From its start in the French Quarter of New Orleans to its present status as one of the preeminent and versatile ensembles in the world, Preservation Hall Jazz Band has endured for nearly 65 years.

Inside a theatre just off of Bourbon Street, a jazz band grooves for an audience of excited second graders on a field trip. As the music fills the decades-old Preservation Hall, the kids laugh, dance ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When the Preservation Hall Jazz Band takes the stage at the Palm Springs International Jazz Festival, the iconic New Orleans ...

It’s impossible to overstate Preservation Hall Jazz Band’s dedication to the alchemy of their lineage—but the long-running group does much more than sustain the buoyant brass sound that distinguishes ...

Ben Jaffe didn't have much choice other than to join the family business. And considering he's just 39 and the musical director... Ben Jaffe didn’t have much choice other than to join the family ...

For Mardi Gras-style, traditional jazz music, look no further than Preservation Hall Jazz Band as they make their way to KiMo Theatre on Friday, Feb. 21. Hailing from the heart of New Orleans, ...

4 FOREVER K-POP National Tour to Kick Off in Bloomington and Visit Over 30 Cities The Preservation Hall Jazz Band’s iconic and exuberant “Big Easy” sound will have you up and dancing from the ...

At a moment when musical streams are crossing with unprecedented frequency, it’s crucial to remember that throughout its history, New Orleans has been the point at which sounds and cultures from ...

New Orleans is the birthplace of Louis Armstrong and jazz itself. The city’s history flies like a contrapuntal melody above the heartbeat rhythms of America. “A lot of people like to consider it the ...

Coming in at number seven on Southern Living's list of the 25 best places to visit in the South is the Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana. Preservation Hall has hardly changed since its ...

When the Preservation Hall Jazz Band takes the stage at the Palm Springs International Jazz Festival, the iconic New Orleans institution’s touring ensemble will lean on traditional material.