Guided by the whispers of wind and boreal forests, Andrina Turenne draws inspiration from the rich history of Manitoba’s Red River and, like a river, her musical journey has swept her off from family campfires to international stages.

With a two-decade career, including time with Juno-award-winning Chic Gamine, Turenne is now in the midst of a solo chapter. Influenced by legends like Irma Thomas and Gillian Welch, Turenne’s recently released debut solo project, Bold as Logs, is a daring mix of English and French tales, that has already found her radio chart success. Her solo debut navigates turbulent rapids and calm bends, reflecting the diverse influences of bluesy R&B, roots rock, and old-time folk.

The Bucks is a honky tonk dance band playing tunes inspired by the Bakersfield sound ranging from Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, The Mavericks, and other honky tonk heroes. These twangsters always provide a good time. Bring your dancing boots!

Richard Revue at Hideaway on Lee

The Has Beans perform an eclectic mix of Cajun, Zydeco, Americana, Swamp Blues as well as an ever expanding repertoire of original songs. Unafraid to color outside of the lines, but always keeping that strong South Louisiana groove going. The Has Beans are a band that could only have come out of the fertile musical climate of Lafayette, Louisiana!

Musicians Danny Kimball (drums), Ward Lormand (accordion), Blake Castille (guitar), Phil Kaelin (guitar), Tommy Bodin (bass), Henry Hample (fiddle) all spent years playing, absorbing and learning from the legends of Cajun, Creole and Zydeco music. Has Beans inspiration and namesake comes from Red Beans and Rice Revue (including original "Bean" Danny Kimball), who were one of the early influences of Cajun music to the youth of South Louisiana in the mid 1970’s.

In the early 70's dancehalls like Jay’s Lounge, Bon Ton Rouler’ and Hamilton Club became the foundation for a growing appreciation of local music. This is where groups like Red Beans and Rice Revue, Zachary Richard and Michael Doucet's pre - Beausoleil group "Coteau" were setting the old dancehalls on fire. The music pouring out of the dances was exciting, very danceable and yes, rebellious; Traditional Cajun tunes and instruments blended with the melodic, improvisational lead guitar influence of the Allman Brothers and GratefulDead. The music blasting out of these old dance halls turned a whole younger generation onto the indigenous music of South Louisiana.

*free outdoor trivia night! EVERY WEDNESDAY The trivia night hosted by Jay Steiner is back at Hideaway on Lee, 407 Lee Ave, Lafayette, LA. It's free to play and the winners receive acclaim and a bar tab of $25. There are 4 rounds each consisting of 10 questions.

Burke Riley, Ashton Aucoin, Chris Stafford, Jace Goulas, Robert Miller CAJUN Quintet

Amelie Cecile is a group of four local talented young musicians who are finding their way in the Acadiana music scene. Members of the group include Amelie Cecile Aucoin on vocals and guitar, Jesse Lopez on drums, Aidan Stewart on lead guitar, and Christian Broussard on bass guitar. Each member’s diverse music background cultivates a unique style of music. With experience playing covers as well as recording their own original record together, the band continues to grow musically and project a truly original and organic sound

Drew Landry Songwriter's Showcase

Michael Juan Nunez is a singer, guitarist, songwriter, from South Louisiana whose music taps into the heart of American southern culture. It’s fresh, and urgent, yet unmistakably sprouting from very deep roots. His music paints pictures of life, as seen through the eyes of southern Louisiana. His guitar playing is raw and passionate…moaning, screaming, singing, and driving modern day melodies, with echoes of long lost dancehalls.

He’ll be joined by his band ‘The Vermilion Parish Bastards’…Clint Redwing on drums and vocals, Eric Adcock on keys, and Chad Meaux on bass guitar.

The Moonlighters deliver their own unique brand of Americana music with organic, show-stopping vocal harmonies, incredible musicianship, and well-crafted, heart-felt songs.

The joy of making music is a tangible and contagious part of the Moonlighters’ live shows. They are often compared to The Eagles, Little Feat, and Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young—but the Moonlighters have a voice all of their own.

They write and perform original music 2012’s Live at The Saxon Pub, 2013’s Burn and Shine, 2016’s Ghost of a Small Town and the highly anticipated, Anders Osborne-produced album Travel Light, which was released on May 17, 2019.

*free outdoor trivia night! EVERY WEDNESDAY The trivia night hosted by Jay Steiner is back at Hideaway on Lee, 407 Lee Ave, Lafayette, LA. It's free to play and the winners receive acclaim and a bar tab of $25. There are 4 rounds each consisting of 10 questions.

Robert Jardell

Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole

Amis du Teche; Translation ‘Friends of the Teche'. Simply named because it's members are friends who grew up around the historic Bayou Teche in Breaux Bridge Louisiana.

Amis du Teche is steeped in the Louisiana Cajun music culture. When we talk about music roots in Louisiana it's fathers, mothers, uncles, grandparents and a long lineage of influences that start in the home and the local community and Amis du Teche was raised in the heart of it all.Now nineteen years of age, Adeline Miller has been playing Fiddle since she was 5 and has performed Cajun music with her younger brother, Robert, as far as Portland, Maine and Nova Scotia, Canada, for their Festival Acadien de Clare. Adeline has attended the Sainte Anne University French Immersion Program in Nova Scotia multiple times; and is currently at the University of Louisiana in Lafayette as part of the Cajun Ensemble and Blue Grass Ensemble. She performs at local venues and festivals as well.Also nineteen, Amelia Powell learned quickly about music at home. Her father Dirk Powell has a lifetime of old tyme musical experience and is also well versed in cajun accordion and fiddle and her mom Christine Balfa who is a prominent cajun musician and vocalist of the bands Balfa Toujous and Grammy nominated Bon Soir Catin. Christine Balfa is the daughter of Dewey Balfa who was invited by Ralph Rinzler in 1964 to play perform at the Newport Folk Festival. Dewey’s strong sense of tradition was based on a deep musical heritage going back generations in his family as well. Together with his brothers Will and Rodney, and later his nephew Tony and daughter Christine, Dewey brought the Cajun sound to countless people around the world and inspired generations of Cajun people with a deep and abiding pride in their cultural heritage and in doing so has reached his granddaughter Amelia and those now in her generation.Robert Miller, brother to Adeline, has been playing Cajun music since he was five with acoustic guitar, bass guitar and upright bass. He has performed with his sister, Adeline, as far as Portland, Maine, in the USA and Nova Scotia, Canada. Robert has also played for local venues and festivals along side his sister for such as the prominent Festivals Acadians et Creoles, Festival International, & Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival.Laykin Usie (16) has been playing drums since he was three years old, and performs a number of other instruments as well. He is the son of accomplished bass player and drummer Gary Usie who has performed cajun music most of his life and performs with well known artists such as Jamie Bergeron and the Kicking Cajuns and Grammy nominated Roddie Romero & the Hub City Allstars.

With a very rich repertoire reaching deep into the archives of cajun music classics and drawing from the best compositions of their contemporary peers, the talent, cultural influences and musical curiosity of Amis du Teche should peak the best of music lovers' and aficionados' curiosity as we watch this young vibrant band emerge!

John Buckelew- fiddle and vocals is a Louisiana native and songwriter that learned to play fiddle from James Marvin Choate, whose band The Melody Aces backed rising country stars such as George Jones and Jimmy C. Newman at The Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport, LA. He is from Jonesboro, Louisiana and moved to South Louisiana in the late 70’s where he mentored under Cajun Swing fiddler, Hadley J. Castille and often performed with Hadley and his band The Sharecroppers. He is an original member of NSB and also an original member of the all star Lafayette musicians Western Swing ensemble Stop the Clock Cowboy Jazz.

Drummer, vocalist Danny Kimball began his performing and recording journey in the mid 60’s with the rock n’ roll of The Bad Roads. For the next five decades his musical road took him through rhythm n’ blues, cajun, zydeco, country blues, Americana roots rock, honky tonk country, and on to the country jazz swing of the Nouveau String Band’s Great American Road Trip. Along the way he has performed with legendary artists Bobby Charles, Jimmy C. Newman, Rufus Thibodeaux, Lightning Hopkins, and Paul Simon among others. His long history with Jazz Fest includes performances with The Red Beans and Rice Revue, Coteau, Sonny Landreth, Marcia Ball, File’, Little Queenie and Backtalk, The Traituers, Hadley Castille and the Sharecroppers, and Paula and the Pontiacs. With the Nouveau String Band Danny provides the backbeat and swing of the groove; “cause it ain’t no thing, if it don’t got that swing!”

Lee Tedrow- guitar and vocals began playing when he was five years old. Lee has been hailed as a “wizard of six string technique” and …. The best slide guitarists in Minnesota with the notable exception of Leo Kottke. He had opened or played with such greats as Willie Dixon, Albert King, Sonny Landreth, The Hawaiian Slack Key Masters and Geno Delafose and French Rocking Boogie.

Dave Trainer- mandolin, fiddle and vocals, began his musical career playing in West Coast Bluegrass bands opening for such notable legends as Ralph Stanley and Bill Monroe. Proficient on fiddle, mandolin, guitar and piano, Dave lives and teaches music in Lafayette, Louisiana and is in demand as a versatile and talented multi instrumentalist.

Jimmie Duhon- upright bass and vocals grew up in a musical family and has been playing since he was eight years old. A music graduate of UL Lafayette, Jimmie has played in many bands throughout his career and plays guitar, bass and French horn. He is known as an experienced and knowledgeable sound engineer and has provided sound for many years at Festival Acadiens et Creole. Jimmie lives in Lafayette and is a proud family man and grandfather.

*free outdoor trivia night! EVERY WEDNESDAY The trivia night hosted by Jay Steiner is back at Hideaway on Lee, 407 Lee Ave, Lafayette, LA. It's free to play and the winners receive acclaim and a bar tab of $25. There are 4 rounds each consisting of 10 questions.

The Cajun band that is moments away from spontaneously combusting.... into a good time

The Ones That Got Away’s sound comes from experience and from the heart. The music reflects the love we have for each other, for the audience, and for life. We are rock n' roll souls, baptized by bayou water and grounded by home.

Roots Rock outfit, Specklers, infuses South Louisiana flavors into their vibrant performances.

with Elise Riley

Steve Riley

Chris Stafford

Jamie Lynn Fontenot

Amelia biere

Karaoke hosted by Linnzi Zaorski

Daiquiri Queens on a Thursday night at Hideaway 7pm

*free outdoor trivia night! EVERY WEDNESDAY The trivia night hosted by Jay Steiner is back at Hideaway on Lee, 407 Lee Ave, Lafayette, LA. It's free to play and the winners receive acclaim and a bar tab of $25. There are 4 rounds each consisting of 10 questions.

For as long as his fingers could move, Luke Huval has always had his hands busy with an instrument or two. Growing up in a deeply rooted Cajun family, he has been immersed in the music and the language. His passion for the music of the past and ideas of the future make for both a fun, groovin’ time that you won’t want to miss!

Julian Primeaux is the bastard son of rock’n’roll and southern gospel. Hailing from the swamps of Louisiana and sounding like a Gritty Rock 'N' Roll Freight Train guided through a Dirty Blues Spiritual Explosion. The blues runs deep in his songs of both heartache & joy. Revelation don’t come on the mountain, it comes way down in the valley where you’ll find him preaching his electric sermons.



As a fourth generation musician, Julian has been groomed from a young age to perform. His passion for playing guitar started when he was 8 and by age 12, Julian was performing live on a regular basis. Ever since, he has sang & played everywhere from clubs in Louisiana to Times Square in New York to concert halls & festivals all over Europe.

In 2009 he released his first solo album, 'Flowers From My Bones'. 'Rock 'n Roll Boy' followed in 2011 and his third album, 'This Guilded, Swaying Heart' in 2016.

He has performed and/or opened for a who’s who of local, national and international artists/acts, including Gary Clark Jr., Dr. John, Dick Dale, Rev. Horton Heat, Dax Riggs, Lazy Lester, Lil’ Nathan & The Zydeco Big Timers, Grammy-nominee Corey Ledet, and many more.

Julian Primeaux – Songwriter, Vocals, Lead Guitar, Harmonica

Andrew Vo - Bass, Backing Vocals

Brandon Smith - Drums, Backing Vocals

Travis LeBlanc - Drums, Percussion

Ethan Mould - Sax

Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole

Steve Judice - Free show (tip the band)

Kevin Naquin & Cajun Preservation

Sunday St. Patrick's Day Brunch with Friends of Celtic Bayou

The Bucks is a honky tonk dance band playing tunes inspired by the Bakersfield sound ranging from Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, The Mavericks, and other honky tonk heroes. These twangsters always provide a good time. Bring your dancing boots!

Celtic Bayou Kickoff with PUB CRAWL and Gerry O'Connor & Don Penzien

The Has Beans perform an eclectic mix of Cajun, Zydeco, Americana, Swamp Blues as well as an ever expanding repertoire of original songs. Unafraid to color outside of the lines, but always keeping that strong South Louisiana groove going. The Has Beans are a band that could only have come out of the fertile musical climate of Lafayette, Louisiana!

Musicians Danny Kimball (drums), Ward Lormand (accordion), Blake Castille (guitar), Phil Kaelin (guitar), Tommy Bodin (bass), Henry Hample (fiddle) all spent years playing, absorbing and learning from the legends of Cajun, Creole and Zydeco music. Has Beans inspiration and namesake comes from Red Beans and Rice Revue (including original "Bean" Danny Kimball), who were one of the early influences of Cajun music to the youth of South Louisiana in the mid 1970’s.

In the early 70's dancehalls like Jay’s Lounge, Bon Ton Rouler’ and Hamilton Club became the foundation for a growing appreciation of local music. This is where groups like Red Beans and Rice Revue, Zachary Richard and Michael Doucet's pre - Beausoleil group "Coteau" were setting the old dancehalls on fire. The music pouring out of the dances was exciting, very danceable and yes, rebellious; Traditional Cajun tunes and instruments blended with the melodic, improvisational lead guitar influence of the Allman Brothers and GratefulDead. The music blasting out of these old dance halls turned a whole younger generation onto the indigenous music of South Louisiana.