Louisiana music

“Baby Don’t” is the New Orleans musician’s third studio album and her attempt at making a Louisiana record “her way.”

Joy Clark’s debut solo album is an ode to her Louisiana roots.

One of Lafayette’s rising stars, blues rocker Lane Mack, released his self-titled debut earlier this month, and it hit No. 2 on the iTunes blues…

At his talk at TEDxLSU last Saturday, John Gray — a musician and educator — talked about “music as a connector”.When you hear a few bars of the "Star…

From his pop covers to his freewheeling radio show, there was more to the late musician than blues.

The blues-rock singer combines the ambition and self-awareness of a longtime New Yorker with the easy swagger of her Louisiana home.

He formed his first dance band in 1960, and adopted the pious nickname Deacon on the suggestion of a mischievous drummer. Now 73, Moore is one of the city's most beloved musicians.

The best-known father figure in jazz has famous musical sons. But the Marsalis clan is even more extensive, as you can see when students reflect on his influence.

In 1964, a teenage girl group from New Orleans proved to be The Beatles' biggest competition, knocking the Fab Four out of the No. 1 spot on the charts.

Gauthier works her way through stages of grief over a relationship, depicting each one as an all-consuming, transformative experience and stumbling onto blue notes that didn't exist before.