Swamp in the City is thrilled to present an intimate evening with two of the world's finest Cajun fiddlers, Joel Savoy & Linzay Young, on Thursday, September 10 at Wild Horses Bar (127 Bowery) in Manhattan.

Join us for a rare chance to hear the magic of Cajun twin fiddles up close. Anyone who's spent time with Cajun music knows there's something unforgettable about two fiddles weaving together in harmony—a sound that resonates deep in the soul and has become one of the defining voices of Louisiana's musical tradition.

Joel and Linzay have been making music together for decades, whether on stage, at festivals, or around the kitchen table back home in Louisiana. They call it "Kitchen Music"—the simple joy of two friends playing the tunes they love, just for the sake of the music. That warmth, intimacy, and effortless musical conversation is exactly what makes this duo so special.

Linzay Young is a celebrated fiddler, singer, songwriter, and founding member of the legendary Red Stick Ramblers, while Joel Savoy is one of the foremost bearers of the Cajun tradition, known for his masterful fiddling, recording work, and deep commitment to preserving Louisiana's musical heritage.

Music runs from 7–9 PM. There may be no better way to spend a Thursday evening than listening to the world's most beautiful Cajun fiddle duo in the cozy setting of Wild Horses.

Tickets are available on a sliding scale:

$20 Economy – for those who could use a lower-priced ticket.
$30 Standard – the true cost of admission and helps sustain our programming.
$40 Supporter – helps make lower-cost tickets possible while supporting Louisiana artists and Swamp in the City's year-round programming.

Give what you're able, and come pass a good time with us. See y'all there!

Linzay Young & Joel Savoy

Linzay Young & Joel Savoy