new  natives 

                                    brass  band

We are New Natives Brass Band from Lafayette, LA. We know how to party; a good time is our speciality.

Check out this really cool write-up from 337 Magazine about New Natives! Really neat interview here. 

Thanks to 337 Magazine!

Hey Native Fans! Check out this sick video of us and some other acts tearing it up at Festival International 2018!

Enjoy!

The Natives will be lighting up the stage again at The Blue Moon Saloon to help get people in the school spirit. You can catch us on Thursday, August 23rd and Thursday, August 30th.

Come jam with us and ease some of that tension of a new school year.

The Natives are very happy to report that Triskiadekaphobia was a raving success. The room was packed, the energy was elcetric and we had the whole Blue Moon shakin'.

Stay tuned for more performances. Thanks!

We had an absolutely wonderful time sharing the stage with Secondhand Street Band. They have a solid sound and great energy. They also have some music on the way, so be on the look out.

These guys have been all over the USA on their Summer Tour II: Felipe's Big Adventure and they so graciously chose Lafayette as one of their last stops. Both Groups played well and the atmosphere was absolutely electric. These guys killed it, and New Natives would like to congratulate Secondhand Street Band on a successful tour.

New Natives was given the rare opportunity to provide entertainment for boaters as they made their way down the river for the Vermilion Boat Parade. It was hot, it was sweaty, but once the Natives got their sea legs, the party was rollin'.

Many of the band members hadn't been on a boat before, so this was a new experience. Needless to say, the Natives and the boaters had a great time!

The Natives are going to be sporting some new gear this summer (including these sporty new bass heads). Tells us what you think!

Catch us at a venue near you!

This is truly a sight to behold. The Natives would like to send love back to Jersey!

The Natives make their international acting debut in the Avalanches's new music video Frankie Sinatra. The Natives make their first appearance at about fourteen seconds in.

Being that this is the first release from The Avalanches since their 2001 release Since I Left You there is a lot of buzz about their new project - and there should be. 

Enjoy the video!