Multiple sightlines, bigger floor energy, and enough circulation that the night feels social even before the set lands.
The Maison
Some rooms on Frenchmen Street ask you to sit quietly; others just want you to sweat. The Maison manages to broadcast both frequencies in a single night. It is a room built for the visitor who wants to catch the full, chaotic pulse of the street without ever leaving the building.
The Maison builds its rhythm on absolute reliability, seamlessly blending early-evening jazz with late-night funk and soul. In the late afternoon, the stage hums with rotating traditional jazz bands. But as the night deepens, the wavelength shifts. By 8:00 PM, the room surrenders to heavy electric blues, soul, and funk. If you happen to be on the pavement on a Monday, this is where you tune in to the legendary Super Jam hosted by Gene's Music Machine.
The venue's true trick is its ability to completely change the signal right before midnight. When the clock strikes 11:00 PM, the live horns cut out, rotating DJs take over the decks, and the floor transforms into a full-blown, high-energy dance party.
Tune in early for the heritage; stay late for the release.
Dance-forward brass, funk, R&B, and the kind of late-night bookings that can absorb a big crowd.
Groups with crossover pull, celebratory crowds, and people looking for a place where the music and the room rise together.
A standing rhythm for the room: early jazz, prime-time bands, and late DJs.
Every Monday
Rotating jazz bands
Super Jam w/ Gene's Music Machine
Every Tuesday
Rotating jazz bands
Paradise Jazz Band
Every Wednesday
Gene's Music Machine
Every Thursday
Rotating jazz bands
Single Malt Please
Every Friday
Nola Sweethearts
Shotgun Jazz Band
Rotating blues, soul, and funk bands
Dance Party w/ rotating DJs
Every Saturday
Nola Axe Men
Smoking Time Jazz Club
Rotating blues, soul, and funk bands
Dance Party w/ rotating DJs
Every Sunday
Rotating jazz bands
Jenavieve and the Winding Boys
Krewe Debauchery
Fried plates, po'boys, gumbo, and late-room fuel.
The menu works like Maison itself: broad, direct, and built to keep the group inside one flexible room when dinner and music need to happen together.


















