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10 Famous Singers from Louisiana
Louisiana, a state steeped in rich cultural heritage and musical tradition, has been a cradle for some of the most iconic voices in the world of music. This article delves into the lives and careers of ten celebrated singers who have emerged from the Bayou State, each leaving an indelible mark on the global music scene. Among them stands Louis Armstrong, the jazz legend whose innovative trumpet playing and distinctive voice reshaped the landscape of American music in the 20th century. Equally revered is Fats Domino, known for his pioneering role in rock and roll with hits like “Blueberry Hill” and “Ain’t That a Shame”. Additionally, the list includes contemporary stars like Britney Spears, whose pop prowess catapulted her to international fame, and Lil Wayne, whose rap skills have earned him critical acclaim and a devoted following. As we explore their musical legacies and the influence of Louisiana’s vibrant culture on their artistry, we uncover how these artists continue to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide.
The Most Terrifying Places in New Orleans Only the Bravest Should Visit
We’ve already talked numerous times about New Orleans. And how wouldn’t we? It’s got jazz, beignets, Mardi Gras, and…ghosts. Lots of them. In fact, this city is dripping with haunted history and supernatural stories that are just waiting to send shivers down your spine. And you know we can’t resist a good ghost story… So, if you’re feeling an itch to explore the spooky side of the Big Easy, we’re here to help you scratch it. Here are some of the most terrifying places in New Orleans that only the bravest should visit.
Richard Simmons went Hollywood, but always loved his hometown New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS — Richard Simmons went to high school with Archbishop Aymond, and his first job was selling pralines in the French Quarter, where he got paid with free samples. And then Simmons, who was teased as a child for his weight, became a household name, for fitness. He...
Gretna Fest announces music lineup and limited discount code
GRETNA, La. — Gretna festival organizers are releasing the 2024 musical lineup and a discount code to celebrate 30 years. The festival runs from Friday, Oct. 4 through Sunday, Oct. 6. Friday headliners include the following:. The Revivalist. Morris Day and the Time. Galactic ft. Jelly Joseph. Neal Francis.
Renovations and Improvements Complete at Tchoupitoulas Walmart
NEW ORLEANS — On July 12, Walmart executives and employees hosted a ribbon-cutting event to celebrate the newly remodeled Walmart Supercenter at 1901 Tchoupitoulas Street. The retailer said the multi-million-dollar remodel is one of many scheduled for stores Louisiana in 2024. New features and amenities at the Tchoupitoulas Walmart,...
Louisiana Event Named One of Top 10 Food Festivals in Nation
SHREVEPORT, LA - Louisiana is known for our incredible food. There is no doubt we have some of the best food in the world. We also have some amazing festivals and events celebrating our tasty eats. There's just something about the food in the Bayou State. We a lot of...
Plume Algiers has breakfast food for a limited time this summer
Like everywhere else in New Orleans, Plume Algiers gets pretty hot in the summer, especially when the tandoor oven is rolling out naan. Why it matters: To cope with the heat and the traditionally slow hospitality season, the restaurant shifted its hours to serve breakfast and lunch until the fall.
Larry Morrow Plans To Establish ‘Largest Black-Owned Hospitality Group In The Country’ As He Unveils New NOLA Steakhouse
Larry Morrow has been an entrepreneur for quite some time and understands what it takes to succeed in an industry driven by trial and error. With the recent opening of his new steakhouse, Morrow is resolute in making his mark on his hometown of New Orleans.
The Black Excellence Brunch Brought Good Vibes, Eats & Style To Essence Fest 2024
Nobody does an all-white affair like Trell Thomas. The social media influencer and host brought his Black Excellence Brunch to the Essence Festival this year. Over 250 guests gathered in New Orleans to celebrate at the luxurious Black Excellence Brunch founded by Trell Thomas. Thomas started the party in true New Orleans fashion by leading a second-line dance with live music and energetic dancers.
New Orleans musicians could see standard pay rate for all city music performances
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — New Orleans musicians could soon see a pay rate increase backed by the city under a new council proposal. “Musicians are worth it. They are worth it. We should be paying them with what they are worth,” said New Orleans City Council President Helena Moreno.
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