All posts tagged "music"
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Leaders of the Pack: Lion Babe’s Begin (review)
Lion Babe is a group hitting their spirited stride.
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Sweetgreen’s sweetlife festival lineup revealed!
The 1975, Blondie among headliners
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New Direction: Anti by Rihanna (review)
Rihanna trades club beats for something self-assured and introspective
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Panic! at the Disco: Death of a Bachelor (review)
Long-time Panic! fans might find a lot to like about Death of a Bachelor
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Self-Requiem: David Bowie’s “Blackstar” (review)
David Bowie produced the magnificent "Blackstar" knowing it would be his final album
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Club Life: An interview with the 9:30 Club’s Seth Hurwitz
As the 9:30 Club, D.C.'s most legendary concert venue, celebrates 35 years of putting music on the map, its owner, Seth Hurwitz, reflects on its...
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Mylène Farmer: Blissfully Out of Touch (Review)
The French treasure conjures yet more romantic disbelief and dreaminess in her new album.
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The Top 10 Alternative Christmas Songs
If you’ve tired of hearing “Jingle Bells,” “Let It Snow,” “Santa Baby” and any other number of Christmas classics, then it’s time to expand your...
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Lukewarm: Coldplay’s “A Head Full of Dreams” review
Coldplay's latest -- and potentially last -- album, "A Head Full of Dreams," is another forgettably pleasant record
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The Hall is Alive: Von Trapp family singers at NSO Pops
“We’re hoping for maybe Sufjan Stevens or Jim James,” says Sofia von Trapp about potential EP producers. “You know, shoot for the stars. Why not...
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Rhapsody in Chinese: Rediscover Chinese Music at the Kennedy Center
From the Olympics to orchestras, Wang Chaoge is known for directing musical spectacles
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Adele “25” Review: Soul Searching
Out-singing and outclassing her peers, once again Adele is full of brass, soulful stress and epic heartbreak
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Living Large: Storm Large at AMP
Storm Large brings her unfiltered style to AMP by Strathmore for a night of stories and songs
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Marrow’s Gold Standard
Marrow's Macie Stewart gets her inspiration from St. Vincent
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Michele Lee’s KenCen Landing
Michele Lee salutes Cy Coleman in a one-woman cabaret
