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Weekend/Week-Ahead Planner
Planning Guides
• Washingtonian’s
Music Picks .
• DC Music Download’s
Weekend Hits .
• DCist’s
This Week in Hip-Hop .
• CapitalBop’s
Weekend In Jazz .
• Washington CityPaper’s
Jazz Setlist .
• ShowlistDC’s
recently-added and changed shows .
Tonight – Friday, 27 July
• CD Review: Kishi Bashi : 151a . Reviewed by Catherine P. Lewis (that’s me!) [Washington Post]. Tonight at the U St Music Hall .
• Preview/Interview: Marie Gullard on the tribute to Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery at Blues Alley [Washington Examiner]. Tonight, Saturday, and Sunday.
• Press about Identity Festival today at Jiffy Lube Live : Robert Fulton talks to DJ Arty [Washington Examiner] and Mark Jenkins reviews the latest album from Eric Prydz , Eric Prydz Presents Pryda .
• Preview: Marcus J Moore on Carolyn Malachi [Washington CityPaper]. At Montserrat House.
Saturday, 28 July
• CD Review: A Lull : Meat Mountain . Reviewed by Moira E McLaughlin [Washington Post]. At DC9 .
Sunday, 29 July
• Interview: Geoffrey Himes talks to Alejandro Escovedo [Washington Post]. At the Birchmere .
• Preview: Christopher Porter on Mayhem Festival [Washington CityPaper]. At Jiffy Lube Live .
• CD Review: the Tender Thrill : the Tender Thrill . Reviewed by Mark Jenkins [Washington Post]. At the Black Cat .
• CD Review: Saint Motel : Voyeur . Reviewed by Mark Jenkins [Washington Post]. At DC9 .
Monday, 30 July
• Q&A: Stephen Deusner talks to Natalie Hopkinson about her book Go-Go Live: The Musical Life and Death of a Chocolate City [Washington Post Express]. Reading at Politics & Prose on Monday at 7 PM.
Tuesday, 31 July
• Preview: Kate Mattingly on Bill T. Jones / Arnie Zane Dance Company [Washington CityPaper]. At Wolf Trap .
Wednesday, 1 August
n/a.
Thursday, 2 August
• Preview: Stephanie Haven on Tracy Morgan [Washington CityPaper]. At the Howard Theatre .
Articles
• Chris Richards on music at Fort Dupont Park [Washington Post].
• Katherine Boyle on Jazz in the Garden [Washington Post].
• Tomi Obario on DC’s support of Russian punk-rock feminist collective Pussy Riot [Washington Post].
• The show was last night, but here’s an interview with conductor Eimear Noone about the “Legends of Zelda ” performance at Wolf Trap [Washington Examiner].
• Empire in Springfield (formerly Jaxx) is looking for videos shot at the club, and you could win tickets to a show by submitting videos [Facebook].
Listening
• Hometown Sounds DC’s local music video of the day is
Empresarios , “Rompan Fila”.
• DCist’s song of the day is MS MR , “Hurricane” .
• Watch: Deleted Scenes has a new video for “The Days of Adderall” [DC Music Download].
Live Reviews
• Aaron Leitko on
Liars at the U Street Music Hall [Washington Post].
• David Hintz on Apache Relay and the Kin at Jammin’ Java, 7/25/12 [DC Rock Live].
• Brian Ossip on Vans Warped Tour at Merriweather Post Pavilion [DC Music Live].
• NoVA Metal Review on Killinger at Rams Head Live in Baltimore, 7/19/12 . The band was opening for Volbeat .
• Travis Andrews on Surfer Blood and Blonds at the Rock & Roll Hotel [Brightest Young Things].
Giveaways
•
NEW The Vinyl District is giving away
tickets to Santana and the Allman Brothers Band at Merriweather Post Pavilion, 7/30 (
contest ends today ).
• The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of Michael Kiwanuka ‘s “I’m Getting Ready” 7″ . Winner must have a North American mailing address (
contest ends today ).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see System of a Down with the Deftones at the Verizon Center on 8/7 (contest ends Sunday 7/29).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see OAR at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 8/10 (contest ends Sunday 7/29).
•
NEW The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of Ed Sheeran ‘s + (Plus) on vinyl . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Wednesday 8/1).
•
NEW The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of the Features ‘ Still Lost, Volume One on vinyl . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Thursday 8/2).
•
NEW The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of Leland Sundries ‘ Roller Derby Queen 7″ . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Thursday 8/2).
•
NEW WMAL is giving away
tickets to Ted Nugent at the Fillmore on 8/3 (no indication of when this contest ends).
• DC101 is giving away a pair of tickets to see
Linkin Park and Mutemath at Jiffy Lube Live on 8/11 (contest ends 8/5).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see Gotye at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 9/30 (no indication of when this contest ends).
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Tagged A Lull , Alejandro Escovedo , Apache Relay , Arnie Zane Dance Company , Bill T. Jones , Blonds , Carolyn Malachi , Deleted Scenes , DJ Arty , Eimear Noone , Empire Jazz Club , Empresarios , Eric Prydz , Fort Dupont Park , Identity Festival , Jazz in the Garden , Jimmy Smith , Killinger , Kishi Bashi , Liars , Mayhem Festival , MS MR , Natalie Hopkinson , Pussy Riot , Saint Motel , Surfer Blood , the Kin , the Tender Thrill , Tracy Morgan , vans warped tour , Wes Montgomery , Zelda
After today, I’m Maryland DeathFest-bound! I do hope to post tomorrow’s Music Notes (with your Weekend Planner!), but it all depends on my internet access in Charm City. Stay tuned….
Articles
• Planning Guides: DCist’s
This Week in Jazz . DC Music Download’s
Weekend Hits .
• Chuck Brown news: The viewing for the Godfather of Go-Go is rumored to be at the Howard Theatre on Tuesday 5/29, with a funeral likely to follow later in the week. Reports by Mike DeBonis [Washington Post], Jonathan L Fischer [Washington CityPaper], and Martin Austermuhle [DCist]. We’ll let you know more details when they’re firm.
• More press on the additions to the Library of Congress’s National Recording Registry by Benjamin R Freed [DCist].
• Hey, do you hate the concept of the summer jam (and the endless arguing about which track will earn that title) as much as I do? The Washington Post’s Arts Post blog previews Chris Richards’s Sunday Style article about this year’s summer jam . Spoiler: there’s lots of talk about Carly Rae Jepsen ‘s “Call Me Maybe”.
• Chris Porter on America Hearts and the singles club [Express].
• Local Listening: Hometown Sounds DC’s local video of the day is All Good Funk Alliance ‘s “Slingshot Boogie” .
• Local Listening: Ugly Purple Sweater and Typefighter have covered each other’s songs [DC Music Download]. The two bands play at the Black Cat next Thursday 5/30.
• Not local music but still cool: local playwright Richard Byrne has gotten Jon Langford to compose music for his play Nero/Pseudo [Washington CityPaper]. You can hear a track at that link, and you can attend a reading of the play at Artisphere on 5/30.
• Music documentaries: The Rogers Revue reports on Music Docs at Silverdocs .
Live Reviews
• The Vinyl District on
M3 Rock Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion 5/10-11.
• Brightest Young Things on the Barr Brothers and Kishi Bashi at the Hamilton .
• Marie Formica on Damien Jurado at the Black Cat [Brightest Young Things].
Giveaways
•
NEW Brightest Young Things is giving away
a pair of tickets to Wallpaper and the Dance Party at U-Hall on 5/25 (contest ends Friday morning).
•
NEW Brightest Young Things is giving away
a pair of tickets to Janes Addiction at the Lyric Opera House in Baltimore on 8/14 (contest ends Friday at 9 AM).
• SceneTrek is giving away
tickets to Yann Tiersen & Piano Chat at the 9:30 Club on 5/26 (contest ends Friday 5/25 at 3 PM).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to the sold-out Radiohead show at the Verizon Center on 6/3 (contest ends Sunday 5/27).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to Dave Matthews Band at Jiffy Lube Live on 6/16 (contest ends Sunday 6/3).
• Metal Injection is giving away
tickets to the Rockstar Mayhem Fest featuring Slipknot , Slayer , and Motorhead at Jiffy Lube Live on 7/29 (contest ends “randomly” as the concert date approaches).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see 311 and Slightly Stoopid at Jiffy Lube Live on 7/28 (contest ends Sunday 7/22).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see OAR at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 8/10 (contest ends Sunday 7/29).
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Tagged All Good Funk Alliance , Carly Rae Jepsen , Chuck Brown , covers , Damien Jurado , Jon Langford , Kishi Bashi , M3 , National Recording Registry , Richard Byrne , Silverdocs , summer jam , the Barr Brothers , Typefighter , Ugly Purple Sweater
Weekend/Week-Ahead Planner
Planning Guides
• Washingtonian’s
Music Picks .
• DC Music Download’s
Weekend Hits .
• We Love DC
loves weekends .
• Washington CityPaper’s
Jazz Setlist .
• TBD points you to
shows you could take your mother to .
•
Free drinks at the Ottobar if you’re attending M3 or Rob Zombie/Megadeath at
Merriweather Post Pavilion .
Tonight – Friday, 11 May
• CD Review: Horse Feathers : Cynic’s New Year – reviewed by Dan Miller [Washington Post]. At the Black Cat .
• Interview/preview: Nancy Dunham on Avett Brothers [Washington Examiner]. At the Patriot Center .
• Interview/preview: Marie Gullard on the Philadelphia Orchestra and violinist James Ehnes [Washington Examiner]. At Strathmore .
• Preview: Jonathan L Fisher on Song 1 at the Hirshhorn [Washington CityPaper].
Saturday, 12 May
• Feature/interview: Brian Porter of Imperial China and Ross Hurt of Black Clouds chat with each other [the Vinyl District]. At the Rock & Roll Hotel tomorrow night. Also note that TVD is giving tickets away to the show at that link.
• Interview/preview: Emily Cary talks to Esperanza Spalding [Washington Examiner]. At the Howard Theatre .
• Preview: Joe Warminsky on Funk Ark [Washington CityPaper]. Also a review of their new album High Noon written by Mark Jenkins [Washington Post]. At the Hamilton .
• CD Review: the Wandering : Go On Now, You Can’t Stay Here: Mississippi Folk Music Volume III – reviewed by Catherine P Lewis [Washington Post]. At IOTA .
Sunday, 13 May
• CD Review: Dar Williams : In the Time of Gods – reviewed by Geoffrey Himes [Washington Post]. At the Rams Head Tavern in Annapolis.
Monday, 14 May
• CD Review: Here We Go Magic : A Different Ship – reviewed by Benjamin Opipari [Washington Post]. At the Black Cat .
Tuesday, 15 May
• Interview/preview: David Malitz talks with the reunited Cardinal [Washington Post]. At the Velvet Lounge .
Articles
• The Washington CityPaper has published its
Summer Music Guide . See listings in
classical ,
jazz ,
hip-hop ,
indie-rock , and
EDM an Electropop .
• Jonathan L Fisher rounds up six go-go hits and the songs that sampled them [Washington CityPaper]. Also today in go-go news: David Simon (the Wire , Treme ) is a go-go fan .
• CD Review: Last Tide : Lost to Memory – Reviewed by Clay Conger [DC Music Download]. At the Black Cat on 5/19.
• CD Review: David Daniell / Douglas McCombs : Versions – Reviewed by Marc Masters [Pitchfork].
• CD Review: Alabama Shakes : Boys & Girls – Reviewed by Ashli Jean Cooper [Sweet Tea Pumpkin Pie].
• Silo Halo ‘s Midwestern Tour Diary: Day 4 [DCist].
• Metallomusikum continues her countdown to Maryland DeathFest with a profile of Rwake and an interview with Ulcerate .
• Interview: Metallomusikum talks to Maryland doom rockers Iron Man .
• Watch (and read the behind-the-scenes): Justin Jones ‘s video for “Miracles” [NPR].
• Listen: Kishi Bashi stopped by NPR’s DC office for a Tiny Desk Concert .
Live Reviews
• Megan Buerger on
Feist at Strathmore on 5/9 [Washington Post].
• Mark Jenkins on We Are Serenades at the Black Cat [Washington Post].
• Stephen Bradley on fun. at the 9:30 Club [Washington Times].
• Catherine Lewis (yup, that’s me) on Opeth , Mastodon , and Ghost at the Fillmore Silver Spring on 5/9 [DCist].
• We Love DC on Patrick Watson at the 9:30 Club on 5/8 .
Contests
• DCHeavyMetal.com is giving away
a pair of tickets to see Rob Zombie and Megadeth at the Merriweather Post Pavilion on 5/13 (
contest ends today at 5 PM ).
• The Vinyl District is giving away
a pair of tickets to see Black Clouds , Tone , and Imperial China at the Rock & Roll Hotel on 5/12 (
contest ends today at noon ).
• Baltimore SoundStage is giving away
a pair of tickets to see The Machine performs Pink Floyd on 5/12 plus a $20 bar tab and dinner (
contest ends today ).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to the sold-out Radiohead show at the Verizon Center on 6/3 (contest ends Sunday 5/27).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to Dave Matthews Band at Jiffy Lube Live on 6/16 (contest ends Sunday 6/3).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see 311 and Slightly Stoopid at Jiffy Lube Live on 7/28 (contest ends Sunday 7/22).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see OAR at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 8/10 (contest ends Sunday 7/29).
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Tagged Alabama Shakes , Avett Brothers , Black Clouds , Brian Porter , Cardinal , Dar Williams , David Daniell , David Simon , Douglas McCombs , Esperanza Spalding , Feist , fun. , Funk Ark , Ghost , go-go , Here We Go Magic , Horse Feathers , Imperial China , Iron Man , James Ehnes , Justin Jones , Kishi Bashi , Last Tide , Mastodon , Opeth , Patrick Watson , Philadelphia Orchestra , Ross Hurt , Rwake , Silo Halo , Song 1 , Summer Music Guide , the Wandering , Ulcerate , We Are Serenades
Today’s New Releases (with local reviews)
•
B.o.B. : Strange Clouds – Reviewed by
Sarah Godfrey [Washington Post]. At U of Maryland’s Byrd Stadium on 5/4.
• Norah Jones : …Little Broken Hearts – Reviewed by Erin Williams [Washington Post] and by Andrew Leahey (scroll down) [Washington Times]. At Wolf Trap on 6/27.
• Light Asylum : Light Asylum – Reviewed by Zach Kelly [Pitchfork]. At U Street Music Hall on Saturday 5/5.
• Lower Dens : Nootropics – Reviewed by Joe Colly [Pitchfork].
• Santigold : Master of My Make-Believe – Reviewed by Bill Friskics-Warren [Washington Post]. At the 9:30 Club on 6/18 and Rams Head Live! on 6/19.
• Trouble Books : Concatenating Fields – Reviewed by Zach Kelly [Pitchfork].
• Carrie Underwood : Blown Away – Reviewed by Chris Richards [Washington Post] and by Andrew Leahey [Washington Times].
Articles
• Planning guides: DCist’s
Weekly Music Agenda . Washington Post Going Out Guide’s
best events in DC this week and
Nightlife Agenda .
• Chris Richards writes of Young Jeezy , President Obama , and the White House’s complicated relationship with hip-hop [Washington Post]. The zingers were zinging at Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, but one seemed to fall a smidge flat: President Obama’s promise to start singing Young Jeezy songs in public if he wins a second term. “In my first term I sang Al Green,” the president said, referencing his off-the-cuff performance of Green’s “Let’s Stay Together” at the Apollo Theatre in January. “In my second term, I’m going with Young Jeezy.”
• Preview: Nancy Dunham on Marilyn Manson [Washington Examiner]. Tonight at the Fillmore Silver Spring .
• Not really a live review, since the writer wasn’t there: Jonathan Fischer on Ian MacKaye ‘s surprise 50th birthday party concert at St Stephen’s on Saturday night [Washington CityPaper]. There’s more information over on WTOP .
• What else did you miss this weekend? A$AB Rocky brought out Fat Trel at the 9:30 Club [Washington CityPaper]. You can see Fat Trel headline later this month at Empire (the Springfield club formerly known as Jaxx).
• All Our Noise goes backstage with Perfume Genius at a recent show at IOTA.
• If you’re planning on using the IMP-sponsored Rock & Bus to get to shows at Merriweather Post Pavilion this summer, do your homework first: the service was a disaster at this weekend’s Sweetlife Festival [Washington CityPaper].
• Listen: you can download Black Cobain ‘s Cheers [Washington CityPaper].
• Listen/watch: NPR recorded Kishi Bashi at the 9:30 Club on April 3rd .
• Bassist wanted: for local metal outfit Yesterday’s Saints . Check out the ad .
Live Reviews
• Sweetlife Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion reviewed by Tanya Pai [Washingtonian] and Francis Chung [DCist].
• Stephen Bradley on Kina Grannis at the 9:30 Club [Washington Times].
• Cecelia Porter on Washington Bach Consort at the National Presbyterian Church [Washington Post].
• Joan Reinthaler on Kioi Sinfonietta Tokio at the National Gallery of Art [Washington Post].
Contests
• The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of I Break Horses ‘ Hearts on vinyl . Winner must have a North American mailing address (
contest ends today ).
• ShowlistDC is giving away
a pair of tickets to see Rush at Jiffy Lube Live on 9/9 (contest ends Thursday 5/3 at 5 PM).
• The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of Megan Reilly ‘s The Wall on vinyl . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Thursday 5/3).
•
NEW The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of 4onthefloor ‘s Lion & Lamb on vinyl . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Friday 5/4).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to the sold-out Radiohead show at the Verizon Center on 6/3 (contest ends Sunday 5/27).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to Dave Matthews Band at Jiffy Lube Live on 6/16 (contest ends Sunday 6/3).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see 311 and Slightly Stoopid at Jiffy Lube Live on 7/28 (contest ends Sunday 7/22).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to see OAR at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 8/10 (contest ends Sunday 7/29).
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Tagged A$AP Rocky , B.o.B. , Barack Obama , Black Cobain , Carrie Underwood , Fat Trel , Ian MacKaye , IMP , Kina Grannis , Kioi Sinfonietta Tokio , Kishi Bashi , Light Asylum , Lower Dens , Marilyn Manson , Merriweather Post Pavilion , musician wanted , Norah Jones , Perfume Genius , Rock & Bus , Santigold , Sweetlife Festival , transportation , Trouble Books , Washington Bach Consort , White House , Yesterday's Saints , Young Jeezy
Notes from Last Night (and this weekend)
Last night, I was at local band
Fuchida ‘s first-ever show. The Black Cat’s tiny backstage was packed, which was particularly awesome: it was so great to see so many people out to support a local headliner– and a metal(ish) band at that!– especially at a venue that’s not
pay-to-play , as so many of the area’s local metal-friendly venues are. I guess it’s no surprise that there were so many people there, since the members of Fuchida used to be in other bands (Tone, Bronze Age, and Blue Tip), and the group’s frontwoman often DJs at the Black Cat under the name
DJ Lil’e . There were certainly a lot of instruments on stage– three(!) guitars and an eight-string(!) bass plus (of course) drums– which certainly created a voluminous sound. The group refers to itself as ‘New Wave of American Black War Metal’, and while it was certainly obvious that this was their first show, they sounded good, and I look forward to hearing more from them. Also, the Black Cat now has New Belgium’s black ale
1554 on tap, which is delicious.
The night before, I was at Empire (formerly Jaxx) in Springfield for A Sound of Thunder ‘s CD release show. I’ve already gone on record that I like the album, Out of the Darkness [Washington Post] (you can check it out on Amazon ). The female-fronted power metal group sounds great on record, and they bring a lot of energy to the stage– singer Nina Osegueda is a great frontwoman, running all over stage and getting the crowd revved up– but one of the best parts of their live show is guitarist Josh Schwartz, who’s just awesome to watch.
On Friday night, I went to a completely non-metal show: a cappella groups Cartoon Johnny , Euphonism and Vox Pop did a benefit for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society at Williamsburg Middle School in Arlington. This is the second year I’ve been to this event (they’ve been doing it for 4 years), and it’s always a little surreal to be at a concert full of children– I’m really short, so it’s rare that I can see over the heads of the entire audience! Still, despite the chaos of the children (I never thought I’d see a mosh pit at an a cappella show, and yet the kids just go crazy right in front of the stage), the musicianship at this show was fantastic. Cartoon Johnny has just added a new member, Guye Turner (who is a teacher at Williamsburg Middle School), and this is the first time I’d seen the group perform a full set with him. They sounded fantastic– Guye gelled so well with the group, it’s hard to believe he’s only been singing with them for a few months. Can’t wait to see where they go from here. Euphonism were enjoyable as always, and I’ve become more and more impressed with Vox Pop every time I see them. CJ and Euphonism are both small groups (CJ has 6, Euph has 7), while Vox Pop is an 11-member group. Having once been an a cappella singer, I know the challenges of performing in a larger group– but Vox Pop sounded so good. They are by far, to my ears, the most cohesive and interesting large a cappella group in this area, and it’s always fun to see them perform.
Articles
•
Bruce Springsteen doesn’t lip-synch, but
he uses a teleprompter in concert [Washington Post].
Springsteen is such an exciting performer precisely because his art has always seemed to lack artifice. He is exuberant but also sincere, and he makes his fans believe it, too. His tunes aren’t just tunes; they’re mini-anthems of hope and possibility and unrealized dreams. They’re little musical novels. Which is why a teleprompter tampers, ever so slightly, with the spell Springsteen has cast for nearly 40 years. If he believes as deeply as we assume he does, why the need for a cheat sheet?
• Paul Matthews writes a profile of eighth blackbird , who are performing at the Kennedy Center tomorrow and the Library of Congress May 20 [Washington Post].
• Unusual instrument alert: Mayumi Miyata plays the Japanese reed instrument called the sho [Washington Post].
• Interview: Michael J West talks to Andrew D’Angelo [Washington CityPaper].
• Interview: Julyssa Lopez talks to Delta Spirit [Washingtonian].
• Venue info: Utopia on U Street is closing for renovations, but it will reopen in June 2013 and will continue to host jazz shows [Capital Bop].
• Like metal? DCHeavyMetal.com offers an update on recent and upcoming metal shows , with concert photos.
• Thought you were done with SXSW coverage? You were wrong. Chris Richards has a lengthy article on Robert Glasper and his performance in Austin [Washington Post]. The Robert Glasper Experiment is at the Warner Theatre tomorrow (4/3).
• Profile/interview: Megan Buerger on Kishi Bashi [Washington Post], performing with Of Montreal on Tuesday at the 9:30 Club .
• Joan Reinthaler on the University of Maryland’s School of Music’s “The Art of Argento” Festival , which celebrates the work of Dominick Argento [Washington Post].
• Anne Midgette on Bach Sinfonia’s re-creation of the 1723 auditions for the post of Leipzig’s cantor [Washington Post].
Live Reviews
• David Malitz on
Perfume Genius at IOTA [Washington Post].
• Stephen Bradley on Band of Skulls at the 9:30 Club [Washington Times].
• We Love DC on Sleigh Bells and Liturgy at the 9:30 Club .
• Joan Reinthaler on Midori and the Alexandria Symphony at Schlesinger Concert Hall [Washington Post].
• Pamela Squires on Savion Glover at the Warner Theatre [Washington Post].
Contests
• The Vinyl District is giving away
a signed copy of Rufus Wainwright ‘s Out of the Game . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Tuesday 4/3).
• The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of Nirvana ‘s Incesticide on vinyl . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Friday (4/7).
• The Vinyl District is giving away
a copy of Donovan Quinn ‘s Honky Tonk Medusa on vinyl . Winner must have a North American mailing address (contest ends Tuesday 4/3).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to Creed at the Warner Theatre on 4/24 (contest ends Sunday 4/15).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to Nickelback at the Verizon Center on 4/30 (contest ends Monday 4/23).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to Marilyn Manson at the Fillmore Silver Spring on 5/1 (contest ends Sunday 4/1).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to the sold-out Radiohead show at the Verizon Center on 6/3 (contest ends Sunday 5/27).
• DC101 is giving away
a pair of tickets to Dave Matthews Band at Jiffy Lube Live on 6/16 (contest ends Sunday 6/3).
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Tagged A Sound of Thunder , Alexandria Symphony , Andrew D’Angelo , Bach Sinfonia , Band of Skulls , Bruce Springsteen , Cartoon Johnny , Delta Spirit , Dominick Argento , eighth blackbird , Euphonism , Fuchida , Kishi Bashi , Liturgy , Mayumi Miyata , Midori , Perfume Genius , Robert Glasper , Savion Glover , Sleigh Bells , teleprompters , Utopia , venue news , Vox Pop