Music
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Album Review: David Byrne’s “American Utopia on Broadway”
David Byrne's American Utopia concert, now on Broadway, birthed a magnificent cast album that's nothing short of thrilling
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Pink Martini’s Thomas Lauderdale loves to get naked and build forts
Lauderdale's effervescent Pink Martini celebrates its 25th birthday with a Kennedy Center bash!
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Music Review: Tegan and Sara’s ‘Hey, I’m Just Like You’
Tegan and Sara tell their origin story on their own terms in "Hey, I'm Just Like You."
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The Four Italian Tenors make their area debut at the GMU Center for the Arts
Can the powerhouse quartet the Four Italian Tenors take the U.S. by storm?
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Betty Who on her queer identity: “I don’t even know what I am”
The dynamic pop star returns to D.C. for a third consecutive performance at the All Things Go Fall Classic
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Angsty alt-rocker Bob Mould arrives in D.C. to support an uncharacteristically happy new album
Mould comes to City Winery DC for his intimate solo electric tour in support of "Sunshine Rock."
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Rich Morel turned an obscure documentary on lightning into his new musical concept album “Struck”
The album features Alan Cumming and Betsy Wright, and is available to stream now
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Music Review: Sleater-Kinney’s The Center Won’t Hold
Two albums off a hiatus, Sleater-Kinney turns their sound upside-down with help from St. Vincent
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Music Review: ‘Fever Dream’ by Of Monsters and Men
Dropping the folk from folk-pop yields mixed results on the newest album from Of Monsters and Men
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Spotlight: Tituss Burgess at the Kennedy Center
Tituss Burgess drops into the Kennedy Center with a fresh concert program and some fabulous friends
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Music Review: ‘III’ by Banks
Banks tries to find a more streaming-friendly sound, but suffers for it
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Music Review: Ed Sheeran’s ‘No. 6 Collaborations Project’
Ed Sheeran curates a list of chart-toppers with his new E.P.
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Baltimore rapper DDm performs at LGBTQ mega-party Bent on July 13
The 33-year-old musician is a special guest at the 9:30 Club event
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‘Yesterday’ Review: A sweet, song-filled romantic comedy
A supergroup is erased from cultural history, while a lone musician cashes in on their music in Danny Boyle's "Yesterday"
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NSO Pops toasts Judy Garland with a special 50th anniversary concert
Conductor Steven Reineke leads three artists through their takes on Garland's legacy at the Kennedy Center
