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  • Blumie
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    Originally posted by Jordan View Post
    I saw Norco Lapalco is opening for Malevitus on 3/10 at dba - Glad to see they are playing again.
    Malevitus can't be characterized as a new band, but it wouldn't surprise me if not many Threadheads are familiar with them. They're a lot of fun; great punk sound. Worth checking out.

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  • jjazznj
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    Originally posted by fichadelphia View Post

    I hope to be there
    Oops, just realized the "Carrollton Station" part is not there. I want to catch him there one of these Thurs if it's a regular thing.
    Last edited by jjazznj; 03-02-2023, 02:38 PM.

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  • fichadelphia
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    Originally posted by jjazznj View Post
    Mahmoud Choucki

    Back to the
    Carrollton Station

    Thursday March 2nd, 8pm

    Lex Warshawsky - Bass

    Terrence Houston - Drums

    NO COVER !

    https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid....2661524735413
    I hope to be there

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  • Jordan
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    I saw Norco Lapalco is opening for Malevitus on 3/10 at dba - Glad to see they are playing again.

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  • jjazznj
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    Mahmoud Choucki

    Back to the
    Carrollton Station

    Thursday March 2nd, 8pm

    - Bass

    - Drums

    NO COVER !

    Last edited by jjazznj; 03-02-2023, 02:37 PM.

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  • jjazznj
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    Speaking of Los Guiros​:

    Fiesta de MusicaNola

    Some of the best acts from the hot New Orleans Latin scene come together for full day joyous music on two stages.



    Sun, March 12, 2023, 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM CDT

    B J's Lounge 4301 Burgundy Street New Orleans, LA 70117

    There will be two stages: one inside and one out. Bands will alternate.
    2:30 Inside - Christina Kamini
    3:30 Outside - Amigos Do Samba
    4:30 Inside - Yusa Duo
    5:30 Outside - Conjunta Tierra Linda
    6:30 Inside - Felipe K-RRera Latin Group
    7:30 Outside - Los Guiros
    9:00 Inside - Goez Malaria
    Refried Dreams will be selling yummy food





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  • Canine Horror
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    Originally posted by Marignygregg View Post

    Nice. On my radar. Thanks Fich and JJ.
    Just a heads up Gregg, if you're planning to head to Three Keys it's worth R.S.V.P. ing, even for the free shows, as they sometimes restrict entrance to those who have reserved.
    See ya there !

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  • kh1958
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    Los Guiros is on my list for Second Saturday.

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  • fichadelphia
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    Originally posted by jjazznj View Post


    I finally got to see Los Guiros play the other night at The Saturn Bar. Easily my new favorite new local band. They are playing Three Keys in The Ace Hotel next Wed, no cover.
    Awesome. So glad you enjoyed them. I can’t wait to see them again.

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  • Marignygregg
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    Originally posted by jjazznj View Post


    I finally got to see Los Guiros play the other night at The Saturn Bar. Easily my new favorite new local band. They are playing Three Keys in The Ace Hotel next Wed, no cover.
    Nice. On my radar. Thanks Fich and JJ.

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  • jjazznj
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    Originally posted by fichadelphia View Post
    I want to see Los Guiros again - they are a psychedelic Cumbria band that I saw at BJ’s. More of them please.
    I finally got to see Los Guiros play the other night at The Saturn Bar. Easily my new favorite new local band. They are playing Three Keys in The Ace Hotel next Wed, no cover.
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  • Nancy10016
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    Swag,
    Thanks for starting this thread - I'm looking for new music... I will say we also loved Layla Musselwhite when we saw her and I've heard a lot about Renee Gros, I'm assuming it's the same singer Kemp, but you never know....

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  • Renee
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    Originally posted by swag View Post
    In another thread, someone commented "I just get tired of seeing the same old bands at the same old places, which seems to be a Threadhead ritual."

    So I figured this was worthy of its own thread.

    Who are the new performers playing around town that you recommend? I guess you can define "new" for yourself, but for me, I'd say it's someone who plays locally now and wasn't performing (or rarely performing) here before the pandemic, or maybe someone who you just weren't aware of.

    I'll start by throwing out two.

    Layla Musselwhite moved to NOLA recently. She's the daughter of harmonica legend Charlie Musselwhite. She sings and plays acoustic guitar, in a style that ranges from old school blues to singer/songwriter. Upcoming shows include tonight at the Constantinople Stage and Oct 15 at the Blues & BBQ Fest.


    Mahmoud Chouki moved to NOLA in 2017, but I first heard him within the last year or two. Originally from Morocco, one bio describes him as an "international master guitarist, composer, artistic director and multi instrumentalist. His performances and compositions consist of music from around the globe fusing oriental and occidental ethnic and electric style of music. He leans especially towards flamenco, jazz, and oriental styled music". Definitely a different sort of sound. I've only seen him online, but hope to catch him live either tonight at Zony or Sunday at Broadside.

    Who are your favorite new bands?
    Mahmoud Chouki was one of my favorite sets at fest, this past year! Thanks Canine, again!!

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  • 20/20
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    Originally posted by Kemp View Post
    I'm in total agreement about T Marie and Bayou Juju and will be surprised if they aren't on the Fais Do Do stage next Fest. We found them in The Old Point back in March. Another up and coming New Orleans lady worthy of Threadhead consideration is Renee Gross whom we caught at 30x90 on a recent trip. Her mom Nancy Little Red Gross of the always solid little jump blues band LiL Red and Big Bad (take note Party) has been rocking the BMC for years. Renee has been singing backup with various NOLA folks and has a new and favorably reviewed EP out. I really like this Thread. Support the old and new!
    https://www.offbeat.com/music/renee-...F5h4bW6FGV_sx4
    My wife and I just have a great time every single time that we go to see LiL Red and Big Bad at BMC. I have even seen her up on stage with a drink in her hand. Shameful behavior!

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  • Kemp
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    I'm in total agreement about T Marie and Bayou Juju and will be surprised if they aren't on the Fais Do Do stage next Fest. We found them in The Old Point back in March. Another up and coming New Orleans lady worthy of Threadhead consideration is Renee Gross whom we caught at 30x90 on a recent trip. Her mom Nancy Little Red Gross of the always solid little jump blues band LiL Red and Big Bad (take note Party) has been rocking the BMC for years. Renee has been singing backup with various NOLA folks and has a new and favorably reviewed EP out. I really like this Thread. Support the old and new!
    After regularly singing with both Russell Batiste around town and Billy Iuso at Jazz Fest, Renée Gros, a 26-year-old singer-songwriter born and raised in New Orleans, announced the release of […]

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