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The Voodoo Music Experience
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 The 2008 Line Up
Once again, the alternative rock celebration in New Orleans will be gracing stages set in City Park for yet another fantastic show on October 24th, 25th & 26th 2008! Only three acts have been announced so far for this year's line up, but with talent like R.E.M., Stone Temple Pilots and Nine Inch Nails, this year's festival is gearing up to be one of the finest so far. As always, we should expect to see excellent local food vendors, fanciful local and out-of-town artists selling their jewelry, artwork and clothing and much more! The Voodoo Music Experience has become one of the foremost reasons to visit New Orleans. Come experience the ritual! (Click here for a printable schedule for the entire Voodoo Weekend!)
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Tickets
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Voodoo Fest Videos
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3 Day Weekend Tickets
3-day weekend tickets give you in/out privileges throughout the weekend. All tickets are general admission and non transferable. 3-day weekend tickets are on sale now for $115 each
LOA Lounge/ VIP Experience
Everything from reserved parking to grand stand seating, the LOA Lounge includes tented dinning, celebrated New Orleans chefs, full bar services and exclusive amenities. Tickets for the LOA Lounge are good for all three days and permit in/out of the festival at anytime during the weekend. LOA Lounge tickets are $450 each. (Buy Tickets!)
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Gettin' Around
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What Do You Think?
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There are several ways to travel to the Voodoo Festival and back! You can hop on a streetcar, hail a cab or even bus it! Check out the different modes of ground transportation available here! (More)
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Who do you want in the line up this year? Is the food close to Jazz Fest quality? Are the drink vendors pouring with a heavy hand? This is a place to put it all out there. Good or bad. Click here.
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Gris Gris - What is Voodoo?
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 So you've got your mojo workin', but really, what is this voodoo religion/practice/tourist trap thing all about? Voodoo is a West Indian (especially Haiti) religion made up of a combination of African religions and Catholicism; its ceremonies center on rituals developed to please the Iwa (spirits). Many claim that its history can be traced even further to African roots.Voodoo practitioners believe in the existence of one supreme God. Below God, spirits rule over the world's affairs in matters of family, love, happiness, justice, health, wealth, work the harvest or the hunt etc. (More) |
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