All posts tagged "music"
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Eric Felten Jazz Orchestra comes to Blues Alley
The focus of its two upcoming shows is "The Big Band Sound of WWII"
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The Pains of Being Pure at Heart at the Rock and Roll Hotel
Kip Berman named his indie-pop band after an unpublished children's story
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Caroline Bowman & Austin Colby perform “A Premarital Cabaret”
The evening doubles as a fundraiser for the fledgling Millennial-focused Monumental Theatre Co.
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Rosanne Cash performs at The Birchmere tonight!
The singer with the deep, velvet-lined voice has carved her own path to fame
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Growing Up, Moving On: Beth Ditto’s Fake Sugar and Lorde’s Melodrama
New albums from Beth Ditto and Lorde find both artists in search of new voices
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Out on the Town: Arts & entertainment highlights, June 22-28
FILM A CLOCKWORK ORANGE Malcolm McDowell is over-the-top magnificent as a Beethoven-loving ringleader of a band of thugs in one of Stanley Kubrick’s most shocking...
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Photos: 2017 Capital Pride Festival
Over 360 exclusive photos from the 2017 Capital Pride Festival!
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Bright Light Bright Light returns to DC for a solo show
Rod Thomas previews new tracks from upcoming EP Tales of the City
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Lizzo brings her queer-friendly, representative music to 9:30 Club
Rising singer/rapper Lizzo is gaining notice for her affirming music
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Review: “Planetarium” by Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly
A live show about the cosmos is brought to glorious new form
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Out on the Town: DC arts & entertainment highlights, June 15-21
Film, stage, dance, food and more in Washington, DC
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Miley Cyrus releases new song “Inspired” to celebrate Pride
Cyrus will also donate money to her Happy Hippie Foundation, which supports LGBTQ youth
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Music reviews: Bleachers’ “Gone Now” and Saint Etienne’s “Home Counties”
Jack Antonoff returns to his childhood home, while Saint Etienne parodies the suburbs
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Air bring their sensual, atmospheric sound to Strathmore
A ride through Air's repertoire, celebrating its first twenty years
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Pride In The Library: Pop-up Display
Library of Congress showcases assorted materials from the father of the local LGBTQ community, Frank Kameny
