Summary: New Orleans singer/songwriter Andrew Duhon has done a good bit of international travel, from the UK to Spain to Sri Lanka and from the Gulf Coast to West Coast in the United States. He travels in part to stay “as uncomfortable as possible,” channeling that unrest in his songwriting, but always returns back to New Orleans, where he continues to “fall in love with a different part of it” each time. Andrew’s songwriting, travels, love for New Orleans and more is discussed in this episode of GoNOLA Radio with our hosts Lorin Gaudin and George Ingmire. The New Orleans artist’s last album “The Moorings” is Grammy nominated and includes bluesy, heartfelt songs that can be heard along with others at his local shows on Frenchmen Street at Three Muses and d.b.a. as well as New Orleans festivals like French Quarter Fest and New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. The latter he plays on Friday, May 2 at 12:20 p.m. on the Fais Do Do stage. Also in this episode, hear what Andrew and our hosts love about Jazz Fest, including their top fest food favorites. Get to know Andrew Duhon in this GoNOLA Radio episode, and make sure to stay tuned to the end for a special live in-studio performance. And as one last little lagniappe, listeners on GoNOLA.com can hear more of Andrew's music in this GoNOLA exclusive performance of "Land Rush" from his 2013 album "The Moorings." "Land Rush" GoNOLA Radio is a free New Orleans podcast hosted by Sunpie Barnes, Lorin Gaudin, George Ingmire and Mikko about the food, music and culture of the Crescent City. Subscribe to GoNOLA Radio on iTunes or download to your mobile device on Stitcher. GoNOLA Radio features music by Cale Pellick.
