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New Orleans Area DIY Events and Shows

Last Updated October 28, 7:54 AM :: This list is an events calendar of [loosely] DIY activities in New Orleans.  This calendar includes music shows, independent theater, activist and other types of meetings, etc. You will not find a listing for the House of Blues.  The only way we can keep this list accurate and up-to-date is if you keep us informed.  We can't spend every waking hour searching the internet and looking for flyers.  Tell us what's going on! Submit your show to get it listed.

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Thursday, October 29
Few Blue | Terra Cognita | Emma Zeck
Thursday, October 29. Carrollton Station. 9PM.
Susan Cowsill
Thursday, October 29. Chickie Wah Wah. 8PM. $30.
Susan Cowsill & band perform Joni Mitchell's Court And Spark LP. Covered In Vinyl Series. Band: Cowsill, Russ Broussard, Michael Lemmler, René Coman, Dave James. "Susan Claire Cowsill is a musician, vocalist and songwriter. She rose to prominence as a member of the family band The Cowsills. After touring with Dwight Twilley for quite some time in the 1980s, she co-formed the band [supergroup] Continental Drifters." 21+.
Osees featuring Brigid Dawson | Traps PS
Thursday, October 29. Civic Theatre. 8PM. $34.
Osees | Brigid Dawson | Trapsps
Thursday, October 29. Civic Theatre.
Corto | Doogie | All Good Junkies Go to Heaven
Thursday, October 29. Courtyard Brewery (1160 Camp Street). 7PM. FREE.
Rade | Dummy Dumpster | Stmblr
Thursday, October 29. Holy Diver (1200 St. Bernard Avenue). 9PM.
Imox Jazz
Thursday, October 29. New Orleans Jazz Museum (Education Center) (400 Esplanade Avenue). 2PM-3PM.
"Imox Jazz is one of the most prominent jazz projects in Guatemala and Central America. Founded in 2004 by pianist Víctor Arriaza, this Guatemalan quartet — composed of Rosse Aguilar (saxophone & voice), Luis Pedro González (bass), and Kevin Escobar (drums) — has built a two-decade career and released five recordings that fuse elements of swing, Latin music, flamenco, and neo-soul with the essence of traditional Guatemalan music." All ages. Further description & flyer: https://nolajazzmuseum.org/events/2026/10/29/imox-jazz
Dracula
Thursday, October 29. The Orpheum. 8PM. $51.55+.
New Orleans Ballet Theater presents: Dracula October 29th thru the 31st. "Inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel, the ballet follows Jonathan Harker's journey to Count Dracula's castle and his internal battle with darkness, alongside Mina's fight to save him. Blending classical dance with a mix of musical genres, the performance leans into a campy, fun, and dramatic atmosphere with elements of horror and comedy. Costumes are strongly encouraged for attendees." Approx. 2 hours with one intermission. All ages.
Disko Obscura | Interesting Results | Danny White
Thursday, October 29. The Crypt (1301 St. Bernard Avenue). 10PM. $10. Booking
MIDNITE MUTANTS. electro and techno freak music DJs
Friday, October 30
Burlesque Tribute to Rob Zombie and White Zombie
Friday, October 30. Allways Lounge and Theatre. 4:30PM6-:30PM. $13.76 (until 10/21), $25.50 (after 10/21).
"This tribute show is for fans of burlesque and the grotesque with all music coming from the albums of Rob Zombie & White Zombie. We pull characters from his brilliant trilogy and other works of art, bringing them to life in a way you've never imagined!!! An exhilarating and captivating showcase awaits you; hosted by the cutthroat Darlings of LeFevres Traveling Cabaret and their wide variety of skills in murder, mayhem and gorelesque. Come listen to some Supersexy Swingin Sounds and be an Astro-Creep in the LOUNGE at The AllWays Lounge! RAFFLE + ALL THINGS ROB ZOMBIE + GORELESQUE + BLOOD AND VULGARITY WITH PURCHASE. 21+. CASH IS KING FOR TIPPING. To save on $ - https://loop1tickets.com/Fevre/TTZNOLA" Flyer @ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2002493422733
Goodbye Academy | Brook / Shire | Ranch Happenin' covers Lou Reed
Friday, October 30. Artmosphere. 8PM. $10. Booking
Goodbye Academy is Lafayette alt emo. Lafayette screamoers brook / shire were until this month of our Lord called Brookshire. Ranch Happenin' covers Lou Reed. Flyer: https://www.instagram.com/p/DeoARIXM0aS
Endie | Jeiku
Friday, October 30. The Feed & Seed. 7PM.
Endie is Lafayette jangly emo rap. His music video "Live Like That" (https://youtube.com/watch?v=5R0p-AmCmEo) has 300k+ views. All ages. More performers will likely be added; this venue usually has 3 or 4. instagram.com/1endie
Here Come the Mummies
Friday, October 30. Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino (2550 Golden Nugget Blvd., Lake Charles). 8:30PM.
Nashville's "Here Come the Mummies is an eight-piece funk-rock band of 5000 year-old Egyptian Mummies with a one-track mind. Their 'Terrifying Funk from Beyond the Grave' is sure to get you into them (and possibly vice versa)." Members: Fingahbang, Midnight, Eddie Mummy, HPOD, Mummy Cass(anova), Highlander, Dr. Yo, K.W. TuT, Spaz. You know you're at a casino that controls its local legislature / law enforcement / financial system / etc. when it's on a street named after itself.
Saint Social | Rare Seed
Friday, October 30. The Howlin Wolf. 9PM. $12.
It's Halloween Eve and we're rocking the house! Saint Social is bringing us that feel-good indie rock, while Rare Seed is coming in with the alternative psychedelic space rock vibes! We're going to have a great night - We'll see you at 9pm!
Hypno Nun | Summer | Monika | Jadder
Friday, October 30. The Howlin Wolf. 8PM. $5.
Come kick off Halloweekend with us at The Howlin' Wolf! We have a stacked lineup up bands including Hypno Nun, Summer With Monika and JADDER! Grab a drink and get ready to dance! Get your tickets now!
Polytoxic
Friday, October 30. The Maple Leaf. 4PM-6PM. $23 (advance).
"The triumphant return... steeped in delusions of grandeur and covered in the sweaty grime of the back alleys they navigated to find themselves on stage once again..." "Tori Pater - Guitar / Vocals (Bloodkin, Dyrty Byrds, Henry Parsons Project). CR Gruver - Keys / Vocals (New Orleans Suspects, Outformation, Gruvers +1). Boris El Hando - Bass / Belly Slap (Booty Shaking Spider). With Special Guest Ethan Shorter - Drums (Marchfourth Marching Band, Dana Abbott Band)." Flyer: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/13df8d_a5e2a4b4e88d4a43882ffa2fc7b46c82~mv2.png
Chad Ray Turner | Bane and the Gators
Friday, October 30. Markey’s Bar (640 Louisa Street). 8pm. FREE.
Group Miniature Show Closing Reception
Friday, October 30. NOLA 'Nacular Studio & Gallery (1172 Magazine Street at Erato). 7PM. FREE. Turducken Productions
Jesse Autumn (harpist), Kevin Comarda, Natasha Sanchez, and Secret Society for Birds doing live soundtrack to a beloved Halloween cartoon.
Deathcharge | Come to Ruin
Friday, October 30. Santos Bar. 8PM.
Phantm | Swampbane
Friday, October 30. Santos Bar. 8PM. FREE.
"Night of the raving dead."
Bored Shortz | Big Red | The Kissing Disease
Friday, October 30. The Crypt (1301 St. Bernard Avenue). 7PM. $10.
Interesting Results | Mind Control Unit
Friday, October 30. Tuff Break Loser's Lounge (the old Junction). 9PM. FREE. Booking
DENSE FROG ADVISORY. Electro DJs. This show is part of the Phantom Freakout Fest happening between Nightbloom, the Domino, and Tuff Break.
Hypno Nun | Summer with Monika | Jadder
Friday, October 30. Wolf Den (at the Howlin Wolf). 8PM. $5.
Hypno Nun are jangly indie pop. Lafayette jam rockers Jadder were called Jacob's Ladder until this fall. (This is at the Wolf Den; the Saint Social & Rare Seed show is here simultaneously at the venue's area called The Porch.)
Saint Social | Rare Seed
Friday, October 30. Wolf Den (at the Howlin Wolf). 7PM. $11.24 (advance).
"It's Halloween Eve and we're rocking the house! Saint Social is bringing us that feel-good indie rock, while Rare Seed is coming in with the alternative psychedelic space rock vibes!" All ages. Flyer: https://i.ticketweb.com/i/00/12/98/95/94_Edp.jpg
Saturday, October 31
Hypno Nuns | Amazing Nuns
Saturday, October 31. Artmosphere.
Hypno Nun are evidently jangly indie pop or a jam band, based on a brief recent in-store performance (https://facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1723340586459625&id=100063511001488). Sponsored by Sisters In Christ probably.
Social Daze | Ghost Prism | Daytimer
Saturday, October 31. Babylon. 7PM. $10.
Opossum, Where Art Thou? | Saucé | No Mercy Just Mercy | Mack Swans | Jagged Rainbow | Killer For Hire | Jaquan Davis | Namaa
Saturday, October 31. Bear's (1401 Fairfield Avenue, Shreveport). $10.
Rock music, costume contest, glass blowing, more.
New Natives Brass Band | Genuine Mustard | Kevin McCune | Trinity Reign and The Mangoes
Saturday, October 31. Blue Moon Saloon and Guest House (215 East Convent Street, Lafayette). 8PM. $10.
Flyer: https://timelyapp-prod.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/images/54756026/new%20natives%2010-31_gB3F.jpg
Gravehuffer | Vacillator | Totem | Walking on Sunshine | Offal Lettuce
Saturday, October 31. Carrollton Station. 8PM. $10. Booking
Bands, drinks, food, and costume contest .
Jaded | Code Black | Bently & Artigue
Saturday, October 31. Courtyard Brewery (1160 Camp Street). 6PM. $10.
A few more bands with unreadable band logos.
Valerie Sassyfras
Saturday, October 31. Hey Cafe. 11AM.
This is at their new loc on The Greenway: 2606 St. Louis Street. No more exclamation point in the name, and no more watching mediocre basketball players out the window of their Magazine Street location before buying overpriced records at Peaches next door. But can I interest you in watching a charismatic septuagenarienne do Jazzercise as bikes whiz by?
Flesh Parade | Moral Disorder
Saturday, October 31. Holy Diver (1200 St. Bernard Avenue). $10.
Adrian Van Young
Saturday, October 31. Louisiana Bookfest (Baton Rouge).
Panels & Readings with the author of Rough Beast.
Shmoo | Finger Foods | McKay | Giovanni Ventello
Saturday, October 31. Santos Bar. 2PM.
Sunday, November 1
The Bad Naked
Sunday, November 1. Lighthouse Records (234 Mehle Street, Arabi). 6PM SHARP. FREE.
The Bad Naked performs, "Mystery Radio", a set of folky-grunge songs he wrote about his favorite old time radio horror shows. Fingers crossed the live recording turns out nice. Bad-Naked recently traded his Elmer Fudd cap for a growing bald spot and likes to think he's a real musician now. No one has the heart to say otherwise. Open mic following.Drive down St. Claude into the Lower 9th and turn right on Mehle street just before the Rallys (across the street from Geralds Donuts) Lighthouse records is the old lavender building about a block before you get to the levee. Ask about the cat poster. There's probably extra copies of the big silkscreen that's been getting around town.
New Orleans Vampiric Masquerade
Sunday, November 1. The Nieux (2040 Saint Charles Avenue). 9PM. $55 and up.
New Orleans Vampiric Masquerade presented by Isibella's Parlor. Theme: Heaven and Hell - angels and demons; vampires, lycans, fae welcome. The Masquerade returns to New Orleans for a night of forbidden splendor, where vampires, lycans, fae, angels and devils dance in the same ballroom. Masks encouraged but not required. Ages 18+. Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-orleans-vampiric-masquerade-tickets-1963678801155 Website: https://www.nolamasquerade.com Instagram: @isibellakarnstein
Monday, November 2
Penelope Shriver | Izzy Chase | Delvin and The Shades
Monday, November 2. The Rabbit Hole (1228 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard). 8PM. $10.
NOLA-via-Iowa bassist-singer Shriver recently dropped début(?) single "Time Will Tell." IG: penelope.shriver. 21+. Flyer: https://www.instagram.com/p/Deu7XLmDrsr
Tuesday, November 3
Abbeville Art Swap
Tuesday, November 3. Abbeville Cultural & Historic Center (200 N. Magdalen Square #4645, Abbeville). 6PM-8PM. FREE (RSVP).
"This time we’re taking Artist Roundup on the road with a pop up session! Join local Vermilion Parish artist Charlotte Gallet Broussard for a fun filled evening of collaborative art-making. Contribute your own additions to the canvas using a medium of your choice. Then, when time is up, pass it along to your neighbor. Keep going until you’ve made a full circle and watch your art come back to you, transformed in ways you never could have imagined! Creatives of all levels and backgrounds are welcome and supplies will be provided (paper, basic watercolor, acrylic markers, etc)."
Drosera | Holeopener | Pot of Greed | Lower Class
Tuesday, November 3. Free Store (5523 St. Claude Avenue). 6:30PM. $12 or best offer.
Overwhelming metallic hardcore antics from Gainesville, Lafayette, Baton Rouge, and NOLA, respectively. Drosera is the Latin genus name of the amazing little carnivorous sundew plants. In an 1860 letter, Charles Darwin wrote "...at the present moment, I care more about Drosera than the origin of all the species in the world." Presented by new booking group Parrothead. (Er... do they know that's a decades-old term for a JIMMY BUFFETT fan? Cochon was his favorite local restaurant; he always got the mac & cheese. Source: A cook there. 50 Cent & John Cena have also dined finely there.) All ages. Flyer: https://www.instagram.com/p/DdaHQ-QxO-L
Wednesday, November 4
NGLY | Max Rollins | Leisure Muffin | Interesting Results
Wednesday, November 4. Holy Diver (1200 St. Bernard Avenue). 10PM. $10. Booking
NGLY is from Argentina.
Jon Langford & Kelly Hogan | Joe Adragna
Wednesday, November 4. NOLA 'Nacular Studio & Gallery (1172 Magazine Street at Erato). 7PM. $30. Turducken Productions
Jon Langford is from The Mekons and The Waco Brothers. Joe Adragna is from The Junior League. Limited seating. Advance tickets at https://www.handstamp.com/e/jon-langford-kelly-hogan-with-joe-adragna-stoxl749
Trapt
Wednesday, November 4. Southport Hall. 7PM. $33 (advance).
Clunky but earnest Cali hard rock, nu-metallers perform their self-titled 2002 debut LP, which went platinum on the knuckles of the inescapable sportsball stadium anthem "Headstrong." It also has the more melodic & emo-y (maybe Sunny Day Real Estate-influenced) "Echo," with a rather moody Michelle Trachtenberg-starring music vid. Founded in '95; two original members (singer & bassist). 18+. No opening act mentioned yet.
Cuffing Season | Sarah Mootz | IS?Y
Wednesday, November 4. Wolf Den (at the Howlin Wolf). 8PM. $13 (advance).
Hillsborough, NC's "Cuffing Season is coming to The Howlin' Wolf on their 2026 Tour! Drawing from delta blues, hip hop, pop, and soul, Cuffing Season's music embraces the versatility of modern genres. On tour with Cuffing Season is indie pop artist, Sarah Mootz! (Her sound is more lonelycore folk than indie pop. IG bio: "soft heart, sharp edges"). Rounding out the evening is local New Orleans artist, IS?Y!" 18+. Tour poster: https://i.ticketweb.com/i/00/13/00/30/04_Edp.jpg
Thursday, November 5
Girl of Glass | Thus Spoke Zarathustra | x Mercy x | Tanto
Thursday, November 5. Midcity Ballroom. 8PM. $20 ($15 advance).
Houston, a.k.a. Baton Rouge West, coming in hot again. Girl of Glass are HTX "MySpace deathcore." Thus Spoke Zarathustra are Elkton, MD deathcore. XMERCYx offer "Houston edge metal." Tanto, named after a type of angular knife tip, are "Louisiana Hardcore (LAHC) / Beatdown Punk." Presented by Deadset. All ages. Flyer: https://s3.amazonaws.com/geotix-production-uploads/uploads/8ef75062-5f12-401a-9754-319bc1b011ae.jpg
Friday, November 6
Mangata
Friday, November 6. The Loose Caboose (201 McKinley Street, Lafayette). 9PM.
Block party with crafts, food, and a wedding party. "Louisiana prog-pop experimentalists Mangata are looking to spread the Lollipop Gospel across the nation!" Genuine Mustard play at nearby Freetown Boom Room. 18+. Dual flyer explains it: https://facebook.com/theloosecabooselafayette/photos/1841844757949021
Alex Sandra | Everstatic | Amorance | Weeping Hour
Friday, November 6. Wolf Den (at the Howlin Wolf). 9PM. $12.
"Alex Sandra is coming to The Howlin' Wolf and they're bringing a lineup of hardcore muscians from New Orleans, Monroe and Lafayette! Join us for a night of metal and rock!" Lafayette's Everstatic were called Phantum Sun until this summer of our acquaintance. 18+.
Saturday, November 7
Dinosaur Jr | Stef Chura
Saturday, November 7. Tipitina's. 8PM. $42.50 (+ $12.18 fees).
Monday, November 9
Lou Barlow & Bobby Bare Jr. | Hoist The King
Monday, November 9. Chickie Wah Wah. 8PM. 25.00 (advance).
You know and cherish Lou seBaDoh for their elite and clever indie rock, noise pop, anti-emo, with '94 Sub Pop effort Bakesale being likely the finest such album of the nineties. Much ink was spilled by zine auteurs in said decade debating whether Pavement, SebADoh, Yo La Tengo, Fugazi, Sleater-Kinney, or Superchunk was the top U.S. indie rock dog. (Other contenders: Polvo, Unwound, Liz Phair, Archers Of Loaf, Sunny Day Real Estate, the Jesus Lizard, etc.) To understand Lou's sense of humor, listen to Sebadoh's infamous 12-minute "Showtape '91": https://youtube.com/watch?v=ast87xNJcps. They would play snippets of it live in between songs while tuning guitars. 21+.
Tuesday, November 10
Mannequin Pussy | Wednesday | Snõõper
Tuesday, November 10. Civic Theatre. 7PM. $51.25 (advance).
All ages.
Wednesday, November 11
Madball | Rotting Out
Wednesday, November 11. Chelsea’s Live (1010 Nicholson Drive, Baton Rouge). 7PM. $28 (advance).
Madball has one original member, but it's their iconic singer, Freddy Cricien, a.k.a. Agnostic Fred, because he would often sing a few songs onstage with Agnostic Front as a kid in the '80s. He was also nicknamed Madball, so this AgFront side project quickly took on that moniker. This show would certainly sell out in NOLA, but likely won't here. (The tour has no NOLA stop.) Infiltrate the system. https://myspace.com/madball. In an interesting case of the pupil influencing the teacher, Rotting Out's 2011 début LP has a song titled "Laugh Now, Die Later," and Madball's 2018 album has one titled "Smile Now Pay Later." (Though both could be referencing Suicidal Tendencies' 1988 platter How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today?.) 18+. Flyer: https://i.ticketweb.com/i/00/12/94/41/24_Edp.jpg
Shauna Dean Cokeland | Dairy Free | Genuine Mustard
Wednesday, November 11. The Loose Caboose (201 McKinley Street, Lafayette). 7PM. $10 (NOTAFLOF).
Shauna Dean Cokeland is Cape Saint Claire, MD 22-year-old hedonistic yet existential, oft-humorous folk pop singer-songwriter, acoustic guitarist. Like Lana Del Rey x Violent Femmes & Moldy Peaches. "i make quirky lil songs in my room n one day im gonna take over the world." Two local folkster bands open. We could cram by listening to the Juno soundtrack at Pottery Barn? Flyer: https://facebook.com/theloosecabooselafayette/photos/1837190478414449
Friday, November 13
Largest gathering of Jason Voorhees EVER!!
Friday, November 13. The Howlin Wolf. 1:13PM. FREE (must register).
"Attempting to set a World Record of having the most people dressed as Jason. Participate size: 350. CRITERIA FOR ATTENDANCE : must be in costume. COSTUME: any mask depcited in [Friday The 13th] movies. Any outfit Jason wore in movies. A photo will be taken as proof of criteria being met for record." 1:13 - 1:45. Doors at 12:43. Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1984201683649
Tommy Castro & The Painkillers | GA-20
Friday, November 13. New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market (1436 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd.). 7PM.
Chris' Kitchen | Shawn Gwin
Friday, November 13. NOLA 'Nacular Studio & Gallery (1172 Magazine Street at Erato). 7PM. FREE. Turducken Productions
ANARCHY IN THE USA EVE: Old Punks Gone Anarchical. Chris' Kitchen Plays Shell Shock. And Shawn Gwin of East Cambodia. Plus show and sale of old flyers from the collection of Darren Hill (Red Rockers) to benefit Almost Ready documentary
Saturday, November 14
Thunderosa | Antiseen | Hit&Run | The Beer Munkees | Opossum, Where Art Thou? | Ese | Black Market Tabloid | Jethro Skull
Saturday, November 14. Straight Jackets (1910 Market Street, Shreveport). 4:30PM-11:45PM. $18.50 (advance), $25 (door).
"We are very stoked to announce the 1st annual Grumpy Munkee Music Festival to close out our Yeehaws and Outlaws tour in November!" Probably 21+. Flyer & exact set times @ https://grumpy-munkee.ticketbud.com/grumpy-munkee-music-fest-with-thunderosa-antiseen-and-more-. https://www.facebook.com/events/4331065687155929.
Interesting Results | JS Alvarez
Saturday, November 14. Tuff Break Loser's Lounge (the old Junction). 10PM. FREE. Booking
Electro/techno DJs.
Carl Cox | Steve Angello | BLOND:ISH | Apex Martin | Simon Doty | Da$on | Dr. Romance | Flamingeaux | Sillva | Xsomnia | Cam Honcho | Female Trouble | Kilobauud | Sundee | Leonce
Saturday, November 14. Woldenberg Riverfront Park (1 Canal Street). 2PM-10PM. $90+.
We Belong Here Fest: electronic, DJs, and club kulture. GOAT candidate Cox does a "three hour sunset set." "Strictly 21+." https://www.webelonghere.world/neworleans. Day 2 flyer: https://www.webelonghere.world/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Saturday-Feed.jpg. Fest poster: https://www.webelonghere.world/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/WBH-Nola-26-SDF-Flyer-FINAL.jpg.
Monday, November 16
Torsofuck | Mysteryxmeat | Fupa Goddess | Dungeon Filth | Teratoma
Monday, November 16. Poor Boys. 8PM. $20. Booking
The Big Boss is back again and extremely proud to announce this absolute banger of a show at his base of operations Poorboys. Happening for the first time EVER in the south, I bring to you all the way from Finland, none other than the legendary Goregrind Torsofuck being backed up by Goregrind heavyweights from Htown USA, Mysteryxmeat , Virginia Gorenoise lords ,Fupa Goddess, Atlanta's finest Grind act, the ever brutal , Dungeon Filth, Appalachian Cybergrind lords , Teratoma from Delirium Psychosis Productions. This is something you do not want to miss!! No cowards!! No posers!!!
Tuesday, November 17
Daisy Grenade | Boyish
Tuesday, November 17. Republic. 8PM. $18 (advance) - $85 (Super VIP).
Tour kickoff show following a Warped Tour appearance. Bandcamp bio: "Daisy Grenade is a power punk bubble grunge band that serves a bitter punch with a lip-glossed kiss on the side. Made up of two sharp yet afflicted young women, they use femininity as a weapon and, with a bit of sugar to help the medicine go down." Republic bio: "DAISY GRENADE is an alt-pop duo with something to say - and a clear vision for how to say it. Dani Nigro and Keaton Whittaker, New York natives with roots in musical theater, bring a natural theatricality to their work: dynamic live performances, sharp instincts for storytelling, and an emotional precision that cuts through the noise." The rockers were on Elektra (The Doors!), but are now on Fueled By Ramen (Cute Is What We Aim For). They evidently have just 3 EPs out. From their IG (184k followers) bio: "text us!! 917-540-5506." Super VIP package incl. meet n' greet, photo, signed holographic poster, more. 18+. Flyer: https://republicnola.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/3x4-IG-GRID-POST.png-4x5-IG-GRID-POST.png-9x16-IG-STORY-1400.jpg
Wednesday, November 18
Artist Round Up: Collaging, Flyer Making, and the Community Zine
Wednesday, November 18. Acadiana Center for the Arts (101 W. Vermilion Street, Lafayette). 6PM-8PM. FREE (please RSVP).
"This month, join former Artist Alliance member Jesse Poimboeuf for a night of collaging and mixed media artmaking as we put together the 7th issue of the Creative Acadiana Community Art Zine. Inspired by the grassroots flyers handmade by the Artist Alliance in the 90s you’ll collage flyers of your own: for real events, fake events, concepts, or anything else you can imagine! Collaging materials will be provided but you’re also encouraged to bring your own. Old photos, stickers, interestingly patterned paper. Scissors will be provided but if you may also bring other cutting utensils if you wish. Creatives of all levels welcome!" https://acadianacenterforthearts.org/events/community-zine/?occurrence=2026-11-18. RSVP at https://www.simpletix.com/e/286220
Commander Agraes | Utuk Xul | Avernal Moon | Serpentshrine
Wednesday, November 18. Holy Diver (1200 St. Bernard Avenue). 9PM. $20.
Vision of Death Booking and Hispanic Satanic Productions 666 proudly presents... Black Metal. Surprise!
Kurt Vile & The Violators | Twisted Teens
Wednesday, November 18. The Joy Theater. 8PM. $46+ (advance).
Under the Canopy | Larrissa | Patrick Cooper | Natasha Sanchez | Ciara Elise
Wednesday, November 18. NOLA 'Nacular Studio & Gallery (1172 Magazine Street at Erato). 7PM. $10. Turducken Productions
Under The Canopy is a California-based songwriter with a passion for story telling. https://www.instagram.com/underthecanopymusic/ --- Larrissa is a singer-songwriter from Arkansas known for her powerful lyrics and ethereal vocals. She gained traction carrying her keyboard and stories all over the heartland. https://www.instagram.com/larrissamusic/ --- Patrick Cooper is a singer/songwriter from New Orleans, Louisiana. The son of a North Louisiana Hillbilly and a South Louisiana Cajun, he has been playing guitar and singing in public since he was 12. https://www.patrickcoopermusic.com/ --- Natasha Sanchez is a photographic artist, songwriter and performer interested in, inspired by and continuously exploring the world - particularly the environment we create for ourselves through thoughts, perspectives and images. She has been creating photographs, with or without a camera, and writing songs, with or without an arc, since the turn of the century. In all her works she strives to illuminate the extraordinary within the seemingly ordinary. https://www.natashasanchezcreates.com/ --- Ciara Elise writes indie-folk music from the heart, for the melancholic soul https://www.instagram.com/ciaraelise.music/
Thursday, November 19
Brewster Durbin | Mitch Reed | Meredith Guy | Dairy Free
Thursday, November 19. Blue Moon Saloon and Guest House (215 E. Convent Street, Lafayette). 7PM.
HodgePodge night #4.
Brewster Durbin | Mitch Reed | Meredith Guy | Dairy Free
Thursday, November 19. Blue Moon Saloon and Guest House (215 East Convent Street, Lafayette). 7PM.
HodgePodge night #4.
Kressley Collura
Thursday, November 19. La Divina Italian Cafe (3535 Perkins Road, Baton Rouge). 6PM-8PM. FREE.
Female emo-y country, Americana singer n' acoustic guitarist. "Enjoy live local original music with Kressley Collura. Select wines, ice cold beer, delicious dining and gelato available for purchase."
The Droptines | Landon Lloyd Miller
Thursday, November 19. Texas Club (456 N. Donmoor Avenue, Baton Rouge). 9PM. $26.
The Droptines are a Concan, TX roots rock, alt.country with occasional bits of rockabilly and surf. 18+.
Friday, November 20
Robyn Hitchcock
Friday, November 20. Chickie Wah Wah. 9PM. $39 (advance).
"With a career now spanning six decades, Robyn Hitchcock remains a truly one-of-a-kind artist – surrealist rock ‘n’ roller, iconic troubadour, guitarist, poet, painter, and performer. An unparalleled, deeply individualistic songwriter and stylist, Hitchcock has traversed many genres with humor, intelligence and originality over 30 albums and seemingly infinite live performances. From The Soft Boys’ proto-psych-punk and The Egyptians’ Dadaist pop to solo masterpieces like 1984’s milestone I Often Dream of Trains and 1990’s Eye, Hitchcock has crafted a strikingly original œuvre rife with sagacious observation, astringent wit, recurring marine life, mechanized rail services, cheese, Clint Eastwood, and innumerable finely drawn characters, real and imagined." No opening act needed. 21+.
Saturday, November 21
Killing Bugs | S.W.A.R.M | [unknown logo... KXK?] | No Reprieve | Eyewitness | On the Bus | Headcock | Work of Fiction
Saturday, November 21. The Feed & Seed. 5PM. $10.
Data Center Protest Fest. If you're driving up from New Orleans with a sweetheart, you could kiss under the Flock cameras while watching the ongoing Clearview Mall demolition (https://www.facebook.com/groups/ADNMNOLA/posts/10164811182690638). All ages. Flyer: https://www.instagram.com/p/DdHkFL_iWxJ
Hemispheric Goth: Horror Fiction and Historical Trauma in the Americas
Saturday, November 21. Jefferson Parish Library, Rosedale Branch (4036 Jefferson Hwy. in Old Jefferson). 2PM. FREE.
We will be discussing Stephen Graham Jones' 2025 novel The Buffalo Hunter Hunter from 2:00-3:30 at the Rosedale branch of the Jefferson Parish Library,located at 4036 Jefferson Hwy. in Jefferson. Email mpbookfreak@hotmail.com for further details.
Wednesday, November 25
Blue Monday: A Tribute To New Wave
Wednesday, November 25. Moonshine Bar & Grill (4612 Rye Street, Metairie). 9PM. $20.
(Why are there so many bar & grills in Metairie? The quality of music is usually inversely proportional to the quality of the food at such places.) This group is comprised of local hard rock / metal vets, most notably Exhorder's (only) crooner Kyle Thomas, as listed in flyer @ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1998495921098
Friday, November 27
Record Store Day: Black Friday
Friday, November 27. Independent record störes. 9AM. FREE.
For releases list, click either WEB or PDF @ https://recordstoreday.com/NewsItem/12610. Notable items for NOLADIY fans incl. (alphabetically) Albert Ayler, B-52's, Frank Black, The Brides of Funkenstein, Carcass, The Chemical Brothers, Miles Davis (live '69!), Dexter and The Moonrocks, Marianne Faithfull, Florence + The Machine, George Harrison (along with Paul & Ringo [& Geddy Lee], a Windsor Court Hotel stayee!), Jefferson Airplane, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Kreator, Pat Metheny, Motörhead, The Music Machine ("garage rock pioneers"!), Charlie Parker, Lee "Scratch" Perry (dub!), Power Trip, Rainbow (rarities!), Ramones, The Runaways, Seaweed, Son Of Sam, Masayoshi Takanaka, Tangerine Dream (live '77!), 13th Floor Elevators (Roky! "She Lives In A Time Of Her Own"!), Richard & Linda Thompson, TV Girl, Ween (rarities!), V/A - The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping soundtrack (w/ exclusive mini turntable!), V/A - Jazz Dispensary: Cosmic Nuggets. And make sure to catch the Jai Alai reunion show later this nite. They were one of the o.g. NOLA post-rock bands, forming in '99 from local punkish acts, and opened for many prominent post-rockers who came thru NOLA from '99 (début show at Mermaid Lounge that February headlined by the amazing Macha) to about '05.
Jai Alai | Hogtown Creek
Friday, November 27. NOLA 'Nacular Studio & Gallery (1172 Magazine Street at Erato). 7PM. Turducken Productions
Jai Alai reunion and record re-release party. Early 2000s New Orleans post-rock band celebrating re-releases on Strange Daisy Records https://www.strangedaisy.com/artists/jaialai https://jaialaiband.bandcamp.com/ --- Hogtown Creek is a family band from St Augustine Florida. The group plays Americana style music which include Folk, Bluegrass and Old Time Dance tunes. https://hogtowncreekband.com/tell-me-more-about-htc 
Saturday, November 28
Knives in the Champion | Brass Bed
Saturday, November 28. Blue Moon Saloon and Guest House (215 East Convent Street, Lafayette). 10PM.
Moon Lake Massacre | Blanket of M | Killing Bugs | High Risk No Reward
Saturday, November 28. Tomahawk Skateshop (1911B Cypress Street, West Monroe). 7PM. $10.
All ages. instagram.com/tomahawkskateshop
Friday, December 11
Lily Unless and The If Onlys
Friday, December 11. Les Bon Toups Roule. 11PM. $10.
"Formed in New Orleans in 2022 and born of a common love for the kind of early 1950s country and rock & roll."
Saturday, December 19
Fairuza Balk | Dobson | Moral Disorder
Saturday, December 19. Holy Diver (1200 St. Bernard Avenue). 8PM. $10. Booking
The Big Boss is back again, here to bring another banger of a show at his new base of operations, Holy Diver. Happening December 19th, The Big Boss himself brings his beloved followers and supporters an entire new school Grindcore showcase for you. Coming all the way from Austin,Texas we have new school Grinders ready to tear down the place for us, Fairuza Balk. Being backed up new school New Orleans Grindcore band Dobson , ready to impress and put New Orleans on the map. And Moral Disorder, insanely talented youngblood Grinders putting it down how it needs ro be done. You don't want to miss this.
Hemispheric Goth: Horror Fiction and Historical Trauma in the Americas
Saturday, December 19. Jefferson Parish Library, Rosedale Branch (4036 Jefferson Hwy. in Old Jefferson). 2PM. FREE.
We will be discussing Nona Fernandez's 2016 novel The Twilight Zone from 2:00-3:30 at the Rosedale branch of the Jefferson Parish Library,located at 4036 Jefferson Hwy. in Jefferson. Email mpbookfreak@hotmail.com for further details.
Saturday, January 16
Hemispheric Goth: Horror Fiction and Historical Trauma in the Americas
Saturday, January 16. Jefferson Parish Library, Rosedale Branch (4036 Jefferson Hwy. in Old Jefferson). 12:30PM. FREE.
We will be discussing Matt Ruff's 2016 novel Lovecraft Country from 12:30-2:00 at the Rosedale branch of the Jefferson Parish Library, located at 4036 Jefferson Hwy. in Jefferson. Email mpbookfreak@hotmail.com for further details.
Eraserhead
Saturday, January 16. Manship Theatre (100 Lafayette Street, Baton Rouge). $5.
$5 Movie series. "Henry (John Nance) resides alone in a bleak apartment surrounded by industrial gloom. When he discovers that an earlier fling with Mary X (Charlotte Stewart) left her pregnant, he marries the expectant mother and has her move in with him. Things take a decidedly strange turn when the couple's baby turns out to be a bizarre lizard-like creature that won't stop wailing. Other characters, including a disfigured lady who lives inside a radiator, inhabit the building and add to Henry's troubles." In Heaven, everything is fine!
Tuesday, March 16
Interpol | Deafheaven
Tuesday, March 16. Saenger Theatre (1111 Canal Street). 7:30PM.
"For a band that has spent more than two decades refining a language of restraint, atmosphere and tension, there is something quietly disorienting about the moment that opens Interpol’s This Mirror Weighs a Ton." Deafheaven's "2021 album, Infinite Granite, reduced the black metal elements in favor of a shoegaze sound, with mostly clean vocals from [George] Clarke. In 2025, they released Lonely People With Power, a return to their blackgaze sound." All ages. Flyer: https://www.instagram.com/p/DezJtksl39Y
Sunday, April 4
The Psychedelic Furs | Living Colour
Sunday, April 4. The Fillmore (6 Canal Street). 7PM. $54+.
Orginally scheduled for 8/31/26. Previously purchased tickets will be honored for the new date. Fun Fact: Both of these bands have headlined at Tulane's McAlister Auditorium; the Furs in '83 (evidently with the then-unknown Divinyls opening) & the Colour in '93.
Wednesday, September 1

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