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The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Celebrate My Feet Can't Fail Me Now 25th Anniversary With Re-release Of Milestone CD The Dirty Dozen Brass Band are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of their landmark debut album, My Feet Can't Fail Me Now. They will be re-releasing the milestone CD on November 3rd, 2009 and are currently offering a free download of the re-mastered title track on their website (dirtydozenbrass.com). Watch the site for details on special anniversary album packages. The Dirty Dozen inspired a resurgence of New Orleans' brass band music and married the tradition to a contemporary sound that drew admirers and collaborators as diverse as Widespread Panic, Dave Mathews, Norah Jones, Dizzy Gillespie, David Bowie, Robert Randolph and many more. Their live shows into 2010 will feature the band performing My Feet Can't Fail Me Now in its entirety with traditional instrumentation. Please see Tour Dates >>
Rosebud Artists could be found performing in a wide variety of formats during the 40th Annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival (April 24 - May 3) ..The Dirty Dozen Brass Band horn section started the festival off by joining Spoon during their headline set. Later the same night, The Dozen welcomed Booker T. as a special guest for their show at The Republic. The Dozen's own festival set featured an all star lineup of artists for the Glass House Reunion (the Dozen's early home base in NOLA) including former members of The Dozen as well as Trombone Shorty and others. In addition to other dates around town, the band's Gregory Davis (Blodie) performed one of the festival's closing sets with Blodie's Jazz Jam, again featuring members of The Dirty Dozen and Trombone Shorty and his band, Orleans Avenue.... read full story >>
Trombone Shorty, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band and BeauSoleil are all being recognized for their achievements at the 2009 Big Easy Music Awards in New Orleans on April 19, 2009. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's influential history is being acknowledged by awarding them the Music Heritage Award. Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue are nominated for Best Funk Band and Trombone Shorty himself is nominated for Best Male Performer, a category he won last year. Trombone Shorty also makes a guest appearance on Best Album of 2008 finalist - City That Care Forgot by Dr. John & the Lower 911. BeauSoleil is nominated for Best Cajun Band, a category that they have dominated in the past with 10 previous wins. Best of luck to all the nominees!
Grammy Congratulations to Allen Toussaint who was awarded the Grammy Trustees Award, performed on the live TV broadcast and was the featured public interviewee Thursday for the Grammys Legends series! Allen's song "Fortune Teller" is also featured on the Robert Plant / Allison Krauss Raising Sand CD - the big winner at the Grammys this year. The Blind Boys of Alabama were honored with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement award and also won their 5th Grammy for their Down In New Orleans CD. BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet were also Grammy winners for their Live CD from the 2008 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band joined Allen Toussaint and Lil Wayne on the Grammy telecast. Also nominated for Grammys were Marcia Ball, Bill Frisell and Michael Doucet for his solo CD. Trombone Shorty was featured on Dr. John's Grammy winning City That Care Forgot and James Burton, who performs in Jim Lauderdale's Dream Payers band, shared the Grammy for Best Country Instrumental for Cluster Pluck. In addition, the Grammys Louisiana luncheon featured appearances and performances from The Blind Boys of Alabama, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Allen Toussaint and Michael Doucet. Congratulations All!
Rosebud Artists are once again figuring prominently among those honored with nominations for Best of The Beat Awards presented by OffBeat magazine, recognizing the best of New Orleans music. Nominees are selected by the editors and writers of OffBeat and the public has the opportunity to vote for the winners. Vote here as the polls close January 22. The awards take place January 31 at the House of Blues in New Orleans. Rosebud Artists nominated are Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue for Best R&B / Funk Band or Performer - a category they won last year. Trombone Shorty himself is nominated for his third Artist / Band of the Year award and for Best Trumpet player. Also nominated for Best R&B / Funk Band are Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen, who have recently joined the Rosebud roster. Jon Cleary is also nominated for Best Piano / Keyboards player. Dr. John's City That Care Forgot, which features a guest performance by Trombone Shorty, is nominated for both Album of the Year and Best R&B / Funk Album. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band have been nominated for Best Brass Band, a category they have won a number of times in the past. Best Cajun Band or Performer nominees include 12-time winners BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet. Michael Doucet's solo CD, From Now On, is nominated for Best Cajun Album and Michael is also nominated for a Violin / Fiddle award. Best of luck to all the nominees!
Allen Toussaint and Trombone Shorty will be featured participants in the nationally televised NBA All-Star game on TNT Sunday, February 17th. Trombone Shorty will perform during the player introductions along with Branford Marsalis, Kermit Ruffins and Rebirth Brass Band. Allen Toussaint will perform at half time as part of an all star lineup of keyboardists also featuring Harry Connick, Jr. and his band with Dr. John, Davell Crawford, Art Neville, Ivan Neville, Jonathan Batiste and Ellis Marsalis. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band will perform throughout the television special on the preceding day which will include the 3-Point Challenge, Slam Dunk competition and skills challenge. The NBA All-Star Game begins at 8 p.m. Eastern (5 p.m. Pacific) at New Orleans Arena. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Allen Toussaint and Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue are all touring throughout 2008. - see tour dates >>
Rosebud artists Bettye LaVette and Mavis Staples scored spots in the top 35 of Village Voice's annual "Pazz & Jop Poll" for LaVette’s Scene Of The Crime and Staples’ We'll Never Turn Back. The annual poll combines ballots from 577 critics’ Top 10 lists to acknowledge the best albums of 2007. Additional Rosebud artists whose CDs were honored were Bill Frisell (for his work with Floratone and with Paul Motian and Joe Lovano) Loudon Wainwright III, Meshell Ndegeocello, Ruthie Foster, Pieta Brown, Ann Savoy and the late Muddy Waters. Compilations that featured Rosebud artists were Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur (Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars), Goin Home: A Tribute To Fats Domino (Allen Toussaint, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Trombone Shorty and Marcia Ball) and Song Of America (The Blind Boys of Alabama and Bettye LaVette). See the full list of albums at: Village Voice's annual "Pazz & Jop Poll" >>
Goin' Home: A Tribute to Fats Domino features Rosebud artists Allen Toussaint, Marcia Ball, Trombone Shorty and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band. On this double-disc tribute, Allen Toussaint joins Paul McCartney on "I Want to Walk You Home” and Marcia Ball pairs up with Irma Thomas for their own rendition of "I Just Can't Get New Orleans Off My Mind". Marcia also sings backing vocals with Dr John on “Don’t Leave Me This Way”. Trombone Shorty also does double duty teaming up with the Rebirth Brass Band and Lenny Kravitz on "Whole Lotta Loving" and also joining with Ivan Nevilles Dumpstaphunk and B B King on “Goin Home” while The Dirty Dozen Brass Band is featured on "Every Night About This Time," along with Joss Stone and Buddy Guy. The album, set for a September 25 release, includes Domino hits such as "Blueberry Hill," "I’m Walkin’," and "Ain’t That a Shame”. Other artists on the album include Willie Nelson, Elton John, Robert Plant, and Neil Young. Proceeds are to be donated to New Orleans Public Schools and fund the reconstruction of Domino’s home, which was severely damaged from Hurricane Katrina.
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band have just been confirmed to perform on Live with Regis and Kelly on Thursday, May 24th. The legendary brass band will join one of daytime television's most popular shows as Regis and Kelly visit New Orleans next week for 4 shows. Currently performing in Singapore and Japan, watch for The Dirty Dozen on their extensive, coast to coast US tour this Summer. ..see tour dates >>
Rosebud artists were honored once again at offBeat Magazine's Best Of The Beat Awards in New Orleans on January 25, 2007. BeauSoleil continued their dominance in the Best Cajun Band category and also picked up Best Cajun Album for their recent CD BeauSoleil: Live in Louisiana (Way Down in Louisiana). As in past years, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band ruled the Best Brass Band Album category, picking up an award for their latest CD on Shout Factory, What's Going On. The Best of the Beat Awards are chosen by New Orleans music fans and offBeat.com and offBeat Weekly readers from around the world.
The New Orleans Saints returned to the Superdome with a nationally televised grand celebration in which Rosebud artists Allen Toussaint and The Dirty Dozen's Gregory Davis were highly visible. Gregory lead a group of brass musicians to the foot of the stage, preceding a performance by U2 and Green Day. U2's Bono even name dropped Allen Toussaint in the lyric to "Beautiful Day". Later, the national anthem was performed by legendary New Orleans icons Irma Thomas and Allen Toussaint.
New Orleans' own Dirty Dozen Brass Band and very special guests are paying tribute to Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On, by releasing their reinterpretation of the classic CD on the record’s 35th anniversary. Adding even more weight to the project is the fact that the political and social issues of that era remain relevant today and are emphasized by the fact that the CD is being released on August 29, the anniversary of the Katrina disaster. The Dozen themselves were uprooted by the hurricane and the loss they shared with much of the Gulf Coast community is given voice here by the band and special guests G. Love, Ivan Neville, Bettye LaVette, Guru and Chuck D. The CD is being released by Shout Factory who are donating a portion of the proceeds from the sale of each copy of What’s Going On toTipitina's Foundation, benefiting the music community of New Orleans. ...more on press release >>
Allen Toussaint and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band are among the all-star cast of the DVD "From The Big Apple to The Big Easy" which documents the benefit concert of the same name held in New York City in September 20, 2005. Allen Toussaint is featured performing solo on “Southern Nights” and with Cyndi Lauper on “Last Train/I Know (You Don’t Want Me No More)”. In addition he shares the stage with and provides accompaniment to Art Neville, Lenny Kravitz, Elvis Costello, Clarence “Frogman” Henry, Jimmy Buffett, Aaron Neville, Cyril Neville and Irma Thomas. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band are featured in performances with Elvis Costello and Dave Bartholomew, Diana Krall with Troy Andrews and Kermit Ruffins. Later, they join The Neville Brothers, The Meters and others in a show closing performance of “When the Saints Go Marching In”. Charlie Musselwhite also performed with Tom Waits at Radio City Music Hall the same evening in a simultaneous show benefiting the same cause. The live concerts raised nearly 9 million dollars for hurricane relief efforts and 100% of the proceeds from this DVD will go toward continuing those efforts. Rhino: "From The Big Apple to The Big Easy" DVD >>
Saturday, March 18th
Two Rosebud artists joined all-star line-ups to help raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina in the New York benefit concerts dubbed "The Big Apple to The Big Easy." The Dirty Dozen Brass Band was featured in the fundraiser at Madison Square Garden performing with Elvis Costello, Diana Krall and Dave Bartholomew. They also joined Aaron Neville and a score of other New Orleans performers for the finale of "When the Saints Go Marching In." Charlie Musselwhite lent his support by performing with Tom Waits in a simultaneous benefit concert at Radio City Music Hall. Other performers on the two shows included Simon and Garfunkel, John Fogerty, Elton John, Dave Matthews, Joss Stone, Jimmy Buffet and Lenny Kravitz.
For the 10th time in the 18 year history of Gambit Weekly's Big Easy Entertainment Awards, BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet won the Best Cajun Band Category. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band also took home honors, winning Best Brass Band once again. The Big Easy Awards honor the best of what New Orleans has to offer in Music and Theater. Winners and honorees were feted in New Orleans at The Municipal Auditorium on April 18, 2005.
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band On Conan February 8!
BeauSoleil and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Honored at New Orleans' 2005 Best Of The Beat Awards
Rosebud Agency Artists Receive / Collaborators in 8 Grammy Nominations
The Grammy Awards will be held on February 15, 2005. more info at Grammy.com >>
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's "Funeral for a Friend" In Stores May 3, Special Appearances on New Widespread Panic, Modest Mouse CDs
In the wake of guesting on Dave Matthews’ latest, "Some Devil," The Dozen will appear on the new live Widespread Panic CD, Night of Joy, out March 23 on Widespread/Sanctuary Records. The CD features nine cuts recorded by Widespread Panic and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band in November, 2003 at the relatively intimate confines of the Myrtle Beach, SC House of Blues. Tracks include Panic favorites such as "Rebirtha" and "Arleen", as well as covers such as Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" and Bill Withers' "Use Me". In more news of the Dozen being enlisted by their peers, Modest Mouse’s Good News for People Who Like Bad News produced by indie legend Dennis Herring, will be released on Epic Records on 4/27/2004 featuring the Dirty Dozen Brass Band Horns on two tracks.
Funeral for a Friend the new studio album from The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, which teams the Dozen with Producer Craig Street and Engineer Husky Hoskulds, will be released on Ropeadope Records on May 3, 2004. As a special treat to New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Fest visitors and Dirty Dozen fans alike, there will be a special "early" release in New Orleans on 4/20/2004! The 10-track CD will feature the gospel and blues roots of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. In the wake of guesting on Dave Matthews’ latest, "Some Devil," The Dozen will appear on the new live Widespread Panic CD, Night of Joy, out March 23 on Widespread/Sanctuary Records. The CD features nine cuts recorded by Widespread Panic and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band in November, 2003 at the relatively intimate confines of the Myrtle Beach, SC House of Blues. Tracks include Panic favorites such as "Rebirtha" and "Arleen", as well as covers such as Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" and Bill Withers' "Use Me". In more news of the Dozen being enlisted by their peers, Modest Mouse’s Good News for People Who Like Bad News produced by indie legend Dennis Herring, will be released on Epic Records on 4/27/2004 featuring the Dirty Dozen Brass Band Horns on two tracks.
Whether you're a long-time aficionado or a recent convert, DANCING TO NEW ORLEANS will give you a great appreciation for the amazing gumbo that is the music of Louisiana. Jam-packed with live performance footage by The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, BeauSoleil, Buckwheat Zydeco, the Neville Brothers, and many more, DANCING TO NEW ORLEANS is a must-have collector's item for music fans everywhere. Available now on DVD. More about DANCING TO NEW ORLEANS at Docurama.com >>
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band make a guest appearance on Dave Matthews' solo debut "Some Devil" in stores September 23. The Dozen recorded the track "Dodo" with Dave and producer, Steve Harris, which is the opening track on the album. Other guest artists on the record include Trey Anastasio, Tim Reynolds, and The Seattle Symphony. Look for the Dozen on tour throughout 2003 including two Halloween shows with friends Widespread Panic at NYC's Madison Square Garden.
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet, and Ann Savoy of The Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band along with several other Louisiana artists will be featured on "Dancing To New Orleans", a two hour television special premiering Sunday, May 11 on Bravo at 9pm ET. The show will take viewers on a musical journey through Louisiana, exploring its cultural landscape through performance and art. All three Rosebud artists (along with six others) recently played New Orleans during the 2003 Jazz & Heritage Festival to great response. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band also performed their own show on all 11 nights of the festival at Twiropa, in the New Orleans warehouse district, with special guests including members of Soulive, Los Lobos and Robert Walter's 20th Congress. Three of those shows were taped for an upcoming live CD. BRAVO Event & Special: Dancing To New Orleans >>
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, New Orleans' most celebrated brass band and one of the city's most innovative groups, will again perform for 11 consecutive nights during The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. The Second Annual Jazz Fest Residency will begin on Thursday, April 24 and end in the wee hours of Sunday, May 4, all taking place at Twiropa in the New Orleans Warehouse District. Tickets are available at
BeauSoleil Avec Michael Doucet took the honors as Best Cajun Cajun Band - an honor that is bestowed upon them basically every year. If you want to see the Best Cajun Band there is - it's BeauSoleil. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band scored 2 wins including Best Brass Band. The city is known for it's brass bands but The Dozen is the best, and it was their innovative work that revitalized the genre. The Dozen also collected the award for Best Brass Album by a Louisiana Artist for their Medicated Magic CD which features Norah Jones, John Bell of Widespread Panic, Robert Randolph, Dr. John and DJ Logic. Also honored was Ann Savoy of The Savoy Doucet Cajun Band for producing the Best Cajun Album by a Louisiana Artist. Ann and Savoy Doucet perform on the CD along with contributions from Linda Ronstadt, John Fogerty, Richard Thompson, and Nick Lowe. The awards were given out at the annual Offbeat Best Of The Beat Awards in New Orleans on February 7. Offbeat Best Of The Beat Awards Winners >>
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's Medicated Magic CD has been named the #3 Jazz Record of The Year by Amazon.com editors. The CD features guests Norah Jones, John Bell from Widespread Panic, D J Logic, Olu Dara, Robert Randolph, and Dr. John. The record represents a 25th anniversary celebration for one of New Orleans' most innovative groups. See tour schedule. Amazon.com: The 10 Best Jazz CDs of 2002 >>
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band will lend their distinctive sound to superstar chef Emeril Lagasse’s program on TV’s Food Network on October 2, 8PM/11PM. This is a part of 7-day series "Emeril Salutes America", during which Emeril visits 7 major cities to perform live shows. The Dirty Dozen will add their special flavor to New Orleans recipes such as "Fried Seafood Platter" and "Pecan Bread Pudding".
The new July issue of Offbeat magazine features a cover story by Geraldine Wyckoff on The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's first 25 years. The article includes members' live shots taken at this year's New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival by Jef Jaisun. Offbeat: July 2002 feature "The Dirty Dozen Brass Band" >>
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band is a special guest at "The World Cafe" with David Dye on XPN radio on July 4th. The Dozen are touring in support of their new CD, Medicated Magic. World Cafe features live performances and interviews, and is distributed nationally to over 150 stations through Public Radio International. For local listings for time and station, please check WorldCafe.com/Dirty Dozen. The show is also available over the internet!
The Dirty Dozen will appear on Conan O’Brien on May 7 with Dr. John reprising his guest artist role, joining The Dozen on the telecast as he did on the band’s new CD, Medicated Magic. The Dozen will be coming direct from nightly overflow crowds for their 11 night run in New Orleans throughout the Jazz and Heritage Festival.
The Dirty Dozen will celebrate their 25th anniversary and the release of their new Ropeadope CD, Medicated Magic, with an unprecedented run of 11 late evening shows at The Mermaid Lounge, in New Orleans' famous Warehouse District. Joining the band on all shows will be turntablist and label mate, DJ Logic. Logic will be spinning throughout the night and into the morning on all but the May 2 + 3 shows. A long list of friends and fellow musicians are expected to help mark the occasion. Visit www.superflypresents.com for showtimes and ticketing information.
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's Medicated Magic CD is due out on Ropeadope Records on April 23. The CD features guest artists Dr. John, Widespread Panic, Olu Dara, Robert Randolph, Nora Jones, and DJ Logic. The project was produced by Craig Street who has worked with Lucinda Williams, Cassandra Wilson, Madonna, Joe Henry and more. Watch for The Dozen on tour in the meantime.
Be sure to check out The Dirty Dozen Brass Band on their HOB.com Pay-Per-View Webcast recorded January 6, 2001 at The House of Blues in Orlando. The 24-hour pay-per-view webcast begins Thursday, May 24, 12:00 pm PDT / 3:00 pm EDT. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band @ HOB webcast >>
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's Jazzfest Performance Webcast on Riffage Wed July 5 The Dirty Dozen Brass Band was captured during Jazzfest in their New Orleans home. See and hear their show Webcast on Riffage - Wed July 5 at 4:00 pm Pacific Time. Ani DiFranco's show follows.
Kevin Harris and Roger Lewis from The Dirty Dozen Brass Band speak about how the group has kept American Music History alive in an interview recorded at the House of Blues Harvard Square on April 17, 2000. Tune in Friday, June 20th at 6pm PDT (9pm EDT) at HOB.com. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band @ HOB webcast >>
The new Widespread Panic live CD, Another Joyous Occasion, just released May 23 prominently featuresThe Dirty Dozen Brass Band on the cover and throughout the tracks. Our Thanks to all involved with Widspread Panic for generously sharing the spotlight with The Dozen on this great new project.
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band will spend the Summer on the road in the US and Europe in support of their new Buck Jump CD on Mammoth Records. They begin the Summer co-billing dates with The Squirrel Nut Zippers spinoff, Jazz Squad, and continue through most of the Summer supporting Widespread Panic.
The Robert Cray Band, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Davíd Garza, and Zap Mama have had to revise their schedules following the cancellation of the Heineken Beat festival originally scheduled for May 14 - 16 in Beijing's Ritan Park. Given the proximity of the venue to the US embassy where demonstrations were taking place and the inability to guarantee the safety of both the performers and attendees, the promoter decided to postpone the event. The Robert Cray Band will resume theirworldwide tour beginning May 26 in Paris. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band will tour most of the summer with Widespread Panic. The Robert Cray Band and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band featured in Beijing Festival The Robert Cary Band, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Zap Mama and Davíd Garza will be featured in a historic, first of it's kind outdoor festival at Ritan Park in Beijing, China May 14, 15 and 16. This marks the first performances in China for each of the artists who will be joined on the bill by other artists from China and Europe for the rare event.
While the new John Medeski (Medeski, Martin & Wood) produced Dirty Dozen Brass Band CD won't be out until April, in the meantime, the band can be heard on the new Black Crowes CD, "By Your Side."
Look for The Dirty Dozen to take part in a special Mammoth Records night out on March 12 at Austin's Liberty Lunch along with labelmates Jason & The Scorchers, the Backsliders, Pure and Seven Mary Three as part of the annual South By Southwest conference.
The Dirty Dozen stopped at New York City's Irving Plaza on Saturday August 24 to play on a sold out show with John Hammond and G. Love & Special Sauce. The Black Crowes joined the Dirty Dozen backstage, and leaderChris Robinson joined the band on stage in a lively rendition of "The Nighttime is the Right Time".
New Orleans' Mayor Morial Declares August 2 - The Dirty Dozen Day Just back from a brief European tour, The Dirty Dozen will spend the rest of the year touring the US in support of their new Mammoth Records release, Ears To The Wall. The tour kicks off in style - Mayor Marc H. Morial has declared August 2 The Dirty Dozen Day in New Orleans. The group will start the day with an appearance on Morning Show, on New Orleans' CBS affiliate WWL followed by an instore appearance at Tower Records and capped by a headlining date at the legendary Tipitina's club. The new CD is currently #3 on CMJ's Jazz chart. Members of The Dozen are also heard on the new Black Crowes record, Three Snakes And One Charm and their song, "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now" was recently featured in the Steve Martin movie, Sgt. Bilko. The Dirty Dozen will tour America throughout the year, introducing their new lineup and name along with the new record.
The Robert Cray Band's "Well I Lied" appears in the movie and soundtrack CD for the upcoming Truth About Cats and Dogs while The Dirty Dozen's "Feets Can't Fail Me Now" appears in Sargeant Bilco due later this month. The Dozen's new Mammoth CD is due for release in June and the group has also recorded a number of tracks with The Black Crowes for their upcoming CD.
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Rosebud Artists Everywhere At New Orleans Jazz Fest
Rosebud Artists Honored With 2009 Big Easy Music Awards Nominations
Grammy Congratulations! Allen Toussaint, The Blind Boys of Alabama, BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Marcia Ball, Bill Frisell, Trombone Shorty, and James Burton
Rosebud Artists Honored With New Orleans Best of The Beat Nominations
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Allen Toussaint And Trombone Shorty Featured in NBA All-Star Festivities
Bettye LaVette, Mavis Staples And More Rosebud Artists Recognized In Village Voice Pazz & Jop Poll
Goin' Home: A Tribute to Fats Domino featuring Allen Toussaint, Marcia Ball, Trombone Shorty and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band out September 25
Dirty Dozen Brass Band to appear on Live With Regis and Kelly May 24
BeauSoleil and Dirty Dozen are repeat winners at Best of The Beat Awards
Rosebud artists Allen Toussaint and The Dirty Dozen's Gregory Davis featured in National TV Broadcast of Superdome Re-opening Celebration
The Dirty Dozen Reinterpret Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On For Katrina Anniversary
Allen Toussaint and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Featured in Katrina Benefit DVD, "From The Big Apple to The Big Easy"
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Charlie Musselwhite Featured in Hurricane Katrina benefit concerts, "The Big Apple to The Big Easy"
BeauSoleil & The Dirty Dozen Repeat At Big Easy Awards
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band has just been confirmed to perform on Late Night With Conan O'Brien on Tuesday February 8, 2005. The band is on tour in support of their latest release, 
Once again, Rosebud artists were honored at 
Rosebud artists have once again scored big in the just announced 
Funeral for a Friend the new studio album from 
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's "Funeral for a Friend" In Stores May 3, Special Appearances on New Widespread Panic, Modest Mouse CDs
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, DANCING TO NEW ORLEANS is now available on DVD!
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Guest Star on New Dave Matthews Record
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, BeauSoleil, and Ann Savoy Featured On Bravo TV Special
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's Jazz Fest Residency 2003!!
New Orleans' Offbeat Magazine's Best Of The Beat Awards Honor BeauSoleil, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and Ann Savoy of Savoy Doucet Cajun Band
The Dirty Dozen Liven Up Emeril Live on Food Network, Oct. 2
The Dirty Dozen Liven Up Emeril Live on Food Network, Oct. 2
Offbeat Magazine's July 2002 Issue Features The Dirty Dozen
The Dirty Dozen on The World Cafe, July 4th
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band set 11 consecutive shows during New Orleans' Jazz Fest!
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band's Medicated Magic Due April 23
Dirty Dozen Brass Band Pay-Per-View Webcast
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Video Interview
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Join Widespread Panic On Record
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Co-Bill with Jazz Squad, Support Widespread Panic in support of new Buck Jump CD
China Festival postponed, Rosebud Artists The Robert Cray Band, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band On New Black Crowes CD
The Dirty Dozen Set For South by Southwest
The Dirty Dozen Ears To The Wall Tour
Robert Cray's "Well I Lied" in The Truth About Cats and Dogs, The Dirty Dozen's "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now" in Steve Martin's Sgt. Bilko, The Dirty Dozen horns on The Black Crowes new CD, Three Snakes And One Charm