Flintwick takes the late shift at Fillmore New Orleans

The Fayetteville, Ark., producer headlines a 10 p.m. Brackish 'Afters' night on Saturday, Nov. 7.

By the time most Saturday shows are winding down, this one is getting started. Flintwick takes over Fillmore New Orleans at 10 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, on a night the ticket page bills as Brackish Presents The Afters.

The show: Flintwick at Fillmore New Orleans, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, 10 p.m. Tickets through The Ticketing Company. There's no earlier New Orleans show for him in our records, so this may be a lot of people's first chance to see him here.

Flintwick is Brady Cagle, an electronic music producer and DJ based in Fayetteville, Arkansas, who plays shows all over the country. In a January interview with KUAF, the public radio station in Fayetteville, recorded before a set at the Momentary in Bentonville, he described his music as heavy on foley samples and full of quirky, flicky sounds. He said he picked the name for the way it sounds. In the same interview he said he expected another EP early in 2026 and a full-length album near the end of the year, so New Orleans may get to hear some of where that album is headed.

His earlier work points the same way. EDM Identity's 2024 interview around his *Lurching* EP described "controlled chaos" in the tunes, and the conversation also covered his collaboration with fellow producer Yongi. That's the appeal of a Flintwick set. The drop matters, but so do all the small sounds hidden inside it, the clicks and textures that reward people who listen closely while they dance.

The drop matters, but so do the small sounds hidden inside it.

The room is a big one to introduce yourself in. Fillmore New Orleans holds 2,000 and sits on the second floor of Harrah's on Canal Street, at the edge of the French Quarter. Live Nation announced it in 2018 and opened it in 2019. The interior was designed by EwingCole and mixes Fillmore hallmarks like velvet drapes, chandeliers and vintage concert posters with some New Orleans energy. It's a polished room for a producer whose sound is built on found noise and odd textures, and that contrast is part of what makes the booking interesting.

The late start is the other part. The "Afters" billing makes clear who this is for: people who aren't done yet. If your Saturday already has plans, dinner, another show or a night out in the Quarter, this is where the night can go next. A 10 p.m. start also means the room fills up with people who chose to be there, not people killing time before something else, and for a set built on detail that's the best possible crowd.

For a producer whose January interview was about a growing catalog and an album still in progress, a first New Orleans show in a 2,000-capacity room is a big night. For the people who come, it's a chance to hear an act from the Ozarks working through new ideas on a big system. Eat something first, pace yourself, and plan on a late one.

Sources: DJ Flintwick performs at the Momentary for Collide (KUAF, Ozarks at Large) (kuaf.com); Flintwick interview (EDM Identity) (edmidentity.com); Exclusive: Live Nation Unveils The Fillmore New Orleans (OffBeat) (offbeat.com); Fillmore New Orleans (EwingCole) (ewingcole.com); Live Nation Unveils Plans For the Fillmore at Harrah's New Orleans (BroadwayWorld) (broadwayworld.com); Fillmore New Orleans opening (Live for Live Music) (liveforlivemusic.com); The Ticketing Company – Brackish Presents The Afters w/ Flintwick (theticketing.co); File:HarrahsNOLAJan07B.jpg (Wikimedia Commons) (commons.wikimedia.org)