Music
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Music Review: J.S. Ondara’s ‘Tales of America’
A relative newcomer -- also an immigrant -- brings a fresh take to American's folk tradition
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Spotlight: Fred Hersch at The Hamilton Live
Hersch accompanies three-time Grammy-winning vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant
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Music Review: Carly Rae Jepsen’s ‘Dedicated’ is a field guide to modern love
Four years in the making, Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album sticks to her gold standard of catchy, relatable songwriting
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JxJ combines the Washington Jewish Film and Music Festivals into a blockbuster new event
The Edlavitch DCJCC festival also continues LGBTQ representation in both film and music
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Madonna announces “Madame X” theater tour dates in a limited number of cities
Following her performance at the Billboard Music Awards and the announcement of her new album Madame X, set to be released on June 14, Madonna, in...
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Music Review: Pink’s “Hurts 2B Human”
Pink plays to her strengths on "Hurts 2B Human," but ends up treading some all-too-familiar ground.
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Vanessa Williams works the right stuff in song, in fashion, and with the NSO Pops
Williams performs with the NSO Pops on May 3 and 4
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Dance music diva CeCe Peniston is taking care of business with her own label and a new beat
Peniston comes to D.C.'s City Winery on April 21
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Gina Chavez touches on faith, religion, sexuality and love in her folk-pop songs
Gina Chavez revels in sharing her outside-the-box life and music everywhere -- not least that she's a practicing Catholic and married lesbian
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Kennedy Center’s ‘Triptych’ is an evening dedicated to the artistry of Robert Mapplethorpe
Mapplethorpe's work is explored through sights and sounds in an original piece by Bryce Dessner and Korde Tuttle
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Cynthia Erivo serves inspiration, not imitation, in return engagement with NSO Pops
Erivo offers a concert celebrating some of music's most cherished women
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DCDD’s Capitol Pride Symphonic Band offers a colorful pride-themed spring concert
Concert pays homage to the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots that sparked the LGBTQ movement
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Music Review: Brendan Maclean’s ‘And The Boyfriends’
Maclean's debut album is a superb collection of sad, gay tunes done right
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Spencer Day brings his pop-inflected jazz and blues to D.C.
Jazz artist Spencer Day, appearing at Blues Alley next week, spices up his life and his sound
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College singers duke it out in the American Pops’ NextGen competition
Luke Frazier toured the country to find the 31 finalists who will compete in this year's event
