for Good Measure: Steve Lands
Good Measure 600 Carondelet St, New Orleans, LA, United StatesFour piece band playing original music from the four corners of the earth.
Four piece band playing original music from the four corners of the earth.
The Barnett’s signature lobby afterparty. Rusty Lazer keeps the night going after the show in Good Measure.
Then People at The Barnett is a monthly showcase featuring live performances by up-and-coming artists local to or hailing from New Orleans.
Since 2010, this band has been spreading their incredible sound around the globe. Hailing from the musical hotbed of New Orleans, the Brass-a-Holics infuse the traditional New Orleans brass sound with a heavy dose of electrifying go-go funk from Washington D.C. Picture the core New Orleans brass elements - trumpet, trombone, saxophone - backed by a full drum set, percussion, keyboard, bass, and electric guitar, creating an explosion of musical possibilities. Whether they're playing their original tunes or putting a unique spin on popular music, the Brass-a-Holics bring something for every music fan to love. Once the music starts, the crowd becomes one, coming together for a truly unforgettable experience that leaves a lasting impression. Don't miss the chance to make memories that will last a lifetime with the Brass-a-Holics!
Raj Smoove is a New Orleans-based DJ and music industry professional with more than 30 years of experience. Currently the Game Day DJ for the NFL’s New Orleans Saints, he is one of the city’s most recognizable, in-demand talents and one of the most successful DJs to emerge from the region. He has appeared on the main stage at the globally renowned ESSENCE Festival of Culture, as well as at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, the official ANTI-Tour wrap party for Rihanna, the National Fried Chicken Festival, NBA All-Star Weekend, the HBCU Legacy Bowl, the National Urban League Conference, the National Black Journalists Association Convention, and as a DJ for the New Orleans Pelicans. Consistently recognized by the City of New Orleans for his contributions to local culture, he has received multiple proclamations from the New Orleans City Council.
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