I think everyone can agree that brunch tastes better with a melody, dancing is almost impossible without background music and a long, stressful week is so much easier with a live performance to look forward to. Fortunately for Baton Rouge locals, the capital city is no desert of live events. Whether you’re looking to unwind with a mimosa, discover new local talent or take the stage yourself, the city offers a full week of opportunities to experience live music in all forms. From country hits to jazz brunches here’s what’s happening this week.
Saturday, February 21
Live music at the Texas Club
Kick off the weekend with a country-packed show featuring Pricilla Block and Logan Crosby. Known for heartfelt lyrics and big vocals, Block promises a night of lively entertainment and crowd-pleasing hits. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., with the performance starting at 9 p.m., giving concertgoers plenty of time to grab a drink and find a spot before getting into the spirit. The Texas Club’s spacious venue allows for a comfortable spot for everyone, whether you want to sit or dance, there’s a place for you.
Sunday, February 22
Songwriter Sundays at La Divina Italian Cafe
Sunday afternoons at La Divina are a local favorite thanks to Songwriter Sundays. This weekly staple in the local creative community attracts musicians from across the city. With a focus on original music only, the intimate gathering gives artists a space to share their work while connecting with fellow performers in the area. Come to perform or simply to enjoy good food and authentic music. La Divina’s cozy atmosphere makes it the perfect spot to experience unfiltered creativity.
Tuesday, February 24
Karaoke Tuesday at the Revelry
Want something a little closer to campus? Tuesday karaoke at the Revelry bar on Highland Road is a student favorite for a reason. The high-energy environment and crowd it attracts is sure to make any stressful day in class that much better. The song requests range from classic rock staples to early 2000s pop jams. If you decide to scream into the mic or sing, both are welcome and encouraged.
Wednesday, February 25
O’Hara’s open mic Jam Night
Unlike the Revelry, this is not your average karaoke. Every Wednesday this February, O’Hara’s Irish Pub is hosting open mic Jam Nights. This midweek pick-me-up will keep you dancing and vibing all night long. In the relaxed atmosphere of the downtown bar, there’s space to lounge or move to the variety of musicians, from solo artists to full band jam sessions. The event takes place from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Friday, February 27
Jason Boland & The Stragglers at the Texas Club
The Texas Club knows how to start the weekend right with a performance from Jason Boland & The Stragglers. This red dirt favorite brings music rooted in the classic country grit sound and storytelling lyrics. From shows in California to Texas, the band’s return to Baton Rouge is a highlight for concert lovers eager to wrap up the week. Expect a livelier crowd and the unmistakable energy the group is known for.
Sunday, March 1
Jazz brunch at Red Stick Social
Round out another week with smooth jazz and a delicious brunch spread. Red Stick Social’s Sunday jazz brunch blends food with soulful sounds perfect for a relaxed morning, date or slow start to your week. The blend of music and comfort over the large venue makes this a beloved weekend ritual.
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