Earlier this month, we saw DC-based band Mission South perform live at DC9 in Washington D.C. The three-man band—comprised of Dan Miller (guitar/vocals), John Beck (bass/vocals) and Max Harwood...
Hardcore bands seriously have the best fans in the world. Not only are they fiercely loyal, but they are among the most enthusiastic and participatory fans at live shows. Seriously, hardcore shows...
If you’ve seen a TV ad for Internet Explorer 9 in the last several months, then you’ve probably heard the soulful vocals of British singer/songwriter Alex Clare, whose song “Too Close” recently...
On Saturday, we headed to U Street Music Hall to catch experimental Pittsburgh-based band, Black Moth Super Rainbow. The sometimes melancholic band, with a penchant for disguises and pseudonyms,...
Vermont-based rock band Grace Potter and the Nocturnals performed this weekend in Washington D.C. at the 9:30 Club. Performing four consecutive nights in D.C., the band's performance was part of their...
What do you get when you combine the cast of “My Fair Lady,” a piano, libations aplenty and a participating audience? Well, if you’re in DC, you’d get an evening of sing-a-long fun, otherwise...
If you’ve ever been to the Capital Fringe Festival, you’ll know that almost anything can be expected — whether good or bad, or out-of-this-world cray cray. Self-described as “connecting...
The electro-pop songstress known as Lights stopped by the 9:30 Club Sunday evening to perform for a nearly sold out, dance-hungry audience. After the opening band Arkell played a full set, the crowd...
New Orleans-based rock band, The Revivalists, rocked the house at the Hamilton in DC last week. Bringing their soulful flavor to the District, the band -- comprised of Dave Shaw (Vocals/Guitar),...
Scheduled to perform at the Hamilton in DC that evening, New Orleans-based band, The Revivalists, popped into Som Records to play an intimate afternoon pop-up show for their District fans. The...
As part of their east coast tour, New York-based rock band Taking Back Sunday made a detour at the 9:30 club. Transit and Bayside opened for the band preparing the audience for the Taking Back Sunday...
Last week, Dandies & Quaintrelles, the local vintage-obsessed social group, organized their fourth annual Tweed Ride. Stylish bike riders dressed in their favorite 40s and 30s inspired tweed,...
Earlier this week, Meets Obsession caught Minneapolis-based chamber-folk sextet Dark Dark Dark at DC9 in Washington D.C. On a tour to promote their October 2 released album, "Who Needs Who," the band...
With three rad hosts and two young acts, the Fashion x Music party was a wormhole of cool appropriately staged in Williamsburg. It was an intimate and spirited shindig that went down at the Wythe Hotel....
This past Tuesday, Washington D.C.’s newest music and entertainment venue, The Hamilton, welcomed Austin, Texas breakout band, The Eastern Sea. Founded by Matt Hines, the indie...
