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Featuring Artists: Jeezy, Usher, Ludacris, Big Boi, Andre 3000, Kanye West, Mannie Fresh, Lloyd, Bun B, T.I. and Lil Scrappy, Boyz N Da Hood, Jermaine Dupri, Monica and Da Brat
The Indigo Girls | 2015 US Summer Tour
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Richard Marx: Niagra Falls ON, Atlanta GA
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Lana Del Rey | 2011, 2014-2015 North American Tour
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The Candler Park Music & Food Festival 2015 | Candler Park: Atlanta, GA
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Production Support for Rival Entertainment
Featuring Artists: Cosmic Charlie, The Infamous Stringdusters, Leftover Salmon, Seven Handle Circus, Webster, Southern Culture On The Skids, Hardy & The Hardknocks, J Roddy Walston & The Business, Shovels & Rope, Drive-By Truckers
Atlanta Jazz Festival 2015 | Piedmont Park: Atlanta, GA
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Production Support for Rival Entertainment
Featuring Artists: Alfredo Rodríguez Trio, Arturo O’Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra, BADBADNOTGOOD, Banda Magda, Contemporary Violinist Daniel D., Derrick Hodge, Diane Schuur, Dida Pelled, Emrah Kotan, Fernanda Noronha, Four Women: A Tribute to Nina Simone Featuring Kathleen Bertrand, Julie Dexter, Rhonda Thomas and Terry Harper, Jeff Sparks, Jessie Davis and the Nebraska Jones Experiment, Joe Gransden and His Big Band, Kenosha Kid, Mad Satta, Navy Band Southeast V.I.P. Protocol Combo, Nettwork Trio: Charnett Moffett, Stanley Jordan, and Jeff “Tain” Watts, Otis Brown III, Pharoah Sanders Quartet, Russell Gunn’s Blackhawk Revisited, Strings, The Rad Trads, Thundercat, Tony Hightower, Wolfpack ATL
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Spotify @ SXSW 2015 | Spotify House: Austin, TX
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Production Support for Spotify
Featuring Artists: Run The Jewels, Stromae, Ryan Bingham, Joey Bada$$, Odesza, WALE, James Bay, PRhyme, The Vaccines, Houndmouth, SZA, Misterwives, Twin Shadow, Big Data, Tobias Jesso Jr, Speedy Ortiz, Ibeyi, Sam Hunt, Borns, Amason, Leon Bridges, Gorgon City, Conrad, Ryn Weaver, Cam, Marian Hill, Buraka Som Sistema, Pell, MLKMN and EL Dusty, Centavrvs, James Davis, VÉRITÉ, Passion Pit, Wyclef Jean, Maseo, Cazzette, Hudsom Mohawke, Jonathan Toubin, Hesta Prynn
Springsteen Surprises at Dr. John's All-Star Tribute in New Orleans
Allen Toussaint, Gregg Allman, Mavis Staples and more perform for and with the legendary pianist
By Paul de Revere
Bruce Springsteen performs The Musical Mojo of Dr. John: A Celebration of Mac & His Music. Skip Bolen/Getty Images
Bruce Springsteen performs during 'The Musical Mojo of Dr. John: A Celebration of Mac & His Music' at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans. Skip Bolen/Getty Images for Blackbird Productions
Brian Williams – yes, the dry-witted NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams – introduced Friday's "The Musical Mojo of Dr. John: A Celebration of Mac & His Music" with a warning: "I don't know if you have shoulder harnesses," he told the crowd at New Orleans' historic Saenger Theatre, "but strap in." Williams, sure enough, wasn't kidding, and the following four-hour tribute to the master R&B pianist and singer-songwriter turned out to be a spectacular event, one undoubtedly worthy of the DVD release this is scheduled to receive.
Although the night could've used a charismatic emcee – Williams introduced only the first of many surprise guests – it sure started strong, with Bruce Springsteen playing "Right Place Wrong Time" (off Dr. John's 1973 In the Right Place) alongside the Doctor himself. According to event organizers, Springsteen wasn't billed for the event in part because he had only been booked a few days prior, and a couple hours earlier, he and his E Street Band played an almost three-hour set at the nearby New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
Bruce took off after his performance, presumably to get some much deserved rest, but the show continued with a procession of performers worthy of a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, or even The Last Waltz. Backed by an all-star band led by musical director Don Was, Allen Toussaint (who has been a Creole character foil for Dr. John's ragin' Cajun), Anders Osborne ("Dr. John!" Osborne said between his two songs, "Can't find a bigger influence on me than that"), former Drive-By Trucker Jason Isbell, local soul singer Irma Thomas and gospel group the Blind Boys of Alabama all followed. The night's honoree, meanwhile, returned to join Aaron and Charles Neville in playing "Please Send Me Someone to Love," a Percy Mayfield song that he had once recorded with Odetta.
Other than this and the Springsteen performance, the 73-year-old Dr. John – his given name is Malcolm John Rebennack, Jr. but here mostly referred to as either "Doc" or "Mac" – mostly remained on the side. When John returned, however, whether to jam with another musician or accept $5,200 donation made in to the New Orleans Musicians' Clinic in his name – he was always warmly received.
This was never more true than at the end of the night, when, as is common practice with these sorts of tributes, the stage was filled with the majority of the earlier lineup and a handful of guests, a group that this night included John Fogerty, Mavis Staples, John Boutté, Widespread Panic, several members of the Original Meters, Gregg Allman, Tab Benoit, Ryan Bingham, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux and Warren Haynes. All piled onto the stage for "Iko Iko," a traditional Mardi Gras Indian funk anthem that Dr. John helped popularize on his 1972 record Dr. John's Gumbo.
Source: http://www.rollingstone.com