Bayou Boogaloo brings 3 days of fun to New Orleans
Tina Howell • March 13, 2025
Bayou Boogaloo returns for 2025 celebrating its 18th year on Friday, May 16th - Sunday, May 18th for 3 days of incredible music, food, arts and family friendly fun along Bayou St. John in New Orleans.
Their just announced musical lineup will include performances by Big Freedia’s Gospel Revival, 420 Funk Mob featuring members of Parliament Funkadelic, Jagged Little Pill: An Alanis Morissette Tribute featuring Alexis Marceaux, Leo Nocentelli, LSD Clownsystem, Honey Island Swamp Band presents Dark Side of the Bayou, GLBL WRMNG, Crowe Boys, Jelly Joseph, Desert Nudes, Billy Iuso, Alexis & The Sanity, Ghalia Volt, James Andrews and The Crescent City Allstars, Bo Dollis Jr and The Wild Magnolias, Asylum Chorus and Kirkland Green.
Proceeds from the event help Friends of Bayou St. John, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes stewardship, cultural appreciation, responsible recreation and initiatives that support a clean, healthy Bayou St. John that is accessible to all.
Early bird weekend passes are $34.50, with VIP passes also available at https://www.ticketweb.com/event/2025-mid-city-bayou-boogaloo-the-bayou-boogaloo-tickets/14099723
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