News His Rendition of “Lean on Me” Captivated DC Protesters. Kenny Sway Talks About His Attempt to “Bring Calm to the People.” Music, dc protests, george floyd, Kenny Sway | 1 month ago
News Kennedy Center Musicians Gave a Live Concert for Healthcare Workers The Opera House Orchestra members also distributed lunches to GWU Hospital Staff Music, Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Kennedy Center | 2 months ago
News The Library of Congress Is Rolling Out a Massive Collection of Clips for DJs The once-stuffy library will make 25,000 audio clips available for personal and commercial use. Music, Library of Congress | 3 months ago
Things to Do You Know What? Going to Space With Ben Gibbard and Bethany Cosentino Sounds Completely Awesome Right Now. They're part of a terrific lineup taking part in a virtual National Air and Space Museum-sponsored concert on April 30. Music, Coronavirus 2020, National Air and Space Museum | 3 months ago
News These Colorful Go-Go Posters Used to Be Everywhere in DC Music, Go-Go, Rare Essence | 4 months ago
News This DC Musician Livestreamed His Canceled Show Justin Trawick performed for a virtual audience on Facebook Live Music, Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Facebook Live | 4 months ago
News Haim Played at Call Your Mother Last Night, and for a Few Minutes Things Seemed…Okay? Amid the coronavirus crisis, the sister trio came to DC, joined by producer and Washington native Rostam Batmanglij. Music, Call Your Mother, Haim | 4 months ago
News Mayor Bowser Will Sign the Bill Making Go-Go DC’s Official Music on Wednesday The signing will happen at Culture House, with a celebratory concert to follow. Music, Muriel Bowser, Go-Go, DC Council | 5 months ago
Things to Do Tosser’s Debut Album Is a Coming of Age The DC rock band will debut its new, gritty sound at a release show at Pie Shop on February 20. Music, Pie Shop, Tosser | 5 months ago
News Six Big Moments for Go-Go in 2019 It's been an eventful year for DC's homegrown musical genre. Music, Go-Go, Year in Review 2019 | 7 months ago
