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WWOZ PRESENTS the NEXT FEST THING BROADCASTS from VENUES AROUND NEW ORLEANS ! LISTEN LIVE at 90.7FM Or on Line at Wwoz.Org/Listen SUPPORT WWOZ: Wwoz.Org/Donate FESTING IN PLACE 7 MORE DAYS OF ARCHIVAL WWOZ PRESENTS THE NEXT FEST THING BROADCASTS FROM VENUES AROUND NEW ORLEANS ! LISTEN LIVE at 90.7FM or on line at wwoz.org/listen SUPPORT WWOZ: wwoz.org/donate Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Saturday Sunday September 4 September 5 September 6 September 7 September 11 September 12 September 13 11A Kermit Ruffins Glen David Andrews Aaron Neville Gospel Big Sam’s Funky Nation Irma Thomas Tribute TBA TBA (Jazz Fest 2010) (Satchmo Fest 2009) (Jazz Fest 2009) (Jazz Fest 2015) to Mahalia Jackson (Jazz Fest 2009) Fats Domino Ella Fitzgerald Henry Butler Ernie K-Doe Preservation Hall Cyril Neville (Jazz Fest 2001) ft. Stevie Wonder (FQ Fest 2005) (Jazz Fest 2000) Jazz Band Tab Benoit (Blues & BBQ 2009) ENCORE ENCORE (Jazz Fest 1977) (Voodoo Fest 2007) (Super Bowl Blvd 2013) 12P Roddie Romero (Cajun Theresa Andersson Lost Bayou Ramblers Burning Spear Secret Set! Amina Scott Zydeco Fest 2015) (Jazz Fest 2008) (FQ Fest 2004) (YLC Weds 2010) (Jazz & Heritage TBA Foundation 2019) Brother Tyrone & Amanda Shaw Mario Abney Louis Armstong/ Gospel Stars (Bayou TBA Dr Michael White (Jazz Fest 2017) (Basin St Stn 2015) (Satchmo Fest 2008) Wild Magnolias / Sidney Bechet Boogaloo 2010) Wild Tchoupitoulas (Municipal Aud 1945) 1P Herlin Riley & Johnny Lil Buck Sinegal with Louis Prima Pete Fountain Ponderosa Stomp (Tipitina’s 1984) Vidacovich (Jazz & Barbara Lynn (1963) (1962) Highlights (2013) Toots & Maytals (Jazz Fest 2018) Al Hirt (Voodoo Fest 2007) Heritage 2018) (NO Jazz Club 1958) Little Freddie King Jason Marsalis New Orleans (Jazz Fest 1995) Erica Falls Doreen’s Jazz Sharon Martin Jazz Orchestra (FQ Fest 2001) (Jazz Fest 2019) Joe Krown Trio (Basin St Stn 2015) New Orleans (Jazz Market 2019) (Jazz Fest 2018) (Basin St Stn 2015) 2P Zachary Richard TBA Billy Iuso Miss Sophie Lee (Gulf Aid 2010) TBA Leyla McCalla (WWOZ 2009) (Spotted Cat 2010) TBA Voice of the Wetlands (Jazz Fest 2018) James Booker Marcia Ball Allman Brothers All Stars Parliament Funkadelic (Tipitina’s 1978) (Gulf Aid 2010) (Tipitina’s 1996) Professor Longhair Radiators (Jazz Fest 1999) (Jazz Fest 2007) (Tipitina’s 1979) (Jazz Fest 1984) 3P Revivalists David L. Harris SECOND LINE: Prince of Jamison Ross (YLC Weds 2016) Wales/TBC Brass Band SECOND LINE (Jazz Fest 2017) (Jazz Fest 2017) SECOND LINE SECOND LINE SECOND LINE: SECOND LINE: Young Marc Broussard SECOND LINE: Valley Goodfellas/ Jeremy Davenport Men Olympians/Dirty (YLC Weds 2017) Johnny Adams of Silent Men/Free Soul Rebels (Jazz Fest 2018) TBA Agents Brass Band Dozen Brass Band (Jazz Fest 1995) 4P Tami Lynn Midnite Disturbers Carol Fran/Henry (Jazz Fest 2010) Dumpstaphunk Jon Batiste & Connie Jones Gray (WWOZ Piano (Jazz Fest 2008) (Jazz Fest 2017) Stay Human TBA (Satchmo Fest 2008) Night 2009) Walter Wolfman Rosie Ledet (Jazz Fest 2014) Corey Ledet & His Evan Christopher & Anders Osborne Aurora Nealand Washington (Jazz Fest 2014) Zydeco Band Samantha Fish David Torkanowsky (YLC Weds 2011) (Jazz Fest 2014) (FQ Fest 2012) (Jazz Fest 2016) 5P Harold Battiste (WWOZ, 2020) Honey Island Little Queenie (CAC 1981) Alvin Batiste Swamp Band Leigh Harris Tank & the Bangas Ellis Marsalis Eddie Bo (Jazz Fest 2000) (Landing Fest 2015) (Le Chat Noir 2001) Shake Your Boutté ! (Snug Harbor 2000) (Jazz Fest 1994) Marva Wright Terence Blanchard Trombone Shorty Tricia Boutté Donald Harrison Jr Bettye LaVette THIS IS NEW ORELANS, SO ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE THIS IS NEW ORELANS, SO ALL TBA (Jazz Fest 2008) (Jazz Fest 2001) (Jazz Fest 2007) (FQ Fest 2001) (Basin St Stn 2015) (Blues & BBQ 2011) 6P Lillian Boutté Allen Toussaint Irma Thomas (FQ Fest 2001) Meters Dr. John Neville Brothers (WWOZ Piano Night (Mardi Gras World Jimmy Buffett (Jazz Fest 2015) (Voodoo Fest 2011) (Jazz Fest 2012) 2005) 2011) (Jazz Fest 2008) John Boutté All artists & times subject to change! Check back often for updates. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS: Fertel Foundation | Helis Foundation | Gia Maione Prima Foundation Some surprises will pop up, ok? And Mardi Gras Indians come & go as they please. Goldring Family Foundation | Bentson Foundation | Derbes Foundation | In Memory of Bobby Matthews A joint production of WWOZ & the Archive of the NO Jazz & Heritage Foundation. AARP | Atmos Energy | AOS Interior Environments | Blue Plate Mayonnaise | French Market Coffee | Entergy Harry Shearer & Judith Owen | Hybrid Light | California Nurses Association & National Nurses United CUBES last updated: Sept 5 at 8 am CDT Jones Walker LLP | Luzianne Tea | IBERIA BANK/First Horizon | Resource Bank | Camellia Brand.
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