NEW ORLEANS - Rapper Ludacris may look like a million "fa-fillion" dollars, but is he as pretty as the Wild Magnolias?
The question will be answered tonight when the Grammy-winning Dirty South impresario joins the Mardi Gras Indian band and other New Orleans musicians tonight at a Central City benefit for Wild Magnolias "Big Chief" Bo Dollis.
The concert, dubbed Bo Fest, will also feature Marva Wright, Papa Mali, members of jam band Widespread Panic and Motley Crue member Tommy Lee, ex-husband of Pamela Anderson.
The show begins at 7 p.m. outside Handa Wanda bar at 2425 Dryades St. The event will be the biggest in the history of the signless corner-store-sized Mardi Gras Indian hangout owned by Wild Magnolias owner Glenn Gaines.
Tickets are $20 and proceeds will help cover the cost of ongoing medical treatment for Dollis, a diabetic.
Tommy Lee and Ludacris officially joined the bill Wednesday. The appearance of the jet-setting stars is evidence that “Central City can be a cultural destination too,” Gaines said.
This is right around the corner from headquarters. I might have to go poke my head in for a sec this evening.
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