Martin Krusche

New Orleans



Martin Krusche*Happy Hour Free Concert Series* German-born tenor saxophonist Martin Krusche first visited New Orleans in 1995 and reportedly moved to the Crescent City just two weeks later. Though he has maintained ties to New York City and the contemporary jazz scene in the Northeast, New Orleans has remained his musical home. A versatile performer, Krusche has shared the stage with an array of local talents, including trumpeter Nicholas Payton, Iguanas drummer Doug Garrison, Dirty Dozen Brass Band sousaphone player Kirk Joseph, and percussionist Anthony Cuccia. His music reflects a deep connection to the city's vibrant and ever-evolving jazz scene.

Event Details

Doors: 4 pm
Show: 4:30 - 5:30 pm

You can see these shows every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday in person or by streaming on Snug Harbor Facebook page. This is a free performance with no ticketing. Seating is on a first come-first served basis.

Restaurant is Open 5pm - 11pm for dinner after show

Frequently Asked Questions

Martin Krusche is a German-born tenor saxophonist who settled in New Orleans and is known for his versatile jazz performances.
Martin Krusche performs contemporary jazz with influences from New Orleans and Northeast U.S. jazz scenes.
Martin Krusche moved to New Orleans shortly after first visiting the city in 1995.
You can attend Martin Krusche’s free concerts during the Happy Hour Free Concert Series in various New Orleans venues; check the event website for current locations.
Living in New Orleans has deeply influenced Martin Krusche's music, blending local jazz traditions with his contemporary style.
Yes, Martin Krusche has shared the stage with notable New Orleans musicians like Nicholas Payton and members of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band.
No, the Martin Krusche Happy Hour Free Concert Series in New Orleans offers free admission, but check the website for any updates.
Yes, Martin Krusche has ties to the Northeast U.S. jazz scene, including New York City, and occasionally performs outside New Orleans.
Martin Krusche’s concerts combine his German jazz background with authentic New Orleans jazz influences, creating a distinctive sound.
Check the official event website for the latest schedule and timing of Martin Krusche’s concerts in New Orleans.

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