Uniquely NOLA: Get right with the Dr. Tan burger at Fharmacy

It was essentially a Hail Mary to even try at 7:15pm on a Thursday night.  My wife looked at me bewildered: "the Waitr app is paused…I’m not sure what is going on here." Fharmacy technically "closes" at 8:30pm and has no need for the interruption or annoyance from Waitr biz circa 7:30pm on a Thursday. … Continue reading Uniquely NOLA: Get right with the Dr. Tan burger at Fharmacy

Uniquely NOLA: Italian sub at Francesca has harmony like Crosby, Stills, and Nash

A lot of what we have already or plan to write about food on this primarily music-oriented site are little snippets of New Orleans experiences that we enjoy. Attempting to properly tell our readers about our favorite things, experiences that you can only find in New Orleans and the surrounding geography. Little secrets to get … Continue reading Uniquely NOLA: Italian sub at Francesca has harmony like Crosby, Stills, and Nash

How to navigate the best Jazz Fest night show line-up ever

Holy shit! I guess it's appropriate considering how awesome the Jazz Fest 50th Anniversary line-up is, but this Jazz Fest night show roster is Off. The. Hook. Here's a quick way-too-early guide to navigate possibly the greatest 10 days of live music in New Orleans ever. Ever. The Rolling Stones. Our methodology for these recommendations … Continue reading How to navigate the best Jazz Fest night show line-up ever

New album review: Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Signs

Signs was derived out of the pain of losing influential mentors close to Derek, Susan, and other bandmates, and the album's melancholy is clearly evident throughout the 11 tracks. I'll start by saying this is not the simplified, hard-hitting rocker album we are hoping to eventually hear from TTB, and the mourning throughout the band's … Continue reading New album review: Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Signs