Music
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Gassing Classical: Igudesman & Joo come to the Kennedy Center
Aleksey Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo shake up classical music with comedy
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Glamourous Life: Sheila E. comes to Wolf Trap
Performing offers catharsis for Sheila E. over the loss of her "musical soulmate" Prince
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After Artpop: Lady Gaga’s Joanne (review)
Lady Gaga's latest album is a beautiful, if uneven, pivot away from her trademark weirdness
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Mercury Soul merges electronica and classical at the Kennedy Center
Mason Bates kicks off the KC Jukebox season with a classical rave at the Kennedy Center
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Washington Jewish Music Festival starts next week
The Washington Jewish Music Festival strives to broaden the concept in a global, all-encompassing context
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Rumer Willis: “I’m a huge supporter of the LGBT community”
Through her critically-acclaimed cabaret show, Rumer Willis wants to show people who she really is
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Bon Iver “22, A Million” review: An intriguing experiment with mixed results
Bon Iver ditches acoustics for synths and doubles down on existential dread
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Tor Miller’s “American English” (review): Refreshingly confident and anything but subtle
Tor Miller's New York state of mind shines brilliantly on his impressive, soul-enriched debut
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Harmonic Indulgence: The Smith Sisters will combine music and art at The Birchmere
The Smith Sisters bring their magnificent harmonies -- and an art show -- to The Birchmere next week
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Back to Basics: KT Tunstall’s “KIN” (review)
KT Tunstall's latest release marks a return to radio-ready pop rock
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Miller Time: Tor Miller brings his sumptuous music to Jammin Java
Tor Miller's lavish, sweeping sound evokes early Elton John and David Bowie
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Lady Gaga returns with new single “Perfect Illusion”
Co-written with Mark Ronson, Gaga's new single is a rock-tinged "banger"
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Mary Fahl: Freddie’s Beach Bar has “the best karaoke in the world”
Mary Fahl will appear at the Hamilton with a full band and, quite possibly, her well-known gay brother-in-law
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Barbra Streisand’s “Encore” review: A more intriguing, illuminating affair than “Partners”
Barbra Streisand's latest pairs her with movie stars and songs designed for maximum emotional impact
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Frank Ocean’s Blond(e) review: A masterfully and obsessively constructed album
Frank Ocean's deeply introspective second album, "Blond(e)" rebels against categories
