Do I need prior knowledge of New Orleans' music scene?

No, the tour is designed to be enjoyable for both music novices and enthusiasts.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, it’s family-friendly and suitable for all ages in good health.

Can I bring food or drinks onboard?

Water is recommended; outside food and drinks are not typically permitted during the tour.

Is there any parking nearby?

Yes, there are several parking options in the vicinity of the tour start point.

Dress comfortably, wear walking shoes, and prepare for outdoor weather conditions.

How do I book tickets?

You can reserve your spot online through the provided referral link.

Nola Celebrity & Music Tour | Rentals in New Orleans |

New Orleans, Louisiana, stands as a pulsating hub of culture, rhythm, and history. The Nola Celebrity & Music Tour by 2nd Line Tours offers a captivating 2.5-hour journey into the city's iconic sights, focusing on its rich musical heritage. Unlike typical city tours, this experience immerses visitors in the vibrant sounds that define NOLA — from legendary Cash Money Records video spots to bustling jazz clubs and soulful R&B venues. As you stroll through the streets, you'll witness sites that have shaped America's musical landscape, all infused with the dynamic spirit of New Orleans. The tour seamlessly blends its cultural narrative with lively storytelling, giving participants a sense of being part of the city's ongoing musical saga. The tour's uniqueness lies in its ability to connect visitors directly with the roots of jazz, rap, and blues that originated here, making it an essential outing for music lovers and culture seekers alike. The city’s lively atmosphere and historic architecture create an authentic backdrop that transforms a simple sightseeing trip into an unforgettable adventure. Whether you're a longtime fan of New Orleans' music scene or simply curious about its legendary status, this tour—with its upbeat vibe and insider stories—sets a new standard for urban excursions. The guide's enthusiasm and local insight turn every stop into a memorable highlight, from iconic street corners to legendary recording studios. With a limited timeframe, it’s perfect for those wanting a deep dive into NOLA’s musical history in a short, lively outing. Come for the rhythm, stay for the stories, and leave with a renewed appreciation for New Orleans’ legendary soundscape.

About 2nd Line Tours

2nd Line Tours is a New Orleans, Louisiana–based tour operator that offers guided experiences focused on the region's plantation history, Black heritage, music, and popular culture. The company presents a range of tours that visit historic sites and museums, including Laura Plantation, Oak Alley Plantation, and the Whitney Plantation, and pairs those visits with urban cultural and music-focused itineraries such as The Soul of New Orleans, Celebrity tours, and the Nola Celebrity & Music Tour.

Tours vary from short city outings to extended day trips; offerings include 2.5-hour, 3.5-hour, 4.5-hour, and 8.5-hour itineraries that combine plantation visits with urban tours. Several combo tours link plantation sites with New Orleans culture to illuminate the lasting impact of slavery, the origins of jazz and Voodoo, and the city’s civil rights history. The Whitney Plantation option highlights the only Louisiana museum dedicated specifically to the voices of the enslaved, while Oak Alley and Laura Plantations present preserved grounds and historic narratives.

Descriptions emphasize education and reflection alongside cultural celebration, connecting rural history to contemporary music and film locations, including notable sites tied to Cash Money Records. 2nd Line Tours’ curated itineraries offer factual, site-based exploration across the Historical River Road and within New Orleans neighborhoods. Based in New Orleans, the operator provides easily reachable departures for visitors seeking historically grounded, culturally rich tours.

Many itineraries include museum visits, plantation grounds, urban neighborhoods, film locations and music sites across greater New Orleans and the Historical River Road corridor, providing layered context for visitors from afar.