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Carlos Malta Quartet at Snug Harbor
Tune in to WWOZ to hear our live broadcast from Snug Harbor, featuring The Carlos Malta Quartet with Brazilian multi-instrumentalist Carlos Malta, Larry Sieberth on piano, James Singleton on bass, and Ricky Sebastian on drums. This will be a broadcast of the second set of the night, and sure to be an amazing set.
French Quarter Festival Live Broadcast
11:00am - 6:00pm
The French Quarter Festival took over the entire Quarter from April 7-10 and was the perfect opportunity to see the best acts the Crescent City has to offer, all in one location.
WWOZ broadcast the following live performances: New Orleans Moon Shiners, Aurora Nealand & the Royal Roses, Coot, Some Like It Hot, Iris May Tango, Tornado Brass Band featuring Darryl Adams, New Bumpers Revival Band, Mas Mamones, Kora Konnection, and "A Celebration of Modern Jazz Masters Ellis Marsalis, Harold Battiste and James Black" with performances by Victor Atkins, Ed Peterson and Steve Masakowski.
April Mae and the June Bugs
April Mae and the June Bugs will be performing Americana, jazz, blues and boogie influenced music on Hazel the Delta Rambler's show. Tune in to listen to the band talk with Hazel and play some tunes.
My Darlin' New Orleans: HBO's Treme Fundraiser
WWOZ will be broadcasting live from the 2nd Annual “My Darlin’ New Orleans” Auction and Celebrity Gala benefiting The Roots of Music and the New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic and Assistance Foundation, sponsored by HBO's Treme.
Musicians to perform include: Glen David Andrews, John Boutte, Washboard Chaz, Tom McDermott, Aurora Nealand, Matt Perrine, Paul Sanchez, the Pfister Sisters and The Roots of Music Marching Crusaders
The Auction and Celebrity Gala will take place at 7 p.m. Saturday, February 12, 2011 at Generations Hall, 310 Andrew Higgins Drive, New Orleans, LA. This unique red carpet event will feature a live and silent auction, an opportunity to mingle with the actors, producers and crew of Treme, specialty dishes prepared by local celebrity chefs and performances by some of New Orleans finest musicians. For more information about the event click here. For tickets visit: http://mydarlinneworleans.eventbrite.com.
Rising Appalachia
Tune in to hear the collective sounds of Rising Appalachia, a band started by sisters Leah and Chloe, with eclectic music including poetry and spoken word, banjos, fiddles, drums, kalimbas and washboard. They are backed by band members Imhotep on the New Orleans bass drum, Abram on contra bass, and Forrest on the beats.
For more information on the band, check out their website: http://www.risingappalachia.com
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