Music
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Former child star Billy Gilman performs at DC Out in advance of “The Voice”
Gilman will perform in D.C. as part of a new three-day LGBT dance showcase
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Dolly Parton: “I don’t think about whether you’re straight or gay, I just love you”
If there's one thing Dolly Parton has an abundance of, it's love.
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Dolly Parton’s “Pure and Simple” (review): Quintessential Dolly
Dolly Parton's charms shine as brightly as ever on her latest release, "Pure and Simple"
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Sneak Peek: Tomorrow’s exclusive Ricky Martin interview
A Metro Weekly Exclusive
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Reviews: The Avalanches’ “Wildflower” and MSTRKRFT’s “OPERATOR”
The Avalanches return with an example of plunder at its best, while MSTRKRFT are stuck in the past
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Garbage’s Shirley Manson on being pro-LGBT and turning 50
Garbage's lead singer prefers to let the music carry the message
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Canadian Craving: k.d. lang on collaborating with Neko Case and Laura Veirs
As she heads with Neko Case and Laura Veirs to D.C., k.d. Lang reflects on the making of their one -- and only -- collaboration
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case/lang/veirs (review)
Three folk rock veterans come together on a rich and captivating debut album
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Symphonic Politics: NSO Pops and House of Cards
With House of Cards In Concert, Jeff Beal hopes to lure the Netflix crowd to the symphony
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Sam Gleaves on Old Time Banjo Festival and queer country music
At the Old Time Banjo Festival, Sam Gleaves will be ringing in the gay
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Spencer Day brings his modern jazz to Bethesda Blues & Jazz
National exposure on Star Search gave jazz singer Spencer Day a career. Coming out in The Advocate nearly toppled it.
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Brendan Maclean “funbang1” (review)
Brendan Maclean's seven-track EP, funbang1, is a dazzling collection of upbeat pop goodness.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers “The Getaway” (review)
Three decades into their career, the Red Hot Chili Peppers can still surprise and impress
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Singer Ryan Beatty: I’m proud to be a raging homosexual
Beatty rose to fame on YouTube before releasing his debut EP in 2012
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The Avett Brothers’ “True Sadness” (review)
The Avett Brothers' ninth release strives for growth, but falls back on some well-worn tropes
