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Parking & Directions for Charlene Kaye The Howlin Wolf
907 S Peters St, New Orleans, LA
70130, US
1. Street parking - up to 0.5 miles, free to $2/hour
2. Warehouse District Parking Garage - 0.3 miles, $10-$15/day
3. Fulton Place Garage - 0.4 miles, $10-$20/day
4. Harrah's New Orleans Casino Parking - 0.6 miles, $18/day
Charlene Kaye Concert Live at The Howlin Wolf | New Orleans – October 17th, 2026
If you’re heading to a Charlene Kaye New Orleans concert, you’re in for an intimate experience that feels more like a jam session with friends than a typical show. The venue’s cozy seating makes everyone feel right in the thick of the action, almost like you’re part of the band. It’s the kind of place that sparks spontaneous moments, artists letting loose, improvising, really just playing from the heart. Back in 2017, they celebrated regional legends with a tribute series that had everyone talking, proving New Orleans’ deep musical roots. There’s a special vibe here, sometimes you stumble into someone new who shares your love for the music, and suddenly it’s like you’ve known each other forever. If you’re lucky, you might even snag a VIP ticket and get a chance for a quick chat or a private meet and greet with Charlene Kaye or other performers. And honestly, pairing a night at this venue with dinner on Decatur Ave or a stroll along the waterfront makes for a perfect New Orleans evening, music, good food, and a little bit of magic in the air. Trust me, concerts here aren’t just about the music, they’re about feeling connected to the city’s soul.