James Day And The Fish Fry at Sellersville Theater 1894

For over two decades, New Orleans Fish Fry have been a torchbearer for Louisiana’s homegrown music scene, taking a Cajun Zydeco-flecked approach to genres from swing to funeral marches and beyond before finding their niche in the world of roots and tribute music, where their current lineup — consisting of James Day & Krewe — have continued to blaze a trail as one of the most exciting acts both in their state and further afield.Building on the groundwork laid by the scene’s most legendary musicians including Professor Longhair, Dr. John, and Beau Jaque — via a detour through the prairies of Cajun and Zydeco country and the iconic legacy left by the late producer Cosimo Matassa — New Orleans Fish Fry have continued to refine their signature sound, layering backbeat drumming, honking sax, squeezing accordion, scratchy frottoir, and husky bass into a veritable sonic gumbo showcased over a slew of albums, live gigs, and festival appearances to date.Never losing an ounce of momentum, New Orleans Fish Fry are now preparing for their busiest year yet, putting the finishing touches on their two upcoming CDs while bookings for tribute and private events continue to pour in — not to mention their ever-popular performances during Mardi Gras season, one of the most electric times of year for members new and old of their diverse and growing fanbase to experience the true feeling of native Louisiana music.Artist WebsiteThe cabaret and through row D are reserved for Theater Members until one month before the show...

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For over two decades, New Orleans Fish Fry have been a torchbearer for Louisiana’s homegrown music scene, taking a Cajun Zydeco-flecked approach to genres from swing to funeral marches and beyond before finding their niche in the world of roots and tribute music, where their current lineup — consisting of James Day & Krewe — have continued to blaze a trail as one of the most exciting acts both in their state and further afield.Building on the groundwork laid by the scene’s most legendary musicians including Professor Longhair, Dr. John, and Beau Jaque — via a detour through the prairies of Cajun and Zydeco country and the iconic legacy left by the late producer Cosimo Matassa — New Orleans Fish Fry have continued to refine their signature sound, layering backbeat drumming, honking sax, squeezing accordion, scratchy frottoir, and husky bass into a veritable sonic gumbo showcased over a slew of albums, live gigs, and festival appearances to date.Never losing an ounce of momentum, New Orleans Fish Fry are now preparing for their busiest year yet, putting the finishing touches on their two upcoming CDs while bookings for tribute and private events continue to pour in — not to mention their ever-popular performances during Mardi Gras season, one of the most electric times of year for members new and old of their diverse and growing fanbase to experience the true feeling of native Louisiana music.Artist WebsiteThe cabaret and through row D are reserved for Theater Members until one month before the show. If you are a Theater Member, select your tickets using the price code that matches your Membership level and enter your Member ID into the Membership box on the checkout page. To inquire about Membership, call our Box Office at 215-257-5808 or click here.

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