Stereogum — After David Bowie passed away in January, Arcade Fire paid tribute to their friend and collaborator by holding a New Orleans-style second line parade with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. And last night, at the end of Arcade Fire’s set at NYC’s P... more info

Consequence of Sound — Second Line Parade also featured Preservation Hall Jazz Band. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The Preservation Hall Jazz Band of New Orleans was born in 1961 with a mission outlined in its very name. The goal: to preserve a traditional style of music at a time when it was being overshadowed by the arrival of rock ‘n’ roll as w... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The Preservation Hall Jazz Band of New Orleans was born in 1961 with a mission outlined in its very name. The goal: to preserve a traditional style of music at a time when it was being overshadowed by the arrival of rock ‘n’ roll as w... more info

Mercury News, California — Best Coast, Richard Thompson, Patti Smith, Leon Bridges and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band among acts set to perform. more info

The Telegraph — CDs from Herbie Hancock and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band are among the best jazz albums of 2014. Updated weekly more info

The Telegraph — CDs from Herbie Hancock and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band are among the best jazz albums of 2014. Updated weekly more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Greg Cristman Allen Toussaint @ Joe's Pub, 8/10/2014 While most of his best-known songs were made famous by other performers, producer, arranger, hitmaker and general New Orleans living legend Allen Toussaint in no small way helped shape no... more info

Stereogum — We’ve recently learned about a new Foo Fighters album recorded at studios around the country, including collaborations with the likes of Joe Walsh, Gary Clark Jr., Zac Brown, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and most certainly not bleak and Radi... more info

Mercury News, California — Also on tap: Joshua Redman; the Preservation Hall Jazz Band with Allen Toussaint; and Ravi Coltrane, Joe Lovano and Steve Coleman paying tribute to John Coltrane's 'A Love Supreme.' more info