Courtesy of Sarrah Danziger
The LeveeToppers are a hard-driving old-time bluegrass band from New Orleans, Louisiana. With a sound all their own, The LeveeToppers bring the Blue Ridge Mountains to the flats of Louisiana. Available for weddings, square dances, backyard parties, corporate events, and bar shows.
1 review
Tracy N.
March 22, 2018The Levee Toppers helped make our event AWSOME!!!! Everyone in attendance had an amazing time at the dinner. The sponsor was happy with everything. I would recommend the Levee Toppers.
Hired as: Bluegrass Band
Price range: $200-400
Gig length: 45 - 180 minutes
The LeveeToppers guarantee a spirited show that will get the audience on their feet and singing along till it's time to go home. Their set list consists of a mixture of old-time fiddle tunes and bluegrass numbers with stunning three-part harmonies. A set can last anywhere from 45 minutes to an entire night - their repertory and energy is inexhaustible. The LeveeToppers don't need much; they can play unamplified as well as through a PA. The LeveeToppers are well-suited to a variety of events including but not limited to: weddings, parties, bar shows, corporate events, square dances, and farmer's markets.
If you are interested in having a square dance, The LeveeToppers have a square dance caller available.
The LeveeToppers fuse old-time and bluegrass in a way that sounds authentically old but uniquely individual - an expression of the trio's simultaneous commitment to tradition and self-expression. Drawing from both the popular and obscure recordings of early Appalachian music, this group plays solely for the love of the music. Their sound is raw, high-energy fun distilled from the faded records of the past. Be prepared to stomp and dance the night away with a band like no other in the New Orleans area.
Thursday
Dinner Party
6:30pm - 9:30pm
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New Orleans, LA
Sunday
Birthday (Child)
10:00am - 12:00pm
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New Orleans, LA
The LeveeToppers are influenced by Ralph Stanley, Bill Monroe, The Skillet Lickers, Ed Haley, Emmett Lundy, and French Carpenter, as well as numerous other early Appalachian musicians.
Bluegrass Band