The opening of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival was delayed by weather.
Saturday’s scheduled performers include rock band Dead & Company, R&B singer/musician H.E.
R, alternative folk band The Lumineers, jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard, featuring The E Collective and Turtle Island Quartet, blues singer Keb’ Mo and gospel artist Anthony Brown and group therAPy.Due to weather conditions, the opening of today’s Jazz Fest will be delayed by one to two hours. Please stay tuned for more information. See you this afternoon!
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