Shreveport music

They formed back in 1998 while attending Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, they’re now based in New Orleans, and they’re playing for us this Saturday in Bossier City, LA – It's Louisiana’s own, Better Than Ezra.

If you want to support local businesses and artists, this may be just the event you're looking for.

Shreveport's own Kenny Wayne Shepherd is coming home and bringing some of his closest friends with him for the Experience Hendrix tour in October!

You won't believe which Shreveport legend will be representing Louisiana in the Tournament of Roses Parade before the Rose Bowl!

Shreveport, LA's own Kenny Wayne Shepherd kicked off the 2023 NFL season with a stunning performance of the National Anthem!

Shreveport is drenched in music history. From starting careers to welcoming legends, the city has seen a lot. Let's highlight one of the city's most legendary venues.

Faron Young was a country music musician who took Nashville by storm from the 50s through the 70s.

The group found their voice in Shreveport, and played their first ever show with that voice, and sound, in the same venue, in the same city.

The band will live stream a concert from their homes tomorrow night.

Burton started The James Burton Foundation with a mission of donating guitars to schools, veteran's hospitals, and community service organizations in order to educate people about music.

The Seratones are receiving high praise from the music community and have been added to one of the largest music festivals in the nation.

If you look around, you can see Shreveport's musical finger prints everywhere.