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The Maison is a Frenchmen Street live music venue with multiple performance spaces and a schedule centered on local New Orleans bands. The venue is designed to handle a range of formats, from smaller ensembles to fuller stage productions, while keeping the experience rooted in the city’s club culture rather than a formal theater setting. Jazz, funk, brass, soul, blues, rock, and other New Orleans-influenced styles all fit naturally here. The multi-room layout makes The Maison more flexible than many of the tiny bars along Frenchmen Street and allows different shows or audience sizes to be accommodated within the same property. For musicians, this is a strong option for bands that want a central nightlife location with an audience already primed for live music. Energy and crowd connection matter because the venue sits in one of the busiest music districts in the city. Full bands are a natural fit, especially groups with a danceable set, strong horn or rhythm section, or a sound that translates well to an active standing-room crowd.

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508maison@gmail.com
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Capacity
450
Capacity notes
downstairs, 100 on the balcony, and 200 upstairs.
Age policy
18+
Genres
Bluegrass, Blues, Funk, Jazz, Soul
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Address
508 Frenchmen Street, 70116, United States
Venue phone
(504) 371-5543

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