Category Archives: Music
This Week In Music…
he 9:30 Club is kicking my ass this week. I might actually brave the awful line, ridiculous prices and sub-par sound system to catch these bands. If I can find a ticket, that is. Continue reading
PhotoBlog: Antelope at Warehouse Next Door, 2/26/06
Antelope on stage at Warehouse Next Door. Antelope (Dischord) played a rare show this past Sunday at Warehouse Next Door. The standing-room-only show justified Antelope’s cult-like following. Check out our photos of the show.
Smoking Popes at Nation Tomorrow
Here’s a great show we overlooked while doing “This Week in Music” presented by Mourning Star Association. Smoking Popes SMOKING POPES w/ Bayside, The Oranges Band, and Discover America $10 in Advance, $12 at the Show Thursday, March 2nd at … Continue reading
GENREfication
I’m sure it began with the best of intentions. The rebellious child of Blues and Country, Rock & Roll was a complete departure from the Hit Parade. New, different, shiny, this music needed its own name. Then, like Protestants after … Continue reading
PhotoBlog: Be Your Own PET and Metropolitan Shows
We’ve uploaded photos for two great shows to flickr: Be Your Own PET and Pash at Black Cat, 2/21/06 Metropolitan, The Eames Era, and Odiorne at Warehouse Next Door, 2/23/06. Band Links: Be Your Own Pet, Pash, Metropolitan, The Eames … Continue reading
This Week In Music
Picks for the week of Friday, February 24 — Thursday, March 2. This week is a bit sparse here in the District. I think those seven snowflakes we had Wednesday morning scared everyone away. Nevertheless, check out our venue listings … Continue reading
Dont Miss This Show! Be Your Own PET and Pash Tonight at Black Cat
be your own PET BE YOUR OWN PET and PASH LIVE TONIGHT AT BLACK CAT 1811 14TH ST NW DC TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 9PM, ONLY $7 This may be your last chance to see them before they get huge. The … Continue reading
Edie! True Hollywood Story
Edie Sedgwick Edie Sedgwick was a Warhol darling for a year. Since her death from an overdose of downers in 1971, she has fascinated generations as a pop culture icon. It’s fitting, then, that Justin Moyer chose her moniker for … Continue reading