A state-of-the-art, technology-driven institution honoring the music culture born in New Orleans, is slated to open in the city in a little more than years, with an economic impact of $6 billion over the next 30 years, but the location is still up in the air.

It was back during the COVID mass shutdown when a member of the Krewe of Tucks got inspired by the charity Funky Uncle Live which streamed weekly a live music show from the Tucks den, raising a million dollars to help 942 musicians and gig workers stay on their feet during COVID. Today, that man has been working for four years to plan and execute the Louisiana Music and Heritage Experience.

“So, imagine going in and being able to select from your favorite jazz musicians and pick out Buddy Bolden and have a conversation with a hologr

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