Check out Robin’s weekly schedule & festival schedule below.
EVERY THursDAY NIGHT, 8pm-10pm
the peacock room at kimpton hotel fontenot
501 tchoupitoulas street, new Orleans, la
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Upcoming Performances
Sunday, march 1st, 7pm-8pm
Spring songwriter series - The CHloe
4125 St. Charles ave, new Orleans, la
Friday, march 13th, 3pm-3:45pm
New orleans book festival (tulane university) - hyatt regency tent
6823 St. Charles ave, new Orleans, la
Friday, march 13th, 7:00pm-8:15pm
Friends of the cabildo Concert series - New Orleans jazz museum
400 esplanade ave, new orleans, la
Friday, april 17th, 5:00pm-6:45pm
French quarter fest - jackson square
751 decatur st., new orleans, la
Friday, May 1st, 9:30pm-1:30Am
louisiana Love, album release party - dba
618 frenchmen st., new orleans, la
Sunday, may 3rd
Jazz fest - Lagniappe stage
1751 gentilly blvd, new orleans, la
New Orleans’ Songbird
Robin Barnes is known as one of the best contemporary jazz singers in the Crescent City. This powerhouse female vocalist is stunning audiences with her sultry blend of funky jazz, soul and R&B, a true tribute to her hometown of New Orleans.
Named "The Songbird of New Orleans", Robin has been a performer for most of her life, starting at age 6. Barnes' voice delights as much as it surprises. On stage, Barnes is dynamic, able to switch effortlessly between soft, soulful crooning, to a fiery bellow that has made her city and the world take notice.
Past Performances
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
New Orleans | 2012-2025
French Quarter Festival
New Orleans | 2010-2025
MTV INDIA MUSIC SUMMIT
The Fairmont Hotel: Jaipur, India | October 2018
FIYABIRD: A SOULFUL CHRISTMAS EVE WITH ROBIN BARNES & FRIENDS
Three Keys at Ace Hotel, New Orleans | December 2018-2023
2019 ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL NATIONAL ANTHEM
Merecedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans | January 2019
JAZZ @ PIER 84 - NYC
Hudson River Park’s Pier 84 | June 2019
“Her husky, billowy cloud of a voice harkens memories of those big-natured golden jazz heroines, a little Ella, an early Billie Holiday, the snap and sass of a Bessie Smith, infinite possibilities to adulterate the system in a Lalah Hathaway — jazz and gospel, blues and soul, all in one powerful punch.”