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Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

BukU FEST emerges from a bold, community-driven vision that blends electronic dance, hip hop, and indie rock with immersive art installations. Founded in 2012 by Winter Circle Productions, Buku Festival quickly became a staple of New Orleans’ cultural calendar, staging at Mardi Gras World across multiple venues such as the Power Plant, Ballroom, and Wharf/Float Den. Although the festival faced disruptions and ultimately announced an indefinite hiatus in 2022, the BukU brand remains a connective hub for fans of genre-blending live experiences, philanthropic partnerships, and innovative performance art.

The live experience

What reaches the room

On this page, you’ll find BukU FEST’s background, a snapshot of discography highlights, and context about touring since the festival’s hiatus. We’ll also point you to official channels for the latest updates and real-time information.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

BukU FEST’s story is as much about community as it is about music. Through collaborations with Upbeat Academy and other charitable partners, the brand has positioned itself as a steward of local talent and social impact. While there are currently no confirmed 2025 BukU tour dates or festival plans, we’ve got you covered with reliable context, potential future updates, and links to official sources for the most accurate information. If you’re seeking tickets or updates, reach out—we’ve got you connected to the right places.

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A sourced detail

For the latest on BukU FEST, follow official channels and visit the brand hub at thebukuproject.com and the Linktree for social links: Linktree.

The essentials

Quick Facts About BukU FEST

  • Founded in 2012 by Winter Circle Productions and held at Mardi Gras World, New Orleans, as a two-day music and arts festival.
  • Known for a blend of electronic dance music, hip hop, and indie rock, plus large-scale art installations and multiple stages (e.g., Power Plant, Ballroom, Wharf/Float Den).
  • 2022 marked the 10-year anniversary edition with headline acts including Tyler, the Creator and Tame Impala; 2023 edition canceled as part of an indefinite hiatus.
  • Indefinite hiatus announced August 2022; organizers indicated the festival would not return in 2023 and future plans were left uncertain.
  • COVID-19 disruptions affected Buku’s scheduling (2020 cancellation after postponement; 2021 ‘Planet B’ concept was a one-off), shaping its eventual hiatus.
  • Charity partner has included Upbeat Academy; Buku has positioned itself as a community-focused event with ongoing philanthropic ties.

BukU FEST’s story is as much about community as it is about music. Through collaborations with Upbeat Academy and other charitable partners, the brand has positioned itself as a steward of local talent and social impact. While there are currently no confirmed 2025 BukU tour dates or festival plans, we’ve got you covered with reliable context, potential future updates, and links to official sources for the most accurate information. If you’re seeking tickets or updates, reach out—we’ve got you connected to the right places.

For the latest on BukU FEST, follow official channels and visit the brand hub at thebukuproject.com and the Linktree for social links: Linktree.

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