All posts tagged "music"
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Hamilton Live reopens for in-person concerts and film screenings
Limited-run events with dinner and drink service feature throughout April at Hamilton Live
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Selena Gomez credits gay people with helping launch her music career
Selena Gomez said she doesn't take her LGBTQ fans for granted and urged the Senate to pass the Equality Act
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Year of the Serpent: Musician serpentwithfeet is ready to share his joy
With "Deacon," serpentwithfeet opens a new musical chapter that puts satisfaction with life in the foreground
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Album Review: Changemakers by Crys Matthews
Unflinching moral clarity is complemented by clean and crisp songwriting on the newest album from Crys Matthews
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Watch St. Vincent’s iconic “Austin City Limits” episode on March 27
Queer art-rock performer's performance became an instant hit with fans, leading to this encore broadcast
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Review: “Deacon” by serpentwithfeet is a powerful, meticulously crafted album
Serpentwithfeet's second album is an intricate, beautifully realized vision of queer romance
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Spotlight: Brandi Carlile’s Benefit Livestream Concert
Lesbian country/rock star performs live from Nashville's Ryman Auditorium
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Unboxing Bob Mould: A Metro Weekly Retrospective
We delved into our archives to celebrate the legendary musician, the impact of Blowoff, and the years he called D.C. home.
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Album Review: The Moon and Stars by Valerie June
The eclectic Valerie June dazzles on "The Mood and Stars," a rich and complex new album
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Spotlight: Congressional Chorus presents “This Is Her Story”
Local choral organization pays homage to some of the greatest Black women composers, arrangers, and performers
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Brandy Clark, out and proud country star, celebrates her most personal record yet
The Grammy-nominated artist on coming out, creating music, and her latest album "Your Life Is A Record"
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Spotlight: Zara Larsson’s Women’s Day Concert
Swedish dance-pop starlet offers a dynamic live show in collaboration with IKEA
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Album review: ‘The Tipping Scale’ by Kinlaw
Kinlaw brings a sense of artistry to an entrancing, solid, and dramatic debut album
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Olly Alexander on bringing ’80s London to life – and death – in ‘It’s a Sin’
"Super-inspired" by a starring role in It's a Sin, Years & Years singer Olly Alexander steals hearts on-screen and in song
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Album Review: “Little Oblivions” by Julien Baker
On her third studio album, Julien Baker hits glorious highs and heartrending lows
