IND L!VE

IND L!VE Acadiana’s weekend nightlife guide

IND L!VE offers highlights of the many live music events taking place around Acadiana this weekend.

CYRIL NEVILLE'S ROYAL SOUTHERN BROTHERHOOD

Thursday, March 31

Artmosphere Bistro

Doors: 9 p.m.

Royal Southern Brotherhood is an American blues and blues rock supergroup, consisting of singer and percussionist Cyril Neville, vocalist and guitarist Devon Allman, vocalist and guitarist Mike Zito, drummer Yonrico Scott, and bassist Charlie Wooton.

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RHYTHMS ON THE RIVER: THE NIK-L-BEER BAND

Thursday, March 31

River Ranch Town Square

Doors: 5:30 p.m.

Music! Food! Fun! We hope to see you there! This concert is free! No ice chests or pets, please. River Ranch Town Square - 5:30-8:30 PM.

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SOUL TRACK MIND

Thursday, March 31

Grouse Room

Doors: 9 p.m.

Austin-based band Soul Track Mind have been known to craft some uptown funk, but even before those words became the title of a mega-hit, the six-member band was at work in the same studio where it was created, developing the pop, rock and R&B sound that infuses their own new single, “Generation Song.”

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SPOONFED TRIBE

Thursday, March 31

Blue Moon Saloon

Doors: 10 p.m.

An Original, Avant-Garde, Rock Percussion Act. With multiple drummers, their music easily turns from SONG into a Percussive wall of sound.

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BACH LUNCH: PINE LEAF BOYS TRIO

Friday, April 1

Parc Sans Souci

Doors: 12 p.m.

The Lafayette Science Museum Foundation is pleased to announce its spring 2016 Bach Lunch season lineup. Bach Lunch will be celebrating 28 years this spring as the popular free lunch hour series featuring different musicians performing from 12 p.m. – 1 p.m.

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DTA! - COWBOY MOUTH

Friday, April 1

Parc International

Doors: 5:30 p.m.

Everyone’s favorite Friday night party is back this Spring with another exciting lineup! Downtown Alive! (DTA!) is back March 11th with Roddie Romero & the Hub City Allstars kicking off a banner season!

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SOUR SEDANS CD RELEASE + BRASS MIMOSA

Friday, April 1

Feed & Seed

Doors: 8

Admission: $10

Sour Sedans is a rock, funk, and blues band composed of Lafayette, Louisiana local musicians Ryan Cazares, Flint Zerangue, Thylar Cahanin, and Eric Bospflug. With influences ranging from the bands of the 1970's to the present day, the foursome explores all depths of rock, from ballads to blues to alternative to anthems.

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THE BLUERUNNERS

Friday, April 1

Blue Moon Saloon

Doors: 10 p.m.

Their career-spanning catalogue of songs that have had such staying power. Rendered live, everything sounds astoundingly fresh as if it was just concocted yesterday. There’s a lot to appreciate here, whether it’s the telepathic jamming between guitarist Mark Meaux and steel guitarist Will Golden, a Meaux-penned line (“Most of my days I spend trying to make things rhyme”) or how their reverence for Chenier zydeco is a cornerstone of their rocking sound. The last several tracks (“Zordico,” “Bluco”) especially go on a hell-bent tear. If you think this is just your everyday, average music, think again.

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FORMING THE VOID, DREADNOUGHT, MANGATA

Saturday, April 2

Feed & Seed

Doors: 9 p.m.

Feed N Seed Lafayette welcomes back Forming the Void and Mangata and opens it's doors to traveling act Dreadnought! Come support local and touring artists!!!

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IMAGINE

Saturday, April 2

Agave III

Doors: 6 p.m.

IMAGINE listening to live music, sipping margaritas, enjoying great food and hanging out on a cool spring evening.

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RODDIE ROMERO AND THE HUB CITY ALL STARS

Saturday, April 2

Blue Moon Saloon

Doors: 10 p.m.

Roddie Romero & The Hub City Allstars are a GRAMMY nominated band featuring "Louisiana Roots" music. They have been performing worldwide at the most prestigious festival and venues for over 20 years. They are a premier Louisiana band who is celebrated not only for their authenticity when performing or recording traditional Cajun and Creole music indigenous to South Louisiana, but also for their original roots songwriting which stays true to Louisiana inspirations. They have recently garnered a GRAMMY nomination for their double record, “The La Louisianne Sessions”. They are notorious house-rockers who put on an energetic show bound to make everyone get up and dance!