Event Info
Tickets are $20 presale then $25 at the door.All show times are approximate.
- Sun - February 1, 2026 • 10:30 PMTickets
The Grammy Winning Hot 8 Brass Band
Sun Feb 1 at 10:30pm
New Orleans, LA
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About Hot 8 Brass Band
The Hot 8 Brass Band is a New Orleans based brass band that blends hip-hop, jazz and funk styles with a traditional New Orleans brass sounds. It was formed in 1995 by tubist Bennie "Big Peter" Pete, merging two earlier bands, the Looney Tunes Brass Band and the High Steppers Brass Band. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the Hot 8 Brass Band was propelled to wider prominence by an appearance in Spike Lee's 2006 documentary When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts. Read more on Last.fm
Venue
907 South Peters, New Orleans, LA
Lineup
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Who owns Howlin Wolf in New Orleans?
- Howlin' Wolf in New Orleans is owned by Howlin' Wolf, LLC, a local group dedicated to promoting live music and entertainment in the heart of the Warehouse District. Established in 1988, this renowned venue has remained independently operated, focusing on showcasing a diverse range of musical acts from local New Orleans jazz and funk to nationally recognized touring artists. The ownership team prides itself on maintaining the venue's authentic, welcoming atmosphere, offering music lovers an iconic setting for unforgettable concerts and events. With its commitment to the city's vibrant music culture, Howlin' Wolf continues to be a beloved gathering spot, owned and managed by passionate locals who cherish New Orleans' rich musical heritage.
- Where are concerts held in New Orleans?
- Concerts in New Orleans are held at a wide variety of venues that cater to every musical taste and event size. Popular locations include the Smoothie King Center for large-scale arena shows, the historic Saenger Theatre for theatrical and musical performances, and iconic clubs like Tipitina's, The Fillmore, and House of Blues for intimate live music experiences. The Howlin' Wolf, located in the Warehouse District, stands out as a favorite for both local and touring acts, offering an intimate atmosphere and excellent sound system. Outdoor spaces such as Champions Square and City Park also host major music festivals and concerts throughout the year, making New Orleans a premier destination for live music enthusiasts.
- Where is Howlin Wolf buried?
- Howlin' Wolf, the legendary blues musician whose real name was Chester Arthur Burnett, is not buried in New Orleans, but rather in Illinois. After his death in 1976, Howlin' Wolf was laid to rest at Oakridge Cemetery in Hillside, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. His gravesite has become a pilgrimage spot for blues fans from around the world, paying tribute to his profound influence on American music. The Howlin' Wolf venue in New Orleans is named in honor of this iconic artist, celebrating his musical legacy and enduring impact on blues, rock, and soul genres.
- Who is playing in New Orleans in 2025?
- In 2025, New Orleans is set to host an exciting lineup of artists and events across its vibrant music venues. While specific schedules are continually updated, major acts are expected at the Smoothie King Center, Saenger Theatre, Tipitina's, and the Howlin' Wolf. Anticipated performers include international stars, renowned jazz and blues musicians, and local legends. Major festivals like Jazz Fest and Essence Festival will return with world-class headliners. For the most current list of who is playing in New Orleans in 2025, check Gigfomo's event calendar frequently, as new concerts and tour announcements are added regularly to keep music fans in the loop.