About Holidays New Orleans Style
Holidays New Orleans Style showcases the season’s magic in our beloved city. As the city lights up with festive decorations, join us for a joyful experience full of music, tradition, and the unique charm of New Orleans!
Join us for a beloved New Orleans holiday tradition at the historic St. Louis Cathedral. This year’s concert series features an eclectic lineup of local talent, bringing the spirit of the season to life in the heart of the French Quarter. Whether you’re discovering them for the first time or making them part of your yearly tradition, these performances are a must-see. Then, ring in the new year in true New Orleans fashion! The inaugural New Orleans Eve concert will light up Jackson Square with live music just before the legendary Crescent City Countdown fireworks show. With a lineup of local favorites and fireworks over the Mississippi River, this will be the ultimate celebration to close out 2024.
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Cathedral Concerts
Wednesday, December 18
6PM – 7PM
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FAQs
Holidays New Orleans Style Concerts at the St. Louis Cathedral
Where are the Holidays New Orleans Style concerts being held?
We will have indoor concerts at the St. Louis Cathedral, 615 Pere Antoine Alley, in the French Quarter.
Is reserved seating available in the St. Louis Cathedral?
Seating is first come, first served. If all seats are filled, attendees can enjoy the concert from the back of the Church, which has standing room only.
Can we bring chairs?
The St. Louis Cathedral concerts are indoors, and seating is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Can I bring snacks to the concerts?
No food or drinks will be allowed inside the St. Louis Cathedral, and neither will be for sale inside the Church.
What time do the concerts begin?
Doors will open at 5:30PM for the first three concerts, with showtimes from 6PM to 7 PM. The St. Louis Cathedral Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 22, will run from 5:30PM to 6:30PM.
How much do the concerts cost?
Nothing! The concerts produced by French Quarter Festivals Inc. are provided at no cost to the community. However, we encourage attendees to support our programming by donating to our nonprofit at www.fqfi.org/donate.
Can I bring my camera to film the concerts?
There is no video or audio recording in the St. Louis Cathedral. Flash photography is strictly prohibited.
Where can I park?
The nearest parking is available at Premium Parking—PO149, PO249, PO404, and PO407. Please note these are paid parking spaces.
Are the concerts wheelchair accessible?
St. Louis Cathedral and the concert series are wheelchair accessible via the main entrance to the church on Chartres Street. There are a limited number of dedicated wheelchair locations for attendees that are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Are restrooms available in the St. Louis Cathedral?
There are no public restrooms inside the St. Louis Cathedral.
New Orleans Eve
Tues, 12/31 | 9PM – midnight | Decatur St. @ Jackson squarE
Tank and the Bangas
Tank and the Bangas, the Grammy-nominated band known for their explosive energy and soulful blend of rap, poetry, and rich melodies, will bring in 2025 at the first New Orleans Eve concert.
DJ RQ Away
DJ RQ Away will make us sway to curated beats throughout the night as we as we await the countdown to midnight!
Bonerama
Bonerama will light up the stage for New Orleans Eve as we bring in the new year.
FAQs
New Orleans Eve
Where is the New Orleans Eve concert being held?
Our New Orleans Eve concert on Decatur Street at Jackson Square will be held outdoors, rain or shine.
Can we bring chairs for the New Orleans Eve concert?
Guests may bring camp-style chairs but are prohibited from setting up in the immediate vicinity of the stage or places with heavy pedestrian movement. FQFI is dedicated to upholding the comfort of our fans and maintaining the ability for attendees to dance and feel the music up close. Blankets and tarps should be left at home.
Can I bring outside food and beverages to the New Orleans Eve concert?
Yes, outside food and drinks are allowed. Please do your part to dispose of your trash properly. Temporary trash cans will be provided in the audience area—please don’t litter in our beautiful city.
What time does the New Orleans Eve concert begin?
Our concert will begin at 9PM and continue until midnight, with the Crescent City Countdown and fireworks show immediately following.
How much does the New Orleans Eve concert cost?
Nothing! The New Orleans Eve concert produced by French Quarter Festivals Inc. is provided at no cost to the community. However, we encourage attendees to support our programming by donating to our nonprofit at www.fqfi.org/donate.
Can I bring my camera to film the New Orleans Eve concert?
There is no professional video or audio recording allowed outside of officially credentialed media.
Where can I park?
The nearest parking is available at Premium Parking—PO149, PO249, PO404, and PO407. Please note these are paid parking spaces.
Are restrooms available during the New Orleans Eve concert?
Yes, a limited number of portable restrooms will be staged at the corner of St. Peter and Decatur. These restrooms will be available for public use from 8PM to 12:30AM the night of the show. We will also provide ADA-accessible restrooms.