues music of Little Freddie King Blues Band, as they dominate the stage with their vibrant energy. With over 50 years under their belt, the band has honed their craft to perfection.

Honey Island Swamp Band

SHELL GENTILLY STAGE | 1:20-2:10 P.M.

This band has a down-home sound that reflects Louisiana and Mississippi and the Honey Island Swamp that’s near both states. A mix of swamp blues, soul, country, and R&B, they will have you grabbing a partner and dancing.

The Iguanas

SHERATON FAIS DO-DO STAGE | 2:55-3:55 P.M.

The Iguanas are a roots rock band hailing from New Orleans and started back in 1989. Their music includes a mix of Tejano and conjunto sounds, along with a healthy bit of New Orleans R&B. They are a must-see show this fest.

Gary Clark Jr.

FESTIVAL STAGE | 3:15-4:45 P.M.

This American blues singer and guitarist hails from Austin Texas and plays a combo of blues, rock, and soul. Known for his songs “Bright Lights” and “Don’t Owe You a Thang,” Clark puts on a heck of a show.

Marcus King

BLUES TENT | 5:40-7:00 P.M.

At 27 years old, this Grammynominated singer-songwriter puts on a really dynamic live show. Strumming his guitar and singing, King’s rock and roll music is a definite stand out and a show you should make time for this year.

Los Lobos

SHERATON NEW ORLEANS FAIS DO-DO TENT | 5:45-7:00 P.M.

This East L.A. band plays a lively fusion of rock ‘n’ roll, Tex-Mex, and Latin music for a very unique sound. Performing favorites such as “Come on Let’s Go,” “Donna,” and “We Belong Together,” this band is a lot of fun.

Beignets

CAFÉ DU MONDE | HERITAGE SQUARE wanting more.

Indulge in the fluffy and decadent beignets from this New Orleans’ staple. These deep-fried dough pastries are generously dusted with powdered sugar and served warm, making for a heavenly treat that will undoubtedly be a must-have for all festival goers.

James Michalopoulos

BRUCE BRICE ART VILLAGE

Though he was born in France, this artist’s name is synonymous with New Orleans art and sculpture. James Michalopoulos’s work leaps from the canvas. His colorful interpretations of local streets and houses show a unique perspective and talent.

MRS. WHEAT’S FOODS | FOOD

AREA 2

Entertain your tastebuds with this twist on New Orleans fare. Savor the delicious taste of their crawfish pie featuring a buttery, flaky crust and rich filling. Each bite will offer you a satisfying blend of flavors that will leave you