Music Archives - Page 5 of 11

Preservation Hall Jazz Band Shabbat 2015 at Touro Synagogue. The annual service features traditional Jewish prayers set to jazz - and this year, zydeco - arrangements.

Touro’s Jazz Fest Shabbat combines music, spirituality of the Big Easy

May 4, 2017

Loyola jazz ensemble takes Jazz Fest stage

May 3, 2017

Loyola’s jazz ensemble will be playing the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival next weekend with eclectic song choices and an expanded roster of musicians. On Thursday, May 4, the ensemble will play the festival’s Zatarain’s/WWOZ...

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Loyola students bring musical talents to Jazz Fest stage

April 27, 2017

Loyola rap duo finish new project

April 8, 2017

Tycho performs at the Power Plant stage. Tycho played songs from their 2016 album Epoch, among others. Photo credit: Caleb Beck

Buku hits New Orleans

March 17, 2017

Theater freshmen Shelby Duhe (left) and Jake Weaver (right), rehearsing in their roles as Percy Talbot and Joe Sutter respectively for the Loyola-produced Spitfire Grill musical Photo credit: Caleb Beck

Loyola musical highlights redemption

March 16, 2017

Music industry junior Dominick Bioc performs as

Loyola rekindles rapper’s passion

March 13, 2017

Buku Music & Art Project returns revitalized

February 16, 2017

Fionn Hunter-Green, bassist and lead singer of $pare Change performing at Tipitina's. Hunter-Green has been with the band since it's inception in 2014. Photo credit: Davis Walden

$pare Change rocks Tipitina’s

February 16, 2017

Professor-produced album wins Grammy Award

Caleb Beck

February 13, 2017

Homer, Louisiana native Bobby Rush was awarded “Best Traditional Blues Album” at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards for his 2016 album “Porcupine Meat.” Porcupine Meat was produced by Scott Billington, music industry profess...