N.O. Jazz & Heritage Festival Announces Music Lineup for 2024 Jazz Fest

Marcelo Unda • January 18, 2024

The Jazz Fest music lineup is something that gets me excited every year. That first hype video drop gets me excited for the spring. I know we all have been locked in our house the past few days with the frigid weather. This just goes to show you there is light at the end of the tunnel. Spring is coming and what more to get you pump is warm weather, great food, and fantastic music. 

Marcelo was right.

I've Got Soul But I'm Not Soldier

Look The Killers have been a large influence in my life and at different stages. I've never had the opportunity to go and see them perform live. When I heard they were going to be at Jazz Fest I knew this was a show I couldn't afford to miss. Yes, of course I will be singing every word to Mr. Brightside and every song from Hot Fuss. I can still remember when and where I was when I first heard of them. Watching one of the most exciting skate parts by skater in the 2000s.

Looking forward to Vampire Weekend and Foo Fighters. Juvenile continuing his 400 Degreez tour should get a welcoming Homecoming. Who are you most excited to go see? Send me some comments on what your most looking forward to for this Jazz Fest.


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