TuneDn: Julian Vaughn on the power of music

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Published on November 9, 2022
Last Updated December 22, 2022

Detour chatted with Julian Vaughn, Kansas City jazz artist, at the New Orleans International Arts Festival. Learn the best spots in his hometown here.

Ahmal Marsh, Managing Partner, SLUSA Productions

When Julian Vaughn traveled to the International Arts Festival in New Orleans, he was itching to get on the stage.

“I couldn’t wait to perform at the reboot [of the festival], ‘‘ he told Detour ahead of his performance. The International Arts Festival returned to the Big Easy for the first time since 2008, with Crescent Park as its new location.

As Vaughn prepared to kick-off the festival, he spoke with Detour about the importance of music.

“Music brings people together, music can heal wounds and broken hearts,” he said “You don’t even need to talk, music will do the talking for you.”

Play the video to hear what messages Julian Vaughn hopes to communicate with listeners through his own music and catch the artist’s favorite travel destinations for your next trip abroad.

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