May 23, 2009 | Times-Picayune - NOLA.com
a DJ Soul Sister throwdown, Ruben Studdard for free and more music for May 22-28
DJ Soul Sister spins Michael Jackson and Prince classics at One Eyed Jacks on Friday, May 22.
Concert Review: Blitzen Trapper, Alela Diane
As the buildings turned Mass Street into a piercing cold wind tunnel, a crowd of Lawrencians took refuge inside the Jackpot Music Hall.
Ben Kreider: Hoosier Mtn. Restoration Gospel
I've got two discs of new music that I've been listening to quite a bit recently: Hoosier Mountain Gospel Restoration's self-titled debut and Heartless Bastards' The Mountain.
Texan with the long, tall future
SHE came all the way from Texas and Adelaide audiences turned out in, ah, a trickle.
Folk traveller finds new territories
She still loves the place too, but that doesn't mean the honey-voiced singer-songwriter will be moving back there any time soon - she can't stand the near-constant heat.
Ms. Holland's opus Former Be Good Tanya singer set to cover new musical territory at In the Dead of Winter Festival By STEPHEN COOKE Entertainment Reporter Thu.
Jolie Holland: Haunting Songs From The Road
Jolie Holland has been called one of America's best musical poets. Her words find communion with her music, with roots in folk, traditional country, jazz and a hint of the blues.
Jeremy Messersmith makes new Friends at the 7th St. Entry
Caroline Smith. Photo by Stacy Schwartz. Three bands, three completely different sets, and a very sold-out crowd: the 7th St.