The Steamboat Natchez will host three days of live music when the Steamboat Stomp returns next month. Slated for September 23-25, the festival will bring an array of jazz artists from New Orleans and beyond to the Mississppi River and French Quarter.

Artists on the bill include Tuba Skinny, the Yerba Buena Stompers with Miss Ida Blue, Banu Gibson, Kris Tokarski Trio, Steve Pistorius Quartet, Topsy Chapman and Solid Harmony, Tim Laughlin Trio with Andy Schumm, Duke Heitger’s Steamboat Stompers, Dukes of Dixieland, the Cakewalkin’ Jass Band and live calliope concerts from Debbie Fagnano.

The Steamboat Stomp will kick off on Friday evening with a concert at the Historic New Orleans Colelction’s courtyard before heading to the Palm Court Jazz Cafe for a set from the Palm Court All-Stars. Saturday will feature day and dinner cruises–complete with music–on board the Steamboat Natchez, and the party will close out on Sunday with the Steamboat Gospel Jazz Brunch.

Tickets for the weekend and individual events are on sale via the Steamboat Stomp’s website.