Under the Neon Jukebox: A 3‑Hour Frenchmen Street Live‑Music Pub Crawl

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Under the Neon Jukebox: A 3‑Hour Frenchmen Street Live‑Music Pub Crawl

A guided, three-hour crawl along Frenchmen Street that takes you beyond Bourbon Street into New Orleans’ live-music clubs and cocktail bars, with club entry and an included cocktail and shot.

Under the Neon Jukebox: A 3‑Hour Frenchmen Street Live‑Music Pub Crawl.

Duration
3 hours
Location
New Orleans
Operator
Big Easy Walking Tours
Category
Pub Crawl
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Frenchmen Street is New Orleans’ live-music heart; this three-hour guided pub crawl leads an expert-curated route through the neighborhood’s music clubs and cocktail bars, showing the venues that have appeared in films and television while giving you time to sample local drinks and cuisine.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE MUSIC

Frenchmen: The City’s Music Hub

The crawl centers on Frenchmen Street’s dense cluster of live-music clubs—the street has earned a reputation as New Orleans’ live-music capital and is a focal point of the tour.

THE ROUTE

Beyond Bourbon Street

The route intentionally moves beyond Bourbon Street to the clubs and cocktail bars that define Frenchmen Street, led by an expert guide with club entry included.

THE TASTE

Cocktails, Shots and Local Fare

The experience includes an included cocktail and shot and gives participants the opportunity to purchase additional cocktails and local cuisine while moving between venues.

What the day feels like

What the three-hour crawl feels like

Over three hours an expert guide threads a group through the clubs and bars of Frenchmen Street, stopping for entry at select venues, pointing out places featured in film and television, and leaving time to sample cocktails and local dishes along the way.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this crawl suits—and who should check further details with the operator.

1
Nightlife loversIdeal for adults drawn to live music, late-evening energy, and bar culture; the tour focuses squarely on clubs and cocktail bars along Frenchmen Street.
2
First-time visitors to New OrleansA compact, guided way to experience Frenchmen Street’s music scene and to see venues that have appeared in film and television.
3
Groups and friendsWell suited to small groups seeking a curated night out with guaranteed club entry and a guide to navigate the neighborhood.
4
Families with young childrenNot ideal for young children given the nightclub and alcohol-focused nature of the crawl; check with the operator about age suitability for your group.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The experience runs three hours and focuses on evening nightlife along Frenchmen Street.

What to bring

Bring valid photo ID if you plan to partake in alcoholic drinks; you may also want means of payment for any additional cocktails or local cuisine purchased en route.

Included on the tour

The tour includes an expert guide, club entry, and an included cocktail and shot; additional food and drinks can be purchased during the crawl.

Meeting logistics

The tour meets in New Orleans, LA; confirm exact meeting details with the operator prior to arrival.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Frenchmen Street Pub Crawl?

The tour lasts three hours.

Where does the tour meet?

The meeting location is in New Orleans, LA.

What is included in the price?

The tour includes an expert guide, club entry, and an included cocktail and shot.

Will I be able to buy food and drinks during the crawl?

Yes; cocktails and local cuisine may be purchased en route in addition to the included cocktail and shot.

Does the crawl go to Bourbon Street?

The tour takes you beyond Bourbon Street to the music clubs and cocktail bars of Frenchmen Street.

Are the venues on Frenchmen Street featured in any films or shows?

Yes; venues on Frenchmen Street have been featured in productions such as HBO's Treme, The Simpsons, Drake's 'In My Feelings' music video, and the movie Girl's Trip.