Upcoming Appearances
A New Orleans Songwriter Protest Album Release Benefit Show ft. Paul Faith & Friends
Paul Faith rounded up 20 of his (and your) favorite songwriters to create brand new protest songs for a compilation album- join them at a Release Benefit Show at Chickie Wah Wah on America's Birthday, the 4th of July.
Early in 2026, Paul had an idea he couldn't get out of his head: to prompt his friends and fellow songwriters to write and record new, original protest songs for a compilation album. Their response was overwhelming and inspiring. Together, they made an album of protest songs that run the entire gamut: songs of anger and songs of unity, laments and calls to action, rockers and stripped back roots numbers. Paul and 15 of the artists invite you to join them on Independence Day at Chickie Wah Wah at 7pm to join your voice with theirs- pre-sale tickets are $20. All proceeds from the show will go to ISLA: Immigration Services and Legal Advocacy, who provides free legal services to people in immigration detention, children, and their families. The show will feature songs from Dusky Waters, Burris, Ever More Nest, Basch Jernigan, and many, many more - with a stellar backing band to support them all throughout the evening.
Living Room: Songwriter Showcase
The Living Room is a near-weekly Songwriter Showcase at Skeeta Hawk Brewing on Friday evenings, hosted by Paul Faith.
Waterseed: Chickie WahWah
Water Seed's music is a fusion of funk, rock, hip hop and jazz, which they have coined as ‘Future Funk’ Their sound is characterized by tight, intricate grooves, soaring melodies, and powerful vocals, all driven by a relentless energy that never fails to get audiences up and dancing.
PB&J At the AllWays Lounge
PB&J Live at The AllWays Lounge
With Rahim Glaspy, La Reina & songs from J.Mix’s new album “Cycle Breaker”
Songs for the People
SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE is a night of deep listening and connection. Hosted and curated by Sariyah Idan it includes 4 artists performing original songs/poems in the round allowing the artists to be inspired and affected by each other through the course of the night. The event benefits a different community organization each month. $10-20 at the door.
BENEFITTING: Neutral Ground Coffee House, a place to gather together and hear music, to converse, and to drink coffee. A place for musicians to hone their craft, or to return home. It’s a community space, part gallery, part stage: all-inclusive, and for all-ages.
WWOZ Interview with Duane Williams
Join J.Mix Sunday night as she sits down with WWOZ show host Duane Williams to chat about her debut album “Cycle Breaker”
“What’s New With Duane Williams” 10p-Midnight CST
www.wwoz.org
Mid City Bayou Boogaloo - Anaïs St. John
An unforgettable night of soul, dance, and passion.
Last, Dance: A Tribute to Donna Summer featuring Anais St. John, is unlike any other tribute show you've seen before. Featuring a live five-piece band, this high-energy dance show will take you back to when Disco reigned supreme and Donna Summer was the Queen. This night is about honoring the late, great Ms. Summers, so come dressed to impress in your best disco, groovy attire.
The band features Daniel Meinecke, Brian Quezergue, Chris Adkins, Romy Kaye, & Jessica Mixon
Saturday, May 16th at 9 pm
PB&J: Music Box Village
PB&J is a detectable musical duo made up of singer-songwriter connoisseurs J.Mix and Pat Smith. Known for his rhythmic piano style and clever lyrics, Pat brings a sound that’s uniquely his own. He’s joined by the multitalented J.Mix, a respected figure in the New Orleans arts scene, whose dreamy vocals and ethereal harmonies add richness to their collaboration. Their journey began with the catchy holiday tune "Santa Don’t Want Your Cookies," followed by the heartfelt "Beauty of Life" on Pat’s debut album. What started as a one-off project quickly turned into a colorful partnership. The name PB&J perfectly captures their chemistry: nostalgic, comforting, and surprisingly fresh. Just like the sandwich, it’s a blend that feels both familiar and indubitably satisfying.
Lionesses at the Tigermen Den
Hosted by Leonie Evans
Featuring J.Mix, Maddy Kirgo, & Queen Bonobo
PB&J: Marigny Opera House
PB&J is a musical duo made up of singer-songwriters J. Mix and Pat Smith, known for their rhythmic piano, clever lyrics, & dreamy vocals.
Big Easy Boys: Christmastime in New Orleans
The Boys are back with their signature harmonies in this limited engagement to bring you some rockin' holiday cheer!
Big Easy Boys: Christmastime in New Orleans
The Boys are back with their signature harmonies in this limited engagement to bring you some rockin' holiday cheer!
Stars of the Stars: Sagittarius Edition
I can see it in the stars: this show is guaranteed to blow your mind. STARS OF THE STARS is a monthly cabaret and variety show that celebrates each zodiac sign with a stacked cast of performers of that sign. This show is a perfect way to celebrate your birthday, or to just come out and be entertained by legendary artists. Drag, burlesque, even comedy and live music; we got it all, and we'll show you the talent that the stars have bestowed upon us.
Big Easy Boys: Christmastime in New Orleans
The Boys are back with their signature harmonies in this limited engagement to bring you some rockin' holiday cheer!
PB&J: Black Red & Blue Artist Showcase
Hosted by Decaf Publixations
PB&J is a detectable musical duo made up of singer-songwriter connoisseurs J.Mix and Pat Smith. Known for his rhythmic piano style and clever lyrics, Pat brings a sound that’s uniquely his own. He’s joined by the multitalented J.Mix, a respected figure in the New Orleans arts scene, whose dreamy vocals and ethereal harmonies add richness to their collaboration. Their journey began with the catchy holiday tune "Santa Don’t Want Your Cookies," followed by the heartfelt "Beauty of Life" on Pat’s debut album. What started as a one-off project quickly turned into a colorful partnership. The name PB&J perfectly captures their chemistry: nostalgic, comforting, and surprisingly fresh. Just like the sandwich, it’s a blend that feels both familiar and indubitably satisfying.
Big Easy Boys: Christmastime in New Orleans
The Boys are back with their signature harmonies in this limited engagement to bring you some rockin' holiday cheer!
PB&J at The Celestine
727 Toulouse St, New Orleans, LA 70130
PB&J is a detectable musical duo made up of singer-songwriter connoisseurs J.Mix and Pat Smith. Known for his rhythmic piano style and clever lyrics, Pat brings a sound that’s uniquely his own. He’s joined by the multitalented J.Mix, a respected figure in the New Orleans arts scene, whose dreamy vocals and ethereal harmonies add richness to their collaboration. Their journey began with the catchy holiday tune "Santa Don’t Want Your Cookies," followed by the heartfelt "Beauty of Life" on Pat’s debut album. What started as a one-off project quickly turned into a colorful partnership. The name PB&J perfectly captures their chemistry: nostalgic, comforting, and surprisingly fresh. Just like the sandwich, it’s a blend that feels both familiar and indubitably satisfying.
PB&J at Pride Center
2762 Orleans Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
PB&J is a detectable musical duo made up of singer-songwriter connoisseurs J.Mix and Pat Smith. Known for his rhythmic piano style and clever lyrics, Pat brings a sound that’s uniquely his own. He’s joined by the multitalented J.Mix, a respected figure in the New Orleans arts scene, whose dreamy vocals and ethereal harmonies add richness to their collaboration. Their journey began with the catchy holiday tune "Santa Don’t Want Your Cookies," followed by the heartfelt "Beauty of Life" on Pat’s debut album. What started as a one-off project quickly turned into a colorful partnership. The name PB&J perfectly captures their chemistry: nostalgic, comforting, and surprisingly fresh. Just like the sandwich, it’s a blend that feels both familiar and indubitably satisfying.
PB&J: NOLA Mix Records
1522 Magazine Street 3-5p
PB&J is a detectable musical duo made up of singer-songwriter connoisseurs J.Mix and Pat Smith. Known for his rhythmic piano style and clever lyrics, Pat brings a sound that’s uniquely his own. He’s joined by the multitalented J.Mix, a respected figure in the New Orleans arts scene, whose dreamy vocals and ethereal harmonies add richness to their collaboration. Their journey began with the catchy holiday tune "Santa Don’t Want Your Cookies," followed by the heartfelt "Beauty of Life" on Pat’s debut album. What started as a one-off project quickly turned into a colorful partnership. The name PB&J perfectly captures their chemistry: nostalgic, comforting, and surprisingly fresh. Just like the sandwich, it’s a blend that feels both familiar and indubitably satisfying.
Jesus Christ Superstar In Burlesque (Copy)
J.Mix resumes the role of Judas at The Allways Lounge 2240 Saint Claude Ave on the Holiest of Saturdays and The Eve of Easter Sunday at 10:30pm.

