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Jamming for trick or treating, or hosting a costume party? These songs are perfect for your spooky season celebration.

D.L. Menard's "The Back Door" turned 55 this year. But there are five things you probably don't know about the most popular and recognizable Cajun song ever.

The haunting vocals behind some of rock's greatest hits is coming to Louisiana in 2024.

Croce's plane took off from small airport near campus. However, the pilot did not get high enough to evade a pecan tree near the runway.

Having Spongebob characters sing popular songs is probably the best use for A.I., as it's both harmless and hilarious.

Cassidy was honored for his work in helping a music school in Afghanistan escape the Taliban in 2021.

Is this an attack on Christmas?

Watch as New Orleans Saints Quarterback Jameis Winston raps about the city of New Orleans and his team prior to their game Sunday.

Singer Post Malone fell through a hole on stage Sunday night in St. Louis during a concert at the Enterprise Center.

I recently asked on Facebook, If you could bring back one Lafayette nightclub, that is no longer in existence, for one night, which club would it be.

By now you know about the pain of pumping fuel into your vehicle and apparently, this guy does too.

Want to say "I love you" with a song? Looking for something to spice up your Valentine's Day? Here are the songs you need.

Yes, Wayne Toups is on the list.

On December 15th at 7 pm, we are hopping aboard a trolley from Lafayette Limo & Trolley for some Christmas fun.

If there's one thing I know, it's Louisiana's hype songs.

Clean out those closets and donate instruments that another child can use.

Brenda Friou posted a video on Facebook and it shows a man dressed in a costume singing at a local roundabout.

A video has surfaced on Twitter that shows someone playing a musical instrument while standing in the middle of an empty Bourbon St.

Soon the sky will be filled with fireworks displays, but what really makes a fireworks display special is what is often being played in the background.

The Grammy winner discusses how and why the song perfectly represents Louisiana's culture.