Return to New Orleans

June 23rd, 2010

Grant Trimboli

My Morning Jacket will make their triumphant return to New Orleans this Halloween weekend when they join the recently announced line-up of this year’s VOODOO EXPERIENCE, set for October 29, 30 and 31 at City Park in New Orleans. They’ll join a bill comprised of headliners Ozzy Osbourne, Muse and Weezer and more than 100 acts from all genres of music. Other artists confirmed for New Orleans’ signature fall musical celebration include MGMT, Drake, Florence and the Machine, Paul van Dyk, Interpol, Hot Chip, Metric, Deadmau5, Street Sweeper Social Club, Jakob Dylan and Three Legs, Jonsi, Eagles of Death Metal, Cage the Elephant, Minus the Bear and Janelle Monae. The full VOODOO EXPERIENCE 2010 line-up can be found at www.thevoodooexperience.com.

In addition, this year VOODOO organizers are introducing a new VOODOO EZ Pay one click button. This new option allows concertgoers to divide their VOODOO ticket costs into three monthly payments of $57.00 each, with no additional charges incurred to ticket buyers. The first payment is deducted now and monthly emails will notify participants of the subsequent payments. Once the payment process is complete, each user will receive their tickets via email.

Tickets for the VOODOO EXPERIENCE can be purchased via www.thevoodooexperience.com utilizing Elevate’s easy online shopping experience–with helpful customer service–that allows buyers to print their own tickets. For a limited time, three-day weekend tickets are $150; LOA Lounge VIP pass are $500. This year’s VIP amenities include tax-free tickets, reserved parking, exclusive access to the LOA front row, a raised viewing area, full bar services, exclusive performances, with additional services and luxuries to be announced.

More information about this year’s VOODOO EXPERIENCE can also be found at www.thevoodooexperience.com. 2010 Partners include Toyota, PlayStation 3, Miller Lite, Sony Bloggie, Santa Fe Natural Tobacco, WWOZ Radio, Billboard.com, Nola.com, Offbeat and Where y’at.