Events

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Zehrin Sims is a Sacramento-born drummer and songwriter who relocated to New Orleans to study Jazz Studies and Performance, and has been an active force in the city's music scene since 2022. A versatile percussionist whose credits include Stephen Walker's Big Easy Brass Walkers, Kid Merv & All That Jazz, and Trumpet Mafia, Sims is the cousin of saxophonist and bandleader Zahria Sims. Join us for the debut of Zehrin Sims’ original music from his upcoming album “Songs for a better Tomorrow” featuring Seth Finch on piano, Eli Whitmann on guitar, Ellwood Allen Jr on bass, and David McKissick on trumpet.

Full bar on-site.

No check-in required.

Entry is free, with standing room and some seating at first come, first serve basis.

Doors open at 9 pm. Join us in Good Measure. Come for the music. Stay for the night.

Evan Oberla is a New Orleans trombonist, multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and composer who graduated with a degree in jazz trombone from Ohio State University before building a career across jazz, funk, pop, and avant-garde music. A member of Flow Tribe, Oberla has shared the stage and studio with Kamasi Washington, Wyclef Jean, Elle King, and Spoon. His latest album Canal Street Revolution is a double LP of original compositions based on first-person historical accounts of the New Orleans Civil Rights movement of the 1960s and beyond.

Full bar on-site.

No check-in required.

Entry is free, with standing room and some seating at first come, first serve basis.

Doors open at 8 pm. Join us in Good Measure. Come for the music. Stay for the night.

Founded in 2004 by six New Orleans high school friends and revived in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Flow Tribe has spent two decades playing what they call "backbone-cracking music" -- a high-energy blend of funk, rock, R&B, hip-hop, and New Orleans rhythm. Main stage veterans at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and the Voodoo Music Experience, the band's 2017 album Boss, produced by Mannie Fresh, reached No. 58 on the Billboard R&B chart. Their 2024 release Garden of Earthly Delights features Ivan Neville of Dumpstahphunk on the lead single.

Full bar on-site.

No check-in required.

Entry is free, with standing room and some seating at first come, first serve basis.

Doors open at 9 pm. Join us in Good Measure. Come for the music. Stay for the night.

Saskia Says! is the band of vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Saskia Walker, an Italian, British, and American musician who came to New Orleans in 2019 to study at Loyola University and has made the city her home. Drawing from classic jazz, swing, funk, soul, and Latin music, Walker developed her sound through a wide range of musical environments, from a jazz-Latin band in Rome to a psychedelic rock group during her college years. She has served as a resident performer with the New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park, and her debut album Love, a swing and Latin-infused record, was released at Sweet Lorraine's in New Orleans.

Full bar on-site.

No check-in required.

Entry is free, with standing room and some seating at first come, first serve basis.

Doors open at 8 pm. Join us in Good Measure. Come for the music. Stay for the night.

The Majik Feelings are a condensed configuration of the long-running New Orleans collective Gov't Majik, led by bassist and co-founder Bru Bruser and fronted by vocalist Ten Spencer. Gov't Majik is self-described as "The Dirty South Afro-Beat Arkestra," blending the music of Fela Kuti and other Afrobeat and Afrofunk pioneers with the funk, jazz, rap, and rock and roll of New Orleans, landing somewhere between Fela, OutKast, and Kool & the Gang. Founded in 2005, the band made their Jazz Fest debut in 2007 and returned to the festival stage in 2026. Their new album, also titled The Majik Feelings, is due out this fall. Made up entirely of Gov't Majik members, this more intimate configuration puts the spotlight on the group's songwriting, vocal work, and deeper groove.

Full bar on-site.

No check-in required.

Entry is free, with standing room and some seating at first come, first serve basis.

Doors open at 9 pm. Join us in Good Measure. Come for the music. Stay for the night.

Brasinola plays the music of Brazil's Tropicalia movement with a New Orleans rhythm underneath. The band draws on the late 1960s and 1970s heyday of that Brazilian sound -- its blend of samba, funk, folk, and psychedelia -- while grounding everything in the feel of the city where they perform. As bassist and co-founder Ron Johnson has put it, "the NOLA in our name is the foot of the New Orleans drummer." A longtime presence on the city's club circuit, the band first made their name at the Maple Leaf Bar and have been a Frenchmen Street fixture since.

Full bar on-site.

No check-in required.

Entry is free, with standing room and some seating at first come, first serve basis.

Doors open at 9 pm. Join us in Good Measure. Come for the music. Stay for the night.