Lively atmosphere at the New Orleans Jazz Festival with diverse cultural celebrations.
New Orleans is abuzz as the 2025 Jazz & Heritage Festival approaches, scheduled for April 24-27 and May 1-4. Featuring a star-studded lineup including Lil Wayne, Dave Matthews Band, and Santana, the festival promises an unforgettable experience. Special Locals Thursdays with discounted tickets further enhance the festival’s appeal. This year, the event spotlights Mexican culture with a tribute and the new Expedia Cultural Exchange Pavilion. It’s more than just music, with craft demonstrations and educational displays making it a vibrant celebration for all. Mark your calendars!
New Orleans is buzzing with anticipation as the 2025 Jazz & Heritage Festival draws near! Scheduled to take place from April 24-27 and May 1-4 at the Fair Grounds Race Course, this year’s festival promises to be an unforgettable experience filled with incredible music and lively celebration. The festival’s daily lineup has just been released, showcasing an array of talented artists that will have everyone dancing and singing along throughout the event.
Get ready to groove along to some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Lil Wayne & The Roots, Dave Matthews Band, Kacey Musgraves, Lenny Kravitz, and the legendary Santana. Along with these giants, hundreds of other artists will grace the stages with performances spanning various genres from jazz, rock, and blues to gospel, zydeco, and funk. It’s a lineup that promises something for everyone!
Festivalgoers can now start planning their visit as single-day tickets are available for purchase right now at nojazzfest.com. With multiple stages and music playing continuously, you’ll want to make the most of your time at this iconic festival.
This year, the festival is introducing two special Locals Thursdays on April 24 and May 1, specifically offering discounted tickets for residents of Louisiana. These days let locals enjoy a fantastic festival experience with tickets priced at only $50 if purchased online in advance, or $60 at the gate! It’s a fantastic opportunity for residents to soak in the music without breaking the bank.
For other festival days, single-day ticket prices for Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays will be $90 for Louisiana residents and $119 for non-residents. It’s essential to note that prices will increase starting April 9, so grab those tickets early! If you’re looking to indulge in the full experience, general admission four-day passes are currently available for $305 for Louisiana residents and $369 for non-residents—while supplies last.
This year’s festival is set to spotlight Mexican culture with a fantastic tribute featuring headliners Santana and Banda MS, alongside a variety of other performances. For the first time ever, the festival will have the Expedia Cultural Exchange Pavilion, showcasing the rich musical and culinary traditions of Mexico. Prepare to immerse yourself in this vibrant cultural exchange!
The Jazz & Heritage Gala, scheduled for April 23, aims to raise funds to support music education initiatives across Louisiana. Being part of this celebration is not only about enjoying great music but also contributing to meaningful causes within the community.
Beyond the music, the festival will feature craft demonstrations, parades, photography exhibits, and educational displays showcasing Mexican culture, making it a feast for the senses. You can also expect round-trip transportation options with the Jazz Fest Express, making it convenient to get to and from the festival grounds.
The festival wouldn’t be possible without its generous sponsors, including Shell USA, Expedia, and Miller Lite, who play a crucial role in making this beloved event happen.
So, mark your calendars, grab your friends and prepare for a musical experience like no other at the 2025 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival! Whether you are a local or traveling from afar, this is one party you won’t want to miss!
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