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Frenchmen Street is the go to spot for live music in New Orleans, featuring 20+ bars, venues, and restaurants in a 2 block stretch. FRENCHMEN STREET INFORMATION. GET THE INSIDE SCOOP ON ALL THE BARS, CLUBS, RESTAURANTS, EVENTS, AND LOTS MORE! THE FRENCHMEN STREET PUB CRAWL.
Once a hidden gem among locals, Frenchmen Street is now recognized as one of New Orleans’ best spots for finding live music. The sounds of jazz, reggae, and blues spill out of clubs lining the corridor making for a buzzing and vibrant atmosphere. Audiences flock to Frenchmen from all over the world to get a taste of authentic New Orleans music.
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Live Music on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans. The Blue Nile is home to countless top funk, blues, soul, and brass shows. The Blue Nile is well known as the original music club that gave birth to the music culture on Frenchmen Street. Check out the upper floor where late-night DJs spin with views overlooking Frenchmen Street.
- Esplanade & Decatur
- Esplanade & Decatur, Part 2
- Between Decatur & Chartres
- Between Chartres & Royal
- Between Royal & Dauphine
Of course, the weirdness gets a start right at the beginning of iconic Frenchmen. Heck, it gets a start before you even get on Frenchmen — there’s usually a jumble of tourists, locals having a night out, and tribes of runaways in the neutral ground (median) that runs through Esplanade Avenue out here. Be on the lookout forCheck Point Charlie (501 E...
The city streets do a weird geography trick, forming a “v” around the Faubourg Marigny fire station. Frenchmen Street exists on both sides of that “v.” Just around the corner (and technically not on Frenchmen, but worth noting) is the Dragon’s Den (435 Esplanade Avenue), one of the city’s standout music clubs. You won’t get any PreHall-style Dixiel...
Now the street is getting hot. First up: The now-vacant space at 504 Frenchmen Street, which used to be home to the mainstay Mona’s, replaced post-pandemic by the now-defunct Torshi. We’re hoping the space won’t stay vacant for long. Just across the street, a little ways off of Frenchmen, is the Brieux Carré Brewing Co. (2115 Decatur Street), a mic...
Pro tip: Not only is the second floor of Dat Dog (601 Frenchmen) filled with decorations culled from the Krewe of Chewbacchus (the city’s science fiction/fantasy-themed Mardi Gras krewe), the balcony is a great spot for people-watching, especially the bands that often play at the intersection of Frenchmen & Chartres. The hot dogs are pretty amazing...
Across the street, on the 700 block of Frenchmen Street, you’ll find the tiny but popular Remedy Bar (700 Frenchmen St.). Sharing the same address is Mr. Joe’s Island Grill & Seafood BBQ, where you can get ribs, jerk chicken and smoked brisket platters till 2 a.m. We end our journey at Washington Square, a charming, historic park where you can walk...
Featured Events. At Frenchmen Street Productions, we believe in setting a high standard for entertainment in New Orleans. Our combined experience in the theatre, dance, music, and festival arenas enlightens our ability to produce extraordinary entertainment.
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70116, UNITED STATES. 5047666193contact@bluenilelive.com. Hours. ©2023-2024 Blue Nile, New Orleans LA. The Blue Nile is New Orleans' premiere intimate music venue. Located in the heart of the historic Frenchmen Street, it has been the home of countless top funk, blues, soul, and brass shows, featuring local, national and ...
