New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market

"For fans of the more sophisticated blues/rock players like Robben Ford and Scott Henderson, Schofield is worthy of standing shoulder to shoulder with the best of the genre," says PREMIER GUITAR MAGAZINE. "Schofield is a force to be reckoned with," states BLUES ROCK REVIEW.

"Sheer ferocity..." says NEW YORK TIMES.

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"Rising star in the galaxy of jazz singers," raves NEW YORK TIMES. "One of the most promising jazz singers of her generation," claims WALL STREET JOURNAL.

Blues Hall of Famer, 3x-GRAMMY® Award-Winner, 7x-GRAMMY® Award Nominee, 14x-Blues Music Award Winner & 56x-Blues Music Award Nominated Singer & Songwriter BOBBY RUSH "is one of the greats, a legendary bluesman..." raves ROCK & BLUES MUSE. Rush was Nominated for a 2024 GRAMMY® Award for "Best Traditional Blues Album" ('All My Love For You'). Rush is having a major career moment at 91-years-old with his involvement in the hit film written and directed by Academy Award Nominated filmmaker Ryan Coog

"Kermit Ruffins is one epitome of the New Orleans musician: skillful, versatile and no less serious just because he's happy to entertain," says the New York Times.

Donald Harrison Jr. is an American jazz saxophonist and the Big Chief of The Congo Square Nation Afro-New Orleans Cultural Group from New Orleans, Louisiana. He was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the Berklee College of Music in 2021. GRAMMY® Nominated & NEA Jazz Master Big Chief DONALD HARRISON is a visionary saxophonist and cultural ambassador, as well as a leading force across multiple musical genres. He has performed with the highest echelon of acoustic jazz masters from the 20s tradition t