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OUR MUSIC lineup

Drew Landry is a Louisiana singer-songwriter whose music is deeply rooted in the landscapes, people, and traditions of his home state. A native of Southwest Louisiana, Landry is known for his honest, story-driven songwriting that explores life along the Gulf Coast, from working communities and disappearing wetlands to the culture and resilience that define Louisiana. Blending folk, country, Americana, and Southern storytelling, his work reflects a strong connection to the land and water and the people who depend on them. 


Bruce “Sunpie” Barnes is a New Orleans musician, cultural ambassador, and bandleader whose music draws from the rich African, Caribbean, and Louisiana traditions that have shaped the sound of the Gulf South. A master accordionist, harmonica player, and vocalist, Sunpie blends Afro-Caribbean rhythms with zydeco, blues, Creole music, and the unmistakable spirit of New Orleans. Through his performances, he celebrates the deep cultural connections between Louisiana, West Africa, and the Caribbean, carrying forward traditions rooted in community, movement, and storytelling. 


John Boutté is a celebrated New Orleans vocalist whose soulful voice embodies the musical spirit of his hometown. Born and raised in New Orleans, Boutté draws from jazz, blues, gospel, R&B, and the city’s deep Creole musical traditions to create performances filled with warmth, emotion, and unmistakable New Orleans soul. Known internationally for his song “Treme Song,” which became the theme for HBO’s Treme, Boutté has spent decades sharing the stories and sounds of New Orleans with audiences around the world. 


Sweet Crude is a New Orleans band known for its energetic blend of Louisiana French music, indie pop, percussion-driven rhythms, and infectious live performances. Singing in both English and Louisiana French, the band brings a contemporary sound to the language and culture of South Louisiana, creating music that feels deeply rooted in place while pushing tradition in bold new directions. With layered vocals, driving percussion, and an unmistakable Louisiana spirit, Sweet Crude has built a devoted following at home and beyond. 


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