Yvette Landry at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
Yvette Landry will be joining a host of incredible musicians on Thursday, May 1, 2014 at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Yvette will
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Yvette Landry Honored as Louisiana Music Ambassador
Yvette Landry was one of several Louisiana musicians recognized and presented a trophy by Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne for her work as a Musical Ambassador
Yvette Landry Band to Play 45th Anniversary of New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
Yvette Landry Band will be performing at the 45th anniversary of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. It is one of the more sprawling music
Freeform Americana Roots Chart Names Yvette Landry in “Best of 2013”
3rd Coast Music Magazine (aka) Freeform Americana Roots Chart has named Yvette Landry in three categories for the “Best of 2013” year wrap up. Yvette
Yvette Landry Nominated for Offbeat’s “Best of the Beat” Awards
Congratulations to Yvette Landry for being nominated “Best Country/Folk/Singer-Songwriter Artist 2013” by Offbeat Magazine. Voting is open now until January 10th. You can cast your
No Man’s Land Ranks in American Music Show’s Best of 2013
Americana Music Show I’m happy to announce that Yvette Landry’s album, No Man’s Land, made it on to the 2013 Best Of Americana Music Show
Barnes & Noble Book Signing
Barnes & Noble in Baton Rouge will be the first of a series of book signings by author Yvette Landry. Yvette’s book, The Ghost Tree, was recently
Book Signing at Joie de Vivre
The Ghost Tree, written by Yvette Landry, and nominated for Louisiana’s “Young Readers Choice Award” will be featured at a book signing in Breaux Bridge at
Breaux Bridge Elementary Book Donation
Yvette Landry, with the help of a few supportive community members, was able to donate over three hundred copies of her book, The Ghost Tree, to
Singer-Songwriter Yvette Landry to Present and Perform at the Louisiana State Book Fair
The 10th annual Louisiana Book Festival will host a number of music-related programs as part of Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne’s yearlong salute to Louisiana music.