Carrying on his Father’s legacy and band, “Buckwheat Zydeco Jr.” now leads the bands in his legendary father’s footsteps. Growing up at his Father’s side while he played festivals with a host of rock and pop musicians, including Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, U2, Willie Nelson, ... Read more

“Big” Luther Kent’s soulful voice and versatile repertoire – ranging from gospel to swing to traditional jazz – have made him a New Orleans household name. He’s performed around the world, and the Hall-of-Famer can often be heard with his own band, with The Dukes of Dixiela... Read more

Ghalia Volt cut her chops busking in the streets of her native Belgium and fronting blues-rock bands. The personable singer, drummer, guitarist, and songwriter followed the blues trail to New Orleans - where she fronted the local band Mama’s Boys - to Chicago and back down ... Read more

Andrew Duhon is a pure songwriter from New Orleans with a weighted, soulful voice and stories that rhyme with the traditions of folks like Jim Croce and John Prine as well as Louisiana natives, Bobby Charles and Jesse Winchester.  He has released 4 albums, including “The Mo... Read more

Jonathon "Boogie" Long is a blues-rock guitar shredder of the modern era, with an eclectic palette steeped in the deep blues and gospel of the Gulf South. He is an evocative songwriter with a dynamic vocal range; his energetic, crowd-pleasing shows prompting Country Roads M... Read more

Samantha Fish is nothing short of a blues phenomenon, a white-hot guitarist, singer, and songwriter who continues to add depth and breadth to her performances and recordings as her meteoric career progresses. Several years ago, readers of Guitar World named the young Missou... Read more

Jenn Howard is a talented R&B and Blues singer known for her mesmerizing vocals and soulful performances. Born and raised in New Orleans, Jenn has spent a lifetime immersed in music. The last decade has found Jenn playing various venues in the New Orleans area and beyond. H... Read more

Ted Hefko and The Thousandaires stir up an intoxicating brew of the profound and the profane, of virtue and vice and most importantly the volatile in-between. Ted’s songs explore hope and hustlers, saints and strays, drifters and the down-and-out. The Thousandaires -- with ... Read more