When you think of Kansas City and New Orleans, what comes to mind? For many, it's the music—the jazz, the rhythm, and the deep-rooted history.

From eating delicious food to hearing incredible live jazz, a visit to New Orleans could cost a lot — but it doesn't have to.

“Jazz in New Orleans is really dance music,” said New Orleans Jazz Museum Director Greg Lambousy. “From second lines to weddings, parties of all sorts.” Lambousy says jazz has its roots in ...

New Orleans hosts this Super Bowl during the winter marking the 100th anniversary of two recordings, both featuring the same jazz musicians from Louisiana, that arguably changed the entire ...

The rhythmic pulse of New Orleans jazz merged seamlessly with Afro-Cuban ... By partnering with Cuban musician Cimafunk and Cuba Educational Travel, the organization has created a sustainable ...

KSHB 41's Kevin Holmes wanted to learn more about the difference in tunes of the genre, so he sought out those who would know ...

“From almost anywhere in the French Quarter, you’re just steps to many of the city’s best white ... renowned music venues, such as Preservation Hall, presenting New Orleans jazz in an ...

Ledisi, a Grammy-winning jazz and soul artist who was born in New Orleans and spent much of her childhood growing up there, ...

Jon Batiste brought musicianship and New Orleans flair to the Super Bowl national anthem, while Lauren Daigle and Ledisi also ...

Perhaps you’re already in the city; maybe you’re arriving in a day or two for the game. If you’re lucky enough to be headed ...