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Guide to Live Events in Metairie: Concerts, Sports and Shows Near You

Metairie, LA, is a vibrant hub for live events, offering everything from concerts and theater performances to exciting music festivals. Whether you're looking to cheer on your favorite team or catch a chart-topping artist live, Vivid Seats has you covered.

Things to Do in Metairie This Week

This week in Metairie, the vibrant music scene in nearby New Orleans should not be missed. Rock out with Bryan Adams at the Smoothie King Center. If R&B is more your style, head over to the House of Blues New Orleans for a soulful performance by Lyfe Jennings.

For hip hop enthusiasts, Diggy Graves will also take the stage at the House of Blues New Orleans. Dance the night away with San Holo at Republic NOLA or experience the Latin beats of Sabado Gigante at the New Orleans Jazz Market. Don’t miss blues and jazz with John Rankin for an unforgettable night at the New Orleans Jazz Market.

Things to Do in Metairie Next Week

Next week in Metairie, you can enjoy an electrifying performance by Bobby Nsenga at the House of Blues New Orleans. If soul-stirring rap is your vibe, head over to see Babyface Ray light up The Joy Theater. Country music and bull-riding aficionados can catch the thrilling SERA Rodeo at the Smoothie King Center.

For a touch of pop nostalgia, experience Billy vs Elton: A Tribute to Billy Joel and Elton John at the House of Blues New Orleans. Meanwhile, Latin music takes the stage with Sabado Gigante at the New Orleans Jazz Market. Finally, don't miss the Summer Music Series on August 5th, promising a smooth blend of blues and jazz at the New Orleans Jazz Market.