This fall, All Things Go is back and bigger than ever. For the first time, the beloved music festival is expanding to three days, taking over Merriweather Post Pavilion from September 26-28, and the lineup is nothing short of exceptional. Known for including a diverse...
A sleek black suit so sharp it could cut through glass like warm butter. A fully buttoned vest that screams, "I mean business." A white shirt just unbuttoned enough to make your mom nervous. On his feet are dress shoes so polished they'll have the shiniest pearls...
Beach Bunny is back and ready to rock with their “Tunnel Vision” tour, performing two sold-out nights at DC’s very own iconic 9:30 Club on April 22 & 23. Beach Bunny will be opened by Pool Kids and Jayla Kai. Known for singles “Cloud 9” and “Prom Dress,” TikTok...
Feature image by @kathryneschauf KidsTable is an indie-pop band based in Washington D.C. After starting as a cover band, they decided to try their hand at original music. They have now released five original songs with stuck-in-your-head indie tunes and thoughtful...
Bright Eyes is coming to The Anthem on April 20 with the opening band Cursive for a night of wonderful music. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with the show beginning at 7:45 p.m. Best known for their songs “First Day of My Life” and “Lua,” Bright Eyes is an American indie...
Everyone Asked About You takes the stage at The Atlantis on Thurs., April 17, returning from a twenty-some-odd year hiatus. This 90s band from Little Rock, Arkansas has been revived after the recent reissue of their catalog and new EP ‘Never Leave.’ ‘Paper Airplanes,...
Battelle Atrium was tightly packed last Friday for Capitol Boogie, WVAU’s biggest event of the semester. This year, local act Ekko Astral headlined, supported by fellow D.C.-based band Argo and the Violet Queens. Argo and the Violet Queens opened with a lively set of...
Franz Ferdinand is coming to the Anthem on April 7 with opening act Telescreens. The Anthem is a beautiful venue located right on the Wharf. Franz Ferdinand formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 2002. Known for songs like “Take Me Out,” “Do You Want To,” and “No You Girls,”...
Photo by Koto Langa Something is brewing in Washington, D.C. In March 2020, the United States declared the COVID-19 pandemic a nationwide emergency and began lockdown, plunging the nation into an era of prolonged isolation, shuttering live music and the community that...
After her recent album, “I Blow Out Big Candles,” Freak Slug will be coming to Washington, DC, performing at Songbyrd Music House on March 31. Xenya Genovese, better known as Freak Slug, is an English singer and painter. The new release is everything indie-rock,...