Anders Osborne
Folk/Rock/New Orleans
Anders Osborne
PRESENTED BY NEW ORLEANS JAZZ & HERITAGE FOUNDATION, CHESTEEN & ASSOCIATES CPA, JONES WALKER, AND CYPRESS TITLE
Date and Time: March 11, 2026, 7:30 p.m.
Ticket Price: Starting at $46, including fees
This performance is an intimate evening with Anders Osborne, featuring Brad Walker on the saxophone.
Come early for the Block Party: Twilight in the Alley
Join us at 6:00 for free live music in Rue Albritton, the alleyway that leads up to our Third Street entrance. Grab a drink at our bar and enjoy your time before entering the theatre!
Tickets to the Anders Osborne show are not required to attend Twilight in the Alley. Thank you to Visit Baton Rouge for making this Block Party possible.
About Anders
Anders Osborne and Brad Walker
Anders Osborne was born in 1966 in Uddevalla, Sweden and at a young age knew that he spoke the language of music and poetry well. He fell in love with everything from Vivaldi, Chopin and Black Sabbath to Robert Johnson, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison and Cat Steven’s to John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Bob Dylan and Bob Marley. “Blues connected everything together for me," Osborne recalls. "The early rock, the R&B, the jazz, the singer-songwriters. Blues was like a thread running through everything." He began playing in open D tuning which gives his fretwork a signature sound and feel. "I first heard Open D on Joni Mitchell's Blue, and my fingers just fit the tuning.” Osborne travelled around Europe in his late teens and in 1986, when he was nineteen years old, he visited New Orleans. He fell in love with the city, and never left.
Osborne released his first album Doin’ Fine in 1989 and as would be the case on is future releases, he wrote virtually all of the material. His songs have also appeared on recordings of other artists including two he co-wrote with Keb Mo for the latter’s Grammy winning Slow Down, and Tim McGraw’s number one Country hit Watch The Wind Blow By. Others who have recorded Osborne’s songs include Brad Paisley, Aaron Neville, and Trombone Shorty.
After living and performing there for almost four decades Osborne has become a fixture of the New Orleans musical community. Guitar Player called him “the poet laureate of Louisiana’s fertile roots music scene.” New Orleans' Gambit Weekly has honored Osborne as the Entertainer of The Year. OffBeat named him the Crescent City’s Best Guitarist on three occasions, and the Best Songwriter twice. He has appeared at Jazz Fest for 35 years and will perform at the festival again in 2024.
This concert has been moved from Feb. 5 to March 11.
A message from Anders:
I’m so sad to share that I’ve been put on vocal rest by my doctor for the next two weeks. Because of this, we’ve made the difficult decision to reschedule my performance at the Manship Theatre in Baton Rouge, LA from February 5th to March 11th. All tickets will automatically transfer to the new date. If you’d prefer a refund, you can request one at the point of sale. Thank you so much for your understanding and support. I can’t wait to see you all in March!
We're happy to have a rescheduled date so soon, and your tickets are already transferred to the new date. If you'd like to keep your tickets for the new date, no further action is needed. If you'd like a show credit for another show or a refund, please reply to this email, or email boxoffice@manshiptheatre.org.
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