People Museum is a four-piece New Orleans band that has found inspiration in the lush musical and cultural roots of their Louisiana birthplace. Taking cues from choral, marching band, hip-hop, classical, and electronic music, the band has developed an iconic new pop sound that nods to the culture of New Orleans while ever evolving and pushing sonic boundaries. The genre-bending group has shared the stage with Thundercat, Big Freedia, Meridian Brothers, Maggie Koerner, and Hurray for the Riff Raf...
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People Museum is a four-piece New Orleans band that has found inspiration in the lush musical and cultural roots of their Louisiana birthplace. Taking cues from choral, marching band, hip-hop, classical, and electronic music, the band has developed an iconic new pop sound that nods to the culture of New Orleans while ever evolving and pushing sonic boundaries. The genre-bending group has shared the stage with Thundercat, Big Freedia, Meridian Brothers, Maggie Koerner, and Hurray for the Riff Raff. They've recently completed a North America tour supporting the Belgian-Egyptian artist Tamino. Their Louise Bourgeois-inspired EP "Destruction of, Vol. 1" was made in collaboration with the New Orleans Museum of Art and the Creative Cohorts Assembly. They will begin a U.S. national tour this fall in support of their upcoming full length record release.
