Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue at Dr. Phillips Center For The Performing Arts

<strong>Tickets:</strong> \;You’ll pick your own private box for up to 6 people. Boxes will have a minimum seat requirement that’ll vary by show.<br><strong>Location:</strong> \;This \;<strong>new outdoor venue</strong> \;is right in front of our building—and entry gates are on Orange Avenue at Seneff Arts Plaza.<br><br><h4>Tickets on sale Friday\, Septebmer 17 at 10 a.m.</h4><p><strong>GET EARLY ACCESS TO TICKETS</strong><br></p><p>Support Arts For Every Life® as an annual luminary donor.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Trombone Shorty's</strong> \;new album opens with a dirge\, but if you think the beloved bandleader\, singer\, songwriter and horn-blower born \;<strong>Troy Andrews</strong> \;came here to mourn\, you got it all wrong...

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<strong>Tickets:</strong> \;You’ll pick your own private box for up to 6 people. Boxes will have a minimum seat requirement that’ll vary by show.<br><strong>Location:</strong> \;This \;<strong>new outdoor venue</strong> \;is right in front of our building—and entry gates are on Orange Avenue at Seneff Arts Plaza.<br><br><h4>Tickets on sale Friday\, Septebmer 17 at 10 a.m.</h4><p><strong>GET EARLY ACCESS TO TICKETS</strong><br></p><p>Support Arts For Every Life® as an annual luminary donor.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Trombone Shorty's</strong> \;new album opens with a dirge\, but if you think the beloved bandleader\, singer\, songwriter and horn-blower born \;<strong>Troy Andrews</strong> \;came here to mourn\, you got it all wrong. But that's not unusual for a man raised in one of the Tremé's most musical families. Andrews got his name when he picked up his instrument at four: "<em>My parents pushed me toward trombone because they didn't need another trumpet player\,</em>" he laughs.</p><p>By eight\, he led his own band in parades\, halls and even bars: "<em>They'd have to lock the door so the police couldn't come in.</em>" Promoters would try to hand money to his older cousins\, but they'd kindly redirect them to the boy. In his teens\, Andrews played shows abroad with the \;<strong>Neville Brothers</strong>. Fresh out of high school he joined \;<strong>Lenny Kravitz'</strong> \;band. Across that time\, three \;<strong>Trombone Shorty</strong> \;albums and many collaborations since\, Andrews nurtured a voracious appetite for all types of music</p><p><br></p>

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