New Orleans Spice Band

The New Orleans Spice® Brass Band performs locally in New Orleans and for International events and jazz festivals. Worldwide performances include Canada, Italy, Mexico, and Turkey. This group was photographed for the XLVII Super Bowl program cover and ticket by New York Artist, Nigel Parry.

They perform locally for Mardi Gras Krewes, social clubs, weddings, jazz funerals, corporate events, and private functions. They have been featured at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (JazzFest), the French Quarter Festival (multiple times) winning the Battle of the Bands and performing the opening parade. You’ll see them parading throughout New Orleans creating exciting, life-long memories for everyone.

Performances include:

• Jazz Fest (New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival)
• French Quarter Festival (multiple times)
• International Jazz Festival, Mexico (multiple times)
• Niagara Grape and Wine Festival, St. Catherine’s, Ontario, Canada
• Venice, Italy (private Venetian castle) …large home on the main water-way.
• Superdome, New Orleans (many times)
• Convention Center New Orleans (Many times and every room, meeting space, hall(s), foyer, theater, etc.)
• Mardi Gras World … too many times to remember. On both West Band and East Bank!
• Creole Queen and Cajun Queen Paddle-wheeler and Riverboat, almost eight years, 7-nights-a-week with four bands nightly.
• Istanbul, Turkey: New Orleans music and food celebration for 14 days.

Every hotel ballroom, meeting room, dining room, lobby and event space in the city of New Orleans. …we’ve played them all.

City Park, Lakefront, down by the riverside, Tchoupoulas, Magazine, St. Charles Ave., Bourbon Street to Frenchmen Street, Rampart, Poydras and even down Canal Street with over 5,000 people! The Convention Center (every room, lobby, Hall and escalator) to Convention Center Blvd. The Elms Mansion to tiny side street parks. The Degas House to the Wax Museum. The NOMA (New Orleans Museum of Art) to the Pavilion of Two Sisters. Places of worship to reception halls in every corner of New Orleans. Cemeteries, Mausoleums, and grave-sites. Back rooms at the Monteleone, to balconies over-looking every street in the French Quarter to Jackson Square. You name it, we’ve played it!