Jazz Radio New Orleans

Jazz Radio New Orleans streams live from Lyon, France, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Jazz, R&B, Soul, Pop, Funk music.

The station is a French FM radio station dedicated to jazz music, established in 1996. It aims to be a comprehensive resource for jazz enthusiasts, featuring news and information about the genre from around the world. The broadcaster highlights both established and emerging artists, showcasing a diverse range of styles within the jazz spectrum. Recent features include the story of Japanese pianist Ryo Fukui, whose album *Scenery* has gained cult status, and previews of upcoming festivals like Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés, which will return in 2026 with artists such as Marion Rampal and Levi Harvey Trio. The station also provides updates on artists like Sly Johnson, whose new single “Thinkaboutit” previews an upcoming album, *Mister Johnson*, and Robin Thicke, recognized for his blend of soul, pop, and R&B influences. The station's programming extends beyond music, incorporating interviews and podcasts. A recent interview with Michel Jonasz from Docks Live Sessions emphasizes the importance of music serving the narrative, while an interview with Aloe Blacc discusses the role of the nation in the popularity of his song “I Need a Dollar.” The website also lists upcoming events, including concerts at Les Nuits de Fourvière in 2026, featuring artists such as China Moses and Selah Sue. Furthermore, the station promotes local jazz scenes, highlighting three evenings dedicated to jazz and dining. Other featured events include a celebration of Malted Milk’s 30th anniversary with a new album, the opening of a new jazz club called Louloute in Paris, and performances by artists such as Julia & Julien, Fabrice Tarel quintet, and La Touche Manouch’. Established in 1996, the broadcaster has become a significant platform for jazz music and culture. The station’s history includes contributing to the rediscovery of artists like Ryo Fukui and providing a platform for emerging talent. The station’s commitment to promoting both established and new artists demonstrates a dedication to the evolution of jazz. The return of Jazz à Saint-Germain-des-Prés in 2026, prominently featured on the station’s website, signifies a continued investment in live jazz experiences. The station also acknowledges and celebrates milestones within the jazz community, such as the 30th anniversary of Malted Milk and the awarding of the Prix Jacques Deray, honoring film noir. The station utilizes a variety of digital platforms to engage with its audience, including a website featuring news, interviews, and event listings. The broadcaster provides podcasts and interviews accessible through its online presence. The station actively promotes local events and venues, fostering a sense of community among jazz enthusiasts. The website highlights a commitment to supporting live music experiences, emphasizing the importance of shared listening environments and the preservation of jazz culture in a digital age.