Music

Our country's Independence Day on July 4 will have a different look this year in Lake Charles due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

I did some investigating and here is a little list of just some of the huge country artists who started their careers in Southwest Louisiana And Southeast Texas.

A two-day drive-in festival called Park & Party will take place in the parking lot in front of the McNeese football stadium with a huge lineup of music.

Charlie and his side band called the Beau Weevils released an self-titled album in 2018 with a song and now a video that mentions Lake Charles.

The station is called 92.1 The Bridge, and it really bridges the gap of music from the early 2000s to today.

In less than a day, the song was viewed over 24,000 times on Facebook.

Since I was a little girl, I would always get excited to hear songs on the radio that talked about Lake Charles.

This past Sunday, two Louisiana contestants on American Idol were hoping to advance to the next round, but only one will remain on the show.

Last year, a Louisiana resident, Laine Hardy, won American Idol and this year, two Louisiana residents are in the top 20.

The world of music was dealt a devastating blow this month as three legendary jazz artists, Ellis Marsalis Jr., Wallace Roney, and Bucky Pizzarelli passed away.

Lake Charles native and two-time Grammy nominee Sean Ardoin hosts a live artist interview series every week online.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell made a statement yesterday in regards to New Orleans events and festivals for the rest of the year.