Bobby Rush, Irma Thomas, Sonny Landreth, T-Model Ford and many blues greats will perform at the fourth annual Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival, a free event presented by the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation. Read more

Gravy is the culmination of four distinct views of musical appreciation. Since forming in 2003, Gravy has quickly climbed the ranks of the New Orleans music scene, providing a mix of styles and genres that satisfy the sophisticated palettes of their fans.  Gravy is going to... Read more

Big Daddy 'O' is one of those rare blues finds. For more than thirty years he has been playing in roadhouses and bars in the delta area near the Louisiana/Mississippi border.  His approach to performing songs makes each song sound like his own, and everyone who has the plea... Read more

Musicians and fans around the world flock to hear the smooth stylings of this R&B and Jazz vocalist. Martin has collaborated with the likes of Ellis Marsalis, Walter Payton, Phillip Manuel, Deacon John and The Ivories, and many others.  She will be coming into the station t... Read more

Seva Venet plays New Orleans jazz on the National steel guitar. Seva nad his band takes his music seriously and is committed to New Orleans and the New Orleans musical tradition.  His trio will bring their traditional sound to the WWOZ studio to show their support for the F... Read more

Jesse McBride can humbly note his regular performances in New Orleans jazz clubs like Snug Harbor, The Funky Butt, and Sweet Lorraines. From straight-ahead to contemporary jazz, funk, and R&B, Jesse continues to bridge gaps the styles and generations. The Next Generation (be... Read more

Ooooooowwwwwww!  Walter "Wolfman" Washington is a New Orleans favorite! He has been entertaining locals and international audiences both for a long time.  His great guitar playing and low-down funky songs are a real treat for Blues and R&B fans.  Hosted by Andrew Graffe. ... Read more

The Revealers are one of the most popular, high-energy reggae bands in New Orleans and the Gulf Coast area. They will be performing live in-studio to show their support of WWOZ during the Fall Membership Drive. Hosted by Murf.   Read more

Sammy Naquin lives to play music that makes people feel good, have fun and want to dance. And his music is just as hot as the gumbo he cooks up.  He will be performing live in the studio with his father, Richard Naquin, to support WWOZ during our 2009 Fall Membership Drive.... Read more

Fredy Omar, called the "Latin King of Frenchmen Street," is the leader of Fredy Omar Con Su Banda, one of New Orleans' most popular latin bands.  Fredy will be in the WWOZ studio live with his band to help us during the Fall Membership Drive. Hosted by Yolanda. Read more