Shanna Dance and Jonnie Bridgman present a New Orleans Mardi Gras Party - Mar. 7, 2025
https://hermannsjazz.com/donate&streamShanna Dance - Vocals
Alexander Ferguson - Vocals
Ashley Wey - keys
Louis Rudner - Bass
Damian Graham - Drums
Jonnie Bridgman - Sax
Alfons Fear - Trumpet
Vocalist Shanna Dance and Saxophonist Jonnie Bridgman present "New Orleans Mardi Gras Party", in Victoria! Shanna and Jonnie are back at Hermann's with a dynamite band for another tribute to the music of New Orleans, this time in honor of Mardi gras. You'll hear and New Orleans Classics in the style of Dr. John, Professor Longhair, Aaron Neville, the Meters, John Cleary, Preservation hall Jazz Band, and many more! The last show at Hermann's by this all-star band was a complete sell-out so get your tickets right away! We encourage the audience members to dress up in full Mardi Gear to make the night more festive. We look forward to celebrating Mardi Gras with you.
Alexander Ferguson - Vocals
Ashley Wey - keys
Louis Rudner - Bass
Damian Graham - Drums
Jonnie Bridgman - Sax
Alfons Fear - Trumpet
Vocalist Shanna Dance and Saxophonist Jonnie Bridgman present "New Orleans Mardi Gras Party", in Victoria! Shanna and Jonnie are back at Hermann's with a dynamite band for another tribute to the music of New Orleans, this time in honor of Mardi gras. You'll hear and New Orleans Classics in the style of Dr. John, Professor Longhair, Aaron Neville, the Meters, John Cleary, Preservation hall Jazz Band, and many more! The last show at Hermann's by this all-star band was a complete sell-out so get your tickets right away! We encourage the audience members to dress up in full Mardi Gear to make the night more festive. We look forward to celebrating Mardi Gras with you.
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Shanna Dance and Jonnie Bridgman present a New Orleans Mardi Gras Party
Posted: Mar. 7, 2025
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