In 1919, a jazz-loving killer known as the "Axeman" terrorized New Orleans — but a century later, one local historian ...

Live music highlights in New Orleans for the first full week of June include an Italian opera/pop star and a genre-blending ...

Lillian Boutté-l’Etienne, the jazz and gospel singer who spent decades in Europe advocating for the music of her native New ...

Central City Stompers, a 10-piece Dixieland/New Orleans style band who play jazz, blues, stomps, rags, popular songs from ...

In a moving display of remembrance and restoration, Dillard University, the City of New Orleans, and University Medical ...

New Orleans honored 19 African American individuals with jazz funeral ceremony after their remains were repatriated from ...

The remains, used in the 19th century as part of now discredited racial science, are being laid to rest on Saturday in a ...

After more than 150 years in Germany, the remains of 19 Black people, taken for racist scientific research, have been ...

More than 150 years after their deaths, the individuals were honored with a multifaith memorial and jazz funeral — bringing ...