Yet another member of the musically talented Andrews Family (Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews and Revert "Peters" Andrews) will be bringing some New Orleans flavor to NYC.
Sullivan Hall March 29
8:00 doors, 9:00 show
$12adv $15dos
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
Dr. John & the Lower 911 Surrounded By Incredible Performers
Dr. John is a legend in his own right, and is doing two very rare intimate performances in New York City for Nolafunk.com’s Mardi Gras Weekend. What makes his upcoming New York City shows even more special are the bands that will be supporting him. Not only are there superb openers each night (Marco Beneventoand his band and Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds), but High & Mighty Brass Band and Soul Rebels Brass Band will be following Dr. John’s performances. And to keep the funky spirit grooving all through the Mardi Gras Ball, DJ Cochon De Lait will be spinning in between sets at Le Poisson Rouge.
Friday 3/4 at Sullivan Hall
8:00 pm doors, 8:30 show
$40adv, $45dos - Buy Tickets
8:30 Marco Benevento
10:00 Dr. John & the Lower 911
12:00 High & Mighty Brass Band
Saturday 3/5 at Le Poisson Rouge
5th Annual Nolafunk.com "Mardi Gras Ball"
7:30 doors, 8:30 show
$40adv, $45dos - Buy Tickets
10:00 Dr. John & the Lower 911
12:00 Soul Rebels Brass Band
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
5th Annual Mardi Gras Ball Part of Two Intimate Shows with the Legendary Dr. John
Facebook events for March 4 at Sullivan Hall & March 5 Mardi Gras Ball at Le Poisson Rouge
Tickets available through TICKETWEB
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Interview with Rebirth Brass Band from Le Poisson Rouge
Rebirth Brass Band threw down some serious funk parties for three different shows at Le Poisson Rouge last week. Brian Pace was there to interview one of NOLA's finest. Enjoy!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
3 Shows with the Legendary Rebirth Brass Band at Le Poisson Rouge Dec. 29th & 30th
NOLAFunk is excited to have the legendary Rebirth Brass Band playing three shows at Le Poisson Rouge December 29th & 30th, alongside some amazing support acts. Rebirth is a New Orleans institution, one that has become the soundtrack to an entire city.
Wednesday December 29 with Rubblebucket
7pm doors / 8pm show / 18+
$25 advance, $30 as of 12/25, BUY HERE
Thursday December 30 with The Revivalists
$25 advance, $30 as of 12/25, BUY HERE
7pm doors / 7:30pm show / 18+
Thu. Dec. 30 Post-Phish Show followed by High & Mighty Brass Band
$25 advance, $30 as of 12/25, BUY HERE
12am doors / 12:30 show / 18+
Friday, December 10, 2010
3rd Annual Export NOLA feat. Joe Krown Trio, The Iguanas, Amanda Shaw, Grayson Capps & many more!
We are pleased to announce the 3rd Annual Export NOLA: Experience the Music of New Orleans. The shows will take place at Sullivan Hall and The Bitter End on Friday January 7 and Sullivan Hall Saturday January 9.
Friday January 7th
3rd Annual Export NOLA : Experience New Orleans Music
At Sullivan Hall & The Bitter End
(1 pass good for both venues!)
Joe Krown Trio: Joe Krown, Walter "Wolfman" Washington and Russell Batiste
Honey Island Swamp Band
Grayson Capps
Mia Borders
The Iguanas
Jamie McLean Band
Sasha Masakowski & Musical Playground
Tin Men
Khris Royal's Crescent Jam
$20 Advance/ $25 Door (1 pass good for both venues)
Sunday January 9th
3rd Annual Export NOLA : Experience New Orleans Music
(at Sullivan Hall)
Henry Butler
MoBettaBrown & Soul'd U Out: featuring Maurice Brown
Rosie Ledet
Mia Borders
Sasha Masakowski & Musical Playground
Luke Winslow-King
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
George Porter Joined by Warren Haynes, Eric Krasno & NOLA Allstars
What a funky jam packed weekend at Sullivan Hall with George Porter & The Runnin' Pardners! Friday night Warren Haynes made his way over after the Hot Tuna show at The Beacon, joining Porter on stage for "He Bite Me" and "Next Time You See Me." Saturday night sit-ins developed into a whose who of NOLAfunk musicians, many of whom had just finished playing the "Red Hot & New Orleans" show at The Brooklyn Academy of Music. Ian & Ivan Neville, Big Sam Williams, Maurice Brown, Nigel Hall & Eric Krasno were amongst the performers to hit the stage that night, with Trombone Shorty and John Scofield mingling in the crowd for this musical treat.
Below are some links to great pictures and video from the two nights:
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