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NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The New Orleans Beignet Fest Foundation announced its 2025 music headliners on Wednesday, June 18.
The festival is celebrating its eighth annual year on Nov. 15 at City Park’s Festival Grounds. It will be headlined by singer-songwriter Marc Broussard and New Orleans’ Rebirth Brass Band. Other scheduled performers include the Imagination Movers and the Prism Project.
According to his website, Marc Broussard possesses “a unique gift of channeling the spirits of classic R&B, rock and soul into contemporary terms.” The Lafayette native has released 12 studio albums and founded a charity called the Save Our Soul Foundation. Proceeds from his music are donated to several different charities across Louisiana.
Rebirth Brass Band has been playing for nearly four decades and is known around New Orleans for its high-energy jazz and funk music. The brass band won a Grammy award in 2012 and was featured in an HBO series. The band states on its website that their music exhibits “an unmatched energy that compels every listener to dance.”
Food options for this year have yet to be announced, but Beignet Fest is currently accepting vendor applications at foodvendors@beignetfest.com.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased on the Beignet Fest website. Three different ticket levels are available this year.
The Lagniappe Lounge ticket option is new this year and will give attendees exclusive access to a space near the stage, complimentary Abita beer and other drinks, dedicated restrooms and access to the Lagniappe Lounge Tent. By purchasing, attendees are also supporting families and children with autism through the Beignet Fest Foundation.
The Ruby Slipper VIP Experience ticket option provides attendees with access to a large shade tent and greenspace with views of the entertainment stage, dedicated restrooms, taste tickets for a selection of signature Ruby Slipper cocktails, bottled water, games and giveaways from Ruby Slipper. Organizers say this option sold out quickly in 2024, so be sure to purchase soon.
General admission costs $25, but any tickets purchased before July 11 are discounted to $15. Admission for children 10 and under is free.
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