Lafayette Zydeco Sensation Joins The Rolling Stones On Stage!
Lafayette’s very own Dwayne Dopsie Rubin has some big news to share with his fans – he’s set to perform with the legendary Rolling Stones at the 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. Known for his dynamic accordion skills and deep Zydeco roots, Dopsie’s addition to the Rolling Stones’ lineup is a huge deal and is sure to be an unforgettable moment on May 2nd.
Dopsie couldn’t contain his excitement and disbelief when he shared the news on Facebook. “Well, today my New Orleans jazz fest started a little early because I just rehearsed with the Rollin Stones, who asked to have me be a part of their show tomorrow at the New Orleans jazz festival,” he posted. He’s thrilled to bring his Zydeco style to the music of a band he’s always admired.
This opportunity is not just a win for Dopsie but a proud moment for Lafayette and South Louisiana’s musical scene. Following a recent trip to Los Angeles to record tracks for Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” album, Dopsie’s upcoming performance with the Stones highlights his growing influence in the music industry.
The local community and fans online have been showing their full support, praising Dopsie’s achievements and the cultural blend this performance represents. Comments on social media range from celebratory cheers – “So proud of Dwayne Dopsie! What a champion for South Louisiana and Zydeco culture!” – to awe at the historical significance – “It’s not every day a #Zydeco musician gets to play with a band that’s sold 250 million records.”
Dwayne Dopsie Rubin, often called the “Jimi Hendrix of the Accordion,” is about to make history. As he merges his spirited accordion play with the Stones’ rock vibes, Jazz Fest attendees are in for a treat. This performance is not just a show of Dopsie’s hard work but also a showcase of Louisiana’s vibrant musical legacy on a world stage.
Tomorrow, as Dopsie steps up with Mick Jagger and the rest, he’ll not just play music; he’ll be representing Lafayette and all of Acadiana, bringing Zydeco from his hometown to the forefront at Jazz Fest with The Rolling Stones.
Congratulations to Dwayne Dopsie Rubin, who continues to make his mark and make us proud.
