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Lafayette Weekly (October 19-25,...
There are several options to enjoy live music in person or virtually this week in Lafayette. Local rock n' roll duo Sick Ride team up with funk and... Listen
Lafayette Weekly (October 12-18,...
Due to Hurricane Delta, Festivals Acadiens et Creoles rescheduled their first-ever online event. The virtual edition of the festival will now take place... Listen
Lafayette Weekly (October 5-11,...
While Festivals Acadiens et Creoles will be virtual this weekend, the Hideaway on Lee will be providing a space for several legends of our local music... Listen
Lafayette Weekly (September...
Like so many of our live music events this year, Downtown Alive! will present its fall season on the web. This year’s series of virtual concerts... Listen
Chubby’s enthusiasm for his heritage and culture is present in every aspect of his life-both professional and personal.
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Bellows-driven, vibrating reed squeezebox known as the accordion was first manufactured in Germany.
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The frottoir is a percussive, rhythmic instrument present in Zydeco music and to a lesser extent, in Cajun music.
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Listen to the songs that have influenced these three remarkably accomplished young musicians.
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Activist, environmentalist, poet & singer-songwriter Zachary Richard’s roots are deeply planted in Louisiana.
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A bowed string instrument, the fiddle is central to the sound, culture, and history of Cajun music.
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The craft behind building the specialized instruments responsible for the music of Cajun Country is rarely, if ever,...
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A weekly playlist with a rundown of live music in the area curated by local musician Philippe Billeaudeaux.
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Born, raised, and currently residing in Lafayette, LA Roddie Romero lives and breathes South Louisiana culture.
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The triangle is a simple, percussive, rhythm instrument central to Cajun music.
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The Savoy family preserves and shares in the bounty of their Cajun musical and cultural heritage.
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Listen to the songs that influenced the son of Cajun music royalty Marc and Ann, Joel Savoy.
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