Festivals

It's just a few weekends away, the largest celebration of Cajun and Creole culture in the world. It's a Louisiana tradition that's shaking out the good stuff.

Jelly Roll, Willie Nelson, Hardy and Megan Moroney are all also among the performers at next year's Stagecoach festival.

The Louisiana Association of Fairs and Festivals has recently announced the elimination of the evening gown and on-stage Q&A portions of festival pageants that fall under the organizations purview.

The annual event is the oldest and largest agricultural festival in Louisiana and we couldn't be more excited to tell you about what's in store this year.

Hard to believe we don't already have a French Bread Festival right? Well, we do now!

This year's festival will run from Friday, October 13 through Sunday, October 15, 2023.

Every year the folks that put together the Shrimp Festival book some great local and national musicians to play the grandstand all weekend long. And this year's line-up is as solid as you'll find.

The "Revel on the River" will be held October 6-8, 2023.

The festival features a who's who of Cajun and Zydeco music along with some great local country artists and a national classic country artist.

2024's lineup is a vibe!

"I’m bringing along some of my favorite singers and musicians to give the fans two nights they’ll never forget," Bentley says.

The Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival in New Iberia made a big announcement yesterday, the entertainment lineup for this year's festivities.

A huge roster of stars have joined the bill for the 2023 CMA Fest, which marks the festival's 50th anniversary.

The event has evolved into a must-see for fans.

Race weekend is coming to Nashville in a big way.

The iconic Thunderbirds will roar through the Louisiana sky this weekend as part of the Chennault International Air Show.

Wallen is on vocal rest for the next six weeks.

Tanya Tucker, Corey Kent and more country artists are performing, too.

As you can imagine, it is expected to be a very busy night downtown. As a result, Festival organizers have provided information to help everyone enjoy a sure-to-be epic night of free live music.

Southern Living Magazine has spotlighted the best music festivals in the South. Louisiana is represented by only one. How can that be?