All posts tagged "music"
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Barry Manilow publicly discusses husband for the first time
Manilow feared telling his fans about his sexuality, singer reveals
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Out on the Town: Arts & Entertainment Calendar, March 30-April 5
Film, Stage, Music, Exhibits and more from March 30 to April 5
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Noam Pikelny: Three-time Grammy nominee performs at Wolf Trap
Pikelny takes to the Barns at Wolf Trap for a solo show on March 29
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Turning Back Time: Cher at MGM National Harbor (Review)
In her new, retrospective concert, Cher dumps politics in favor of song, story and extravagant spectacle
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Out On the Town: March 23 to 29, 2017
Arts and Entertainment Calendar for March 23 to 29, 2017
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Out on the Town, March 16 to 23
What's happening around town, week of March 16 to 23
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Music – Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues & Jazz: Spring Arts Preview 2017
Washingtonians are definitely spoiled when it comes to live music, with major acts from almost every genre stopping in the area this season. Mary J....
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Music – Classical & Choral: Spring Arts Preview 2017
Organist Cameron Carpenter at Strathmore, Bernadette Peters with the Wolf Trap Orchestra. If you go for bombast and starpower in shows full of pomp and...
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Eric Burdon And The Animals at Robert E. Parilla Performing Arts Center
Burdon will sing through his repertoire of hits
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Globe Spanning: Lynn Veronneau
Twenty-five years ago, jazz singer Lynn Veronneau was part of the internet's very first viral image
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Electric Guest’s “Plural” (review): Bright optimism belies troubled production
Electric Guest emerges from hibernation with a collection of catchy, expertly crafted tunes
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Unhappy Endings: “Prisoner” by Ryan Adams (review)
Ryan Adams' tumultuous breakup lays the ground for stark personal reflections on Prisoner
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Intersectional: Atlas Intersections offers two weeks of performing arts
The Atlas Intersections Festival fosters performing art designed to stimulate the mind
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Dirty Dozen Brass Band at The Hamilton Live
Established 40 years ago in New Orleans and taking its name from a popular social club for African-American musicians, this seven-member ensemble has helped revitalize...
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Scavenging for Brilliance: No Culture by Mother Mother (Review)
Genre-blurring Mother Mother unearths a bold and playful new confidence
