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Glen's 2011 Jazzfest performances here

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Jazzfest 2011 Press Highlights

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"...the most charismatic performer in New Orleans...
I hear a transformational character in New Orleans music, redefining classic works by bringing contemporary elements to them and infusing them with the force of his personality.... What you get at a good GDA performance is something akin to the sheer athleticism and unrelenting flow of a Celtics-Lakers NBA final."

John Swenson, from Offbeat review - 1/31/12
Live @ Three Muses

We're pleased to announce that effective November 22, 2011, we have made a move to the Blue Mountain Artists booking agency. We join a great roster of artists, many based in New Orleans, including Bonerama, Papa Grows Funk, Tab Benoit, George Porter Jr, and the Voices of the Wetlands. Looking forward to working with Hugh Southard and his team, who have many years of experience booking New Orleans music..

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"If you weren't in the Gospel Tent on Sunday at the close of New Orleans Jazz Fest 2011, you can't appreciate his ability to summon energies of prodigious scope in the name of God almighty. Approximating the power released by a six-pack of hydrogen bombs detonated at tent central, carrying his audience along on a wild ride from one detonation to the next, Andrews was searingly, exhaustingly astonishing" nola.com / May 7, 2011

"Day three's showstopper was Glen David Andrews, who rocked the blues, took it to church and carried it into the moshpit. The gospel/R&B singer and trombonist played an electrifying set. Andrews bellowed, leaped in the air, fell to his knees, waved a yellow handkerchief and crowd-surfed — twice. His rollicking performance accommodated everything from Down in the Tremé to a Cajunized version of The Clash's Should I Stay or Should I Go."
USA Today Jazzfest review, May 2, 2011


Glen was inducted into the
Louisiana Music Hall of Fame on Nov 7, 2010
As a "Future Hall of Famer"
Glen and Amanda Shaw were the first so honored

Nominated
"Best Male Performer" 2009/2010 Big Easy Awards
"Best R & B Performer" 2009 Best of the Beat Awards

It may have been the most raucous night in the 25-year history of the Dakota, including both locations. It’s the only time I’ve felt the floor move. People stood on the mezzanine, the stairs, at the bar, in the doorways. They screamed. They jumped up and down. They raised their hands and shook their behinds and sang along.
BeBopified - Minneapolis 7/18/10

"There's over the top, Over the Top, OVER THE TOP, and Glen David Andrews... he was on his knees before the first song, and I was worn out" Alex Rawls OffBeat 6/1/10

"Last year Glen David Andrews praised the Lord at the Gospel Tent and made converts in the process. This year, the deities that rule over Jazz Fest paid him back. Andrews delivered a highlight performance at Congo Square on opening day before an appreciative crowd"
John Swenson OffBeat 6/1/10

"New Orleans has a long history of amazing performers whose legend never completely translates to the outside world... when a local artist breaks through at Jazzfest, it is a spectacular thing to witness. This fest it happened to Glen David Andrews...it was as if some otherworldly force took over him during a performance in the Gospel Tent that was completely transformative...he was a combination of James Brown and Prince...people were clamoring to touch him, to take a spark from this burning light of a spiritual force in their midst." excerpt from review by John Swenson, June 2009 OffBeat Magazine

"Andrews is a charismatic vocalist whose improvisational skills and command over any situation he’s involved in places him among the top ranks of New Orleans singers..."                    John Swenson OffBeat Feb. 2009

He is one of the most amazing vocalists alive today -- his billowing baritone is like a horn instrument itself -- and he is an incredible entertainer. He sanctifies, electrifies, hellafies. If you weren't dancing at this show you were dead.                                           John Nova Lomax - Houston Press

“Aside from being a great musician, Glen David has absorbed a fading tradition. He's a link for his generation to something important. But he also has a rare enthusiasm and energy that makes it all special and exciting for even casual listeners.”
                                                               Ben Jaffe - Preservation Hall