The Civic Theatre in New Orleans will host a tribute to David Bowie during Jazz Fest season. The show–billed as Painting a New Now: A Tribute ot the Art and Music of David Bowie–will take place on Monday, April 25.

The event will showcase a number of acts, including Mad Men actor Bryan Batt, Broadway star Michael Cerveris and singer-songwriter Susan Cowsill. Other performers include Debbie Davis, Bob Forrest, Chris Goss, Dayna Kurtz, Papa Mali, Alex McMurray, Michael O’Hara, David Oh!, Christine Ohlman, Carlo Nuccio, Trevor Pink, Dave Pirner, Abby Travis, Damien Youth and Lena Prima.

The artists will be backed by an all-star band of local musicians featuring Eric Bolivar, Andre Boren, Joe Cabral, Rene Coman, Mike Dillon, John Fohl, Ray Ganucheau, DC Harbold, Robert, Mache, Kid Mambo, Casey McAllister, Dan McGough, Jason, Mingledorf, Stanton Moore, Brent Newman, Matt Perrine, Zack Smith, Brian Stoltz, Jeff Treffinger, Bill Malchow, Sam Craft and Jack Craft.

Additionally, Rev. Spooky LeStrange & Her Billion Dollar Baby Dolls and Maureen McConnell will open the night.

Tickets for Painting a New Now are currently on sale. The show will be a benefit for ALS research via the Gleason Initiative Foundation, an organization founded by former New Orleans Saints defensive back Steve Gleason.

As you probably know, David Bowie passed away earlier this year at the age of 69. Since then, a number of artists have paid tribute to his life and music across New Orleans, most notably during a French Quarter parade led by Arcade Fire and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band.

OffBeat also paid tribute to Bowie in our February issue, when we printed John Swenson’s previously unpublished 1971 interview with the iconic musician.