Live Entertainment in Lafayette

Blue Moon Saloon in Lafayette LA is one of Cajun Country's most beloved live music venues, a backyard concert space and hostel bar presenting local and touring zydeco, Cajun, blues, and Americana acts nightly. The Blue Moon's laid-back outdoor atmosphere and consistent local music booking make it an essential stop for visitors seeking authentic Acadiana music culture.

Blue Nile is one of Frenchmen Street's most revered live music venues, a three-room complex offering jazz, funk, brass band, and R&B performances nightly across multiple intimate stages. The rooftop bar and balcony views over Frenchmen Street make Blue Nile a perfect Frenchmen Street nightcap venue after exploring the block's many other music options.

Blue Nile on Frenchmen Street is a New Orleans music club presenting funk, R&B, world music, and jazz on its ground-floor stage and rooftop bar, one of the consistently diverse and eclectic venues on the Marigny's internationally celebrated music street.

The Civic Theatre is a 2,300-capacity concert hall in a 1912 historic theater building in downtown New Orleans, hosting national touring acts, DJ events, and local performances. One of the largest dedicated concert spaces in New Orleans, filling a gap between the arena shows at Smoothie King Center and the intimate club venues on Frenchmen Street.

Civic Theatre New Orleans is the city's most atmospheric concert venue — a beautifully renovated 1906 theater presenting major concerts in a magnificent 1,200-capacity historic space. New Orleans's extraordinary concert culture (it hosts more live music per capita than any American city) and Civic Theatre's remarkable programming of outstanding touring acts create a concert venue of genuine Louisiana entertainment significance.

Eldorado Shreveport Resort Casino is a major casino resort on the Red River presenting entertainment, restaurants, and casino gaming for the Shreveport-Bossier City metropolitan area, one of the major casino entertainment markets in the South.

Festival International de Louisiane is Lafayette's internationally celebrated free outdoor world music festival held each April, presenting 300+ free performances by artists from 5 continents on 7 stages throughout downtown Lafayette. The festival draws 500,000+ attendees over five days and is one of the largest free outdoor arts festivals in the United States.

Fillmore New Orleans is a 2,600-capacity concert venue at the Harrah's New Orleans casino, part of the legendary Fillmore brand bringing major touring acts to a premium concert experience in the heart of downtown New Orleans near Canal Street. Fillmore New Orleans provides a world-class concert hall experience inside the city's primary casino resort.

Generations Hall is a massive 1,500-person event venue and nightclub in the Central Business District housed in a converted 1800s molasses factory warehouse, hosting large EDM events, private concerts, and Mardi Gras events. The massive raw industrial space provides New Orleans's largest dedicated nightclub environment.

Generations Hall in New Orleans's Warehouse District is a 1,500-capacity venue for concerts and private events in a beautifully restored historic building, presenting special event programming and touring acts that need a large space with character in New Orleans.

Golden Nugget Lake Charles in southwest Louisiana is one of the Gulf Coast's most complete casino resort entertainment complexes, featuring a 400-seat showroom for concerts and headliners, multiple restaurants and bars, a spa, and extensive entertainment programming for the Lake Charles market and Texas border region.

Horseshoe Bossier City Casino in Bossier City LA is one of the Ark-La-Tex region's primary casino entertainment destinations, presenting concerts and entertainment in its casino resort facilities across the Red River from Shreveport in the largest gaming market in the Four States area.

House of Blues New Orleans is a 1,000-capacity live music venue in the French Quarter hosting an eclectic calendar of blues, rock, R&B, jazz, and country acts. The New Orleans location feels especially fitting for the brand's Southern musical roots, featuring the iconic Foundation Room private club and the famous Sunday Gospel Brunch.

House of Blues New Orleans on Decatur Street in the French Quarter is one of the chain's original and most culturally significant locations, presenting national touring acts and local New Orleans music in the heart of the city that created the blues tradition. The venue's Gospel Brunch Sunday performances and late-night local music are essential experiences for visitors to the French Quarter.

Howlin' Wolf is a legendary New Orleans live music venue in the Warehouse District, a 1,000-capacity club that has presented touring and local rock, alternative, hip-hop, and funk acts for over three decades. One of the most trusted mid-size venues in New Orleans for booking artists across genres.

The Howlin' Wolf in New Orleans's Warehouse District is one of the city's most respected mid-size music venues, a 600-capacity room presenting blues, rock, alternative, and local music acts including regular appearances by New Orleans-based artists. Named for the legendary blues musician, the venue maintains a strong connection to the roots of New Orleans music culture.

Joy Theater is a restored 900-capacity concert hall near Canal Street, hosting touring bands, comedy shows, boxing events, and local productions. The venue's 1946-era bones and modern production capabilities make it a flexible mid-size venue in Downtown New Orleans's growing entertainment district.

Joy Theater on Canal Street in New Orleans is a 600-seat restored 1947 movie palace presenting concerts, comedy, and special events for the Canal Street corridor adjacent to the French Quarter. The Joy's restoration contributes to the ongoing revival of the Canal Street entertainment corridor.

Joy Theater is New Orleans's most beloved mid-size concert venue — a beautifully renovated 1947 Canal Street theater presenting outstanding concerts and special events. Joy Theater's extraordinary art deco setting and its remarkable programming of outstanding touring acts create a concert venue of genuine New Orleans entertainment historical significance.

L'Auberge Casino and Hotel in Baton Rouge LA presents entertainment and gaming for the Louisiana state capital market, with the Event Center presenting concerts and special events for the Baton Rouge metropolitan area adjacent to the Mississippi River.

L'Auberge Casino Resort Baton Rouge is Louisiana's premier casino resort outside of New Orleans, featuring a concert venue that hosts national touring acts alongside full casino, hotel, and spa facilities. Located on the Mississippi River, L'Auberge hosts major entertainment events including country, R&B, and pop headliners in its Event Center.

L'Auberge Casino Resort Baton Rouge is Louisiana's premier riverboat casino resort, featuring an entertainment center with regular concert events, comedy performances, and a casino floor entertainment program that serves Baton Rouge and the greater capital area. One of South Louisiana's most complete casino entertainment experiences outside New Orleans.

L'Auberge du Lac Casino Resort in Lake Charles LA is one of the Gulf South's most complete resort entertainment destinations, presenting major headliner concerts in its Casino Event Center alongside luxury hotel, spa, golf course, and multiple dining and bar establishments that serve the Lake Charles and east Texas entertainment market.

Little Gem Saloon on South Rampart Street in New Orleans is a 1903 jazz history landmark restored as a live jazz venue, presenting traditional New Orleans jazz in a beautifully restored historic saloon that honors the Central Business District's role in the early development of jazz music in the early 20th century.

Mahalia Jackson Theater is home to the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra — the only musician-owned symphony in the United States. Named for Mahalia Jackson (the greatest gospel singer in American history, born in New Orleans's Tremé neighborhood), this theater connects New Orleans's extraordinary African American musical heritage to its contemporary classical music culture.

Maison on Frenchmen Street is a multi-level venue with a main stage downstairs, a balcony bar, and a rooftop terrace, hosting nightly brass band and jazz performances as one of the Frenchmen Street corridor's anchor venues. Free admission for early shows creates one of the most accessible live music experiences on the strip.

Manship Theatre in the Shaw Center for the Arts in downtown Baton Rouge is a 325-seat intimate performing arts venue presenting jazz, world music, theater, and dance programming for the state capital's cultural community alongside the larger Meadows Recital Hall.

Maple Leaf Bar on Oak Street in Uptown New Orleans is one of the city's most beloved neighborhood music bars, presenting live jazz, blues, zydeco, and roots music seven nights a week in a warmly decorated venue that has been serving the Tulane and Loyola University community since 1974. The Sunday night Rebirth Brass Band residency is one of New Orleans's most celebrated regular music events.

Margaritaville Resort Casino in Bossier City (across the Red River from Shreveport) is northwest Louisiana's premier casino resort, featuring entertainment events in its showroom and casino floor programming. The Shreveport-Bossier City casino corridor provides regional entertainment options for the Ark-La-Tex region.

Marigny Opera House in New Orleans's Faubourg Marigny neighborhood presents opera, dance, and experimental performance in a beautifully restored 1853 church, serving as a community arts center at the crossroads of the Marigny and Bywater creative neighborhoods.