The Zion Harmonizers are the city’s oldest and most-loved gospel group, rooted in the American traditions of vocal quartet singing and a capella, four-part harmonies, energized by both New Orleans rhythms and a deep, collective spiritual belief.  For nearly ninety years the... Read more

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Al "Carnival Time" Johnson is a much-loved New Orleans singer and piano player, best known for his classic Mardi Gras song, “Carnival Time.” Johnson is a living legend and statesman representing the original New Orleans rhythm and blues scene. He learned piano at an early a... Read more

Michael “Mikey B3 “ Burkart New Orleans Keyboardist and Singer. Known for his high energy performances and soulful voice. His ability to cross all genre of music. He has traveled across the world and been on stage and recorded with well known artist such as such as George P... Read more

Taylor Mroski is a professional bassist, guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, and producer. He studied bass at Loyola University, learning from Ed Wise, Jesse Boyd, and Roland Guerin. Today he plays freelance in New Orleans. Taylor grew up playing electric and upright bass. He c... Read more

While many musicians strive to create the kind of music that lives forever within our mind and bodies, only a few can create timeless treasures to touch a chord within our very being, and Bobbi Rae is such that artist. Bio Provided by FQF Inc. Read more

Hot Rod Lincoln offers up oldies and goodies from a motley assortment of musicians who have kept their day jobs. Founding members and attorneys Darryl Berger, Bobby Manard, and Chip Saunders came up with the group in 1972 as a one-off party band while they were attending la... Read more

Ernie’s biggest fear is to be pigeon-holed as a plain-old bluesman. The Louisiana native stayed on the road for decades and put out some of his own records under the Kolab imprint in the 90’s. To this day, you can catch Ernie Vincent holding court at Sweet Lorraine’s Jazz C... Read more