All posts tagged "u street music hall"
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Jeremy Sherman crowned Mr. Nice Jewish Boy DC 2018
The native Michigander won the crowd over with his piano renditions of various pop melodies, including "My Neck, My Back"
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Jussie Smollett on Trump’s America: ‘We got complacent. That’s why we’re in this situation.’
The Empire star gives a fiery interview on the state of the nation ahead of his D.C. show
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U Street Music Hall: “No velvet rope, no bottle service, no attitude.”
Will Eastman wanted a club with "no velvet rope, no bouncer, no bottle service, no attitude." So he opened U Street Music Hall.
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Dance pioneer Jellybean Benitez comes to U Street Music Hall
Madonna's legendary producer, Jellybean Benitez, brings a night of old school disco
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Deep Sugar DC: DJs Ultra Nate & Lisa Moody at U Street Music Hall
Ultra Nate brings the deep/soul house party she throws with Lisa Moody to D.C.
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Beth Ditto brings “Fake Sugar” to U Street Music Hall
Beth Ditto's debut album should provide an incredible live show
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!!! (chk-chk-chk) comes to U Street Music Hall
California five-piece just released its seventh set, Shake The Shudder
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Nancy & Beth come to U Street Music Hall
Megan Mullally's slyly humorous bluesy band
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Sofi Tukker: “It’s the coolest thing ever” that LGBTQ people like our music
Sofi Tukker performs its fetching blend of samba and synth-pop at U Street Music Hall on March 24
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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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Book of Love’s Ted Ottaviano: “As long as you’ve got the right sensibility, gender is thrown out the window”
Book of Love aims to reconnect with its "over the top" D.C. fans
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Escort brings funky, old-school dance music to U Street Music Hall
Escort is a full-fledged disco orchestra with up to 17 musicians and singers
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Boss Lady: Little Boots comes to U Street Music Hall
Victoria Hesketh, better known by her stage name Little Boots, can’t wait to eat ribs from Freddy’s Famous Barbecue. “Freddy’s is definitely real, right?” she...
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Shamir on the Regular (Review)
Hip hop artist Shamir made the basement of U Street Music Hall into his own kind of party
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Pride AfterHours, and at All Hours
When it’s all said and done, everyone in D.C. this weekend should have a gay ole time — and not just those who hit the many...
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