John Primer at New Orleans Jazz Market – New Orleans, LA
Get your tickets to see John Primer in New Orleans, LA. Happening on Tuesday, November 11, 2025 at New Orleans Jazz Market. Doors open at 7:30 PM.
“All the songs exemplify John’s long commitment to Chicago blues and keeping the flame burning. This is a really great album which I most highly recommend for adding to your blues collection. It is one you will listen to over and over again!” raves BLUES BLAST MAGAZINE (2022 Album Review of ‘Hard Times’). “Primer and Corritore are an unbeatable pair and this set deserves a spot in all of our record collections,” states ROCK AND BLUES MUSE (2020 Album Review for ‘The Gypsy Woman Told Me’). “A Chicago master blues musician, John plays rhythm, lead, slide, sings, and writes his own material. He’s played and recorded with The Rolling Stones, Junior Wells, Sammy Lawhorn, Buddy Guy, Gary Clark Jr., Johnny Winter, and Derek Trucks,” says AMERICAN BLUES SCENE.
All floor seats are ADA accessible and removable. There is a wheelchair elevator that provides access to the VIP sections & Stadium section
Blues Hall of Famer, 3x-GRAMMY? Award Nominee, 5x-Blues Music Award Winner and 17x-Blues Music Award Nominated Blues Singer & Guitarist JOHN PRIMER is a Chicago Blues Living Legend. THE CHICAGO READER states, “John Primer is a living link to the departed giants of Chicago blues. The veteran guitarist and singer learned his trade from the likes of Sammy Lawhorn, Muddy Waters, and Magic Slim.” John paid his dues and in 1995 he began leading his own band, The Real Deal Blues Band. He has been recorded on more than 100 albums with 17 albums in his own name. He has written and produced more than 55 songs on more than 6 record labels. “If you’re unaware…Primer’s lineage is staggering. Before striking out on his own in 1995, he was the band leader for Jr. Wells, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, and Magic Slim. So, he’s had the best mentors and he continues to carry the torch,” says GLIDE MAGAZINE.
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