Music
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The Kennedy Center celebrates Leonard Bernstein’s Broadway legacy
The Kennedy Center launches a season celebrating America's legendary composer-conductor with a concert of his Broadway hits
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Fall Arts Preview 2017: Upcoming Albums
From dancepop to post-punk to spacey R&B, this Fall's release schedule promises to impress
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Frenship bring their emotive electropop to DC9
The LA-based duo consistently releases a kind of aural candy
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Reviews: LCD Soundsystem’s “American Dream” and Gogol Bordello’s “Seekers and Finders”
LCD Soundsystem makes a welcome return, while Gogol Bordello seeks to replicate its live-show exuberance to record
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A (Steve) Grand Occasion
Steve Grand performs at DC Out, while LGBTQ country fans show off their best two-steps.
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Big Freedia set to slay as the headliner of Honey Groove 2017
Bounce music diva performs at D.C.'s all-day, LGBTQ-focused music and arts festival
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Comebacks: Kesha and Alison Moyet (review)
Kesha and Alison Moyet both shine on very different new albums that play to each of their strengths
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Ukulele and Guitar Summit at Strathmore
Summit includes performances by the Strathmore Ukulele Orchestra
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Kathy Halenda’s “Somewhere Over The Rose” celebrates two gay icons
A tribute to two of the most iconic divas in the gay pantheon, Judy Garland and Bette Midler
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Earth Wind & Fire And Chic at the Verizon Center
A stop on the 2054 North American Tour, the night is complete with a special guest DJ
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Review: “Everything Now” by Arcade Fire
Arcade Fire's latest release takes on the culture industry but forgets to have fun doing it
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Summer Spirit Festival is a “one-stop shop for a soulful good time”
Fantasia, De La Soul, Common and more will appear at the weekend-long festival
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Shi-Queeta-Lee Brings Her Diva Salute to the Kennedy Center
Troupe of drag illusionists to perform Thursday, July 27, at 6 p.m. on the free Millennium Stage.
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Jane Krakowski & Tituss Burgess perform at the Kennedy Center
Tony-winning Krakowski and Emmy-nominated Burgess will perform with the NSO Pops
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Les Nubians come to The Hamilton July 14
They’re now one of the most successful French-language musical groups in the states
