Good Measure

A Belgian-born cellist, singer, and composer based in New Orleans since 2002, known for live-looped solo performances that blend jazz, French chanson, and avant-garde improvisation. Has performed at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, the Kennedy Center, and Lincoln Center, and recorded with Arcade Fire and Dr. John. Learn more about this free show here. 

A Moroccan-born guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and composer who has made New Orleans his home. Music curator for NOMA, OffBeat Best Emerging Artist, and composer of the Sundance Award-winning film Ma Belle, Ma Beauty. Artistic director of Rencontre Orient-Occident in Switzerland. Learn more about this free show here. 

A New Orleans soul band whose sound has earned them the tag "the South's Most Soulful Sound" -- a blend of traditional New Orleans rhythm, funk, R&B, and Afrofuturist soul anchored by roaring brass and deep pocket grooves. Essence Magazine "New & Next Artist" 2023; performed at the 2025 BET Awards Red Carpet Pre-Show. Learn more about this free show here.

Just blocks from the Caesars Superdome, The Barnett is your Saints game-day headquarters in the heart of the Warehouse District. Large parties are welcome. Grab a table, settle in, and watch the game on the big screen at Good Measure, our live music venue that flows straight into the Lobby and its full bar. Game-day bites, $10 cocktails, $8 wines, and specials like $5 Paradise Park Draught and $2 Fireball Shots, kickoff to final whistle. Food specials inclue game-day inspired bites like Fried Chicken Sliders and our Barnett Smash Burger. Click here to view the entire menu. Entry is free, join us for all the fun every home game.

With Opening Act Sari Jordan. Detroit-raised, New Orleans-based guitarist, singer, and composer whose genre-blending style spans funk, gospel, jazz, hip-hop, blues, and psychedelic rock. Co-founder of the Grammy-nominated Mardi Gras Indian funk band The Rumble feat. Chief Joseph Boudreaux Jr. and a member of Dumpstaphunk. Tonight marks the release of his new album, with Sari Jordan opening.  Learn more about this free show here. 

A trio of New Orleans legends: vibraphonist and percussionist Mike Dillon, drummer Johnny Vidacovich, and bassist James Singleton. Learn more about this free show here. 

A Baton Rouge-born singer-songwriter and guitarist now based in New Orleans, working in the Black Americana tradition. Former frontwoman of Alabaster Stag, which opened for Big Freedia, Tank and the Bangas, Flow Tribe, and GIVERS. A featured performer at the BlackAmericana Fest alongside Joy Clark, Leyla McCalla, and Mia Borders.  Learn more about free show here.

Trumpeter, vocalist, and bandleader from a new generation of New Orleans musicians carrying the city's brass and jazz traditions forward. Son of Bruce "Sunpie" Barnes; mentored by Leroy Jones and Gregg Stafford. Credits include the Preservation Hall All Stars, Grammy-nominated Cha Wa and the Rumble, and collaborations with Nicholas Payton, Solange, Dr. John, and Carlos Vives. Learn more about this free show here.

A Sacramento-born drummer and songwriter who moved to New Orleans to study Jazz Studies and Performance and has been an active force in the city's music scene since 2022. A versatile percussionist with credits including Stephen Walker's Big Easy Brass Walkers, Kid Merv & All That Jazz, and Trumpet Mafia. His debut album Songs for a Better Tomorrow is set for an early 2027 release. Learn more about this free show here. 

A Louisiana-born R&B singer-songwriter who has performed at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Essence Festival, opened for Katy Perry, Leon Bridges, and Logic, and sung the national anthem for the New Orleans Saints and other professional sports franchises. His latest EP is Songs You Can Feel. Learn more about this free show here.

An award-winning New Orleans brass band founded in 2018, blending second-line tradition with jazz, funk, hip-hop, R&B, and rock and roll. Regulars at French Quarter Festival and Essence Festival. Learn more about this free show here.