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Jazz Fusion & Funk Grooves
Fans of Yussef Kamaal, Blue Lab Beats, Kamaal Williams, Kamasi Washington
City Park (1.01×, 37 min) · West Riverside (1.11×, 13 min) · Bywater (1.02×, 33 min)
Smooth Neo Soul & R&B
Fans of Alfa Mist, Woo Park, Moonchild, Charlotte Dos Santos
Audubon (1.15×, 17 min) · Central City (1.07×, 20 min) · Mid-City (1.02×, 28 min)
More like Jazz Fusion & Funk Grooves
Fans of Takuya Kuroda, Ruby Rushton, Butcher Brown, Richard Spaven
Seventh Ward (1.01×, 32 min) · Treme - Lafitte (1.01×, 29 min) · Bywater (1.13×, 33 min)
Openers: MMYYKK, Chris Dave and The Drumhedz, Kinkajous, True Loves, Terrace Martin Presents The Pollyseeds · Partners: Milan Lounge, Casamento's Restaurant, Henry's Uptown Bar, Hansen's Sno-Bliz, La Crepe Nanou, New York Pizza
Here is your targeted push to boost sales for Hiatus Kaiyote at Tipitina's: Target Audiences · Genre Fans: Listeners of neo-soul, future funk, jazz fusion, and psychedelic R&B. · Lookalike Audiences: Fans of Erykah Badu, Thundercat, Flying Lotus, Moonchild, The Internet, and Robert Glasper. · Local Creatives & Musicians: Students and faculty from Loyola and Tulane music programs, plus local gigging jazz/funk musicians. Key Neighborhoods · Uptown / Riverbend: Walking distance/proximity to Tipitina’s, dense with college music students. · Bywater & Marigny: New Orleans’ primary hub for artists, progressive creatives, and indie music fans. · Mid-City: Strong community of young professionals and local funk/R&B enthusiasts. Marketing Channels · Meta Ads (IG/FB): Run video-heavy ads (focusing on live musicianship and bass grooves) targeted at 21–40-year-olds in Orleans Parish interested in the lookalike artists above. · WWOZ (90.7 FM): Pitch on-air ticket giveaways and day-of-show mentions targeting their traditional jazz and modern funk listeners. · Local Partnerships: Drop posters and offer ticket giveaways via indie record stores (Euclid, Louisiana Music Factory, Peaches) and specialty coffee shops in the Bywater and Uptown. · Tipitina’s Database: Send a dedicated blast to past purchasers of jazz-funk, brass, or progressive soul shows.