Music
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Music Review: Calum Scott’s Impressive Debut with Only Human
Calum Scott's impressive debut is the sign of an artist aiming to stick around for the long haul.
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Lynda Carter: ‘I endured my fair share of inappropriate behavior.’
Vibrant and outspoken, original Wonder Woman Lynda Carter returns to the Kennedy Center to perform songs from her new album.
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Music: Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues & Jazz — Spring Arts Preview 2018
Concerts and other music events coming to venues in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Classical and Choral Music: Spring Arts Preview 2018
Symphony, recital and opera performances coming to D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Suzy Bogguss: Banning assault weapons is a “no-brainer”
The Grammy-winning country legend speaks out on gun violence ahead of her D.C. appearance
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Beth Ditto brings “Fake Sugar” to the 9:30 Club
Singer Beth Ditto goes it alone for the latest chapter in her ongoing story
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Reviews: Fischerspooner’s “Sir” and MGMT’s “Little Dark Age”
Long-awaited fourth albums from Fischerspooner and MGMT find both groups doubling down on their strengths
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Kennedy Center presents citywide festival “Direct Current: A Celebration of Contemporary Art”
Two of the biggest attractions to come in the festival's first week are Taylor Mac and Damian Woetzel
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Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men’s Chorus for “The Durufle Requiem”
Soprano Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men's Chorus for a classical concert
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A few burning random questions for BØRNS
Pop indie fields queries about Michigan, androgyny, Lana Del Rey and Blue Madonna
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Seth Kibel & Friends at the Edlavitch DCJCC
Seth Kibel's musical brunches at the Edlavitch DCJCC are as popular for the Klezmer repertoire as the kosher buffet
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Review: They Might Be Giants’ “I Like Fun”
After thirty-five years and twenty albums, They Might Be Giants are still finding the joy in everything
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Beauty Pill offers a rare live concert at the Rock and Roll Hotel
The experimental group records and performs scores for theatrical productions around D.C.
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National Philharmonic: Cosmic Designs at Strathmore
A chance to explore outer space via a simple outing to the symphony
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Journey & Def Leppard bring the “Tour of the Year” to D.C.
The '80s icons are teaming up over a decade after their 2006 tour
