Music and art festivals are a craze in today’s day and age. With a plethora of music genres to choose from, the people of the twenty first century have grown to understand the reality behind the myth that “music is food for the soul”. One such music festival is called the Buku Music and Art Project. This was inaugurated recently last year by a production company called the Winter Circle Productions. This festival is held in the heart of New Orleans and some areas along the Gulf Coast region. In such a short span of time this festival is already being touted as one of the best in the entire US.

People from far and wide are making their way to New Orleans to be a part of this music extravaganza because of its intimate, close stage setting and crystal sound effects. The festival introduces indie-rock, hip-hop and EDM genres of music which set perfectly with its post-industrial location. The diversity and alacrity of music or art is at its prime while providing a setting stage for local art and regional exhibits as well.

Located at the Mardi Gras World in New Orleans warehouse district, the event finds itself sandwiched between the infamous Mardi Gras float manufacturing warehouse and the Mississippi River. The vibe is electric and the atmosphere is mind numbing. A few hundred yards from the French Quarter, the Buku Music and Art Project allows its audience access to a variety of hotels, lounges, casino’s and entertainment venues. From Casino’s to bars, restraints to hotels, the French Quarter has it all.

The festival permits every person in the audience to taste a unique experience not only in terms of music, but with respect to art all the same. The stages which are prepared for the festival have separate themes and give a new twist to the outdated open-air concerts which are more comforting to think of if you were in the nineties. For example, "the power plant" stage is the main stage of the event. As the name suggests, the background is filled with the face of an old unused power plant. The twist is introduced by the amazing lights and pyrotechnic art which bring the power plant back to life. The great Mississippi river, just a stone’s throw away what with its barges and huge boats gives a feeling of power and joy like nothing you could have experienced on a concert before. Lately a new stage has been thrown in inside a warehouse which will have some of the actual floats used in Mardi Gras positioned right next to the audience. These monstrous, larger than life floats are a sight for sore eyes. Called the "float den", this stage is sure to rope in hoards of people and ensure a unique Buku Music and Art Project time. Other great attractions include the "riverfront" and "ballroom" stages, where one is right on the river and the other is isolated from every other stage for a personal and intimate affair between performers and fans.

This inimitable and assorted ecosystem of sound and art is sure to enthrall all those who come. The fans can look forward to some great music from the likes of Skrillex, Yelawolf, Big Gigantic and Diplo. The event may be in its primitive years, but it has a head start for sure. All those who thought going down south for a music festival was too much in the name of art can think again. With the Buku Music and Art Festival tickets in your hands, the experience that you will have at this spectacular live music show is going to be surefire shot at a one-of-a-kind.

If you are a fan of music then this is surely one of those live shows that you would not want to miss out on. By booking your Buku Music and Art Festival tickets now, we ensure the fact that you will enjoy a music festival like never before with your friends and loved ones. The ambience of this event is going to mesmerize you and keep you captivated from the moment it begins right till the end.