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Jaymes Young to perform hits from chart-topping album “Feel Something”

By Suzanne Harrison · Sunday, Nov. 24, 2019

The indie pop singer will bring unique melancholy, techno sound to U Street Music

Conan Gray charmed concertgoers with moody yet wholesome music

By Miranda Baumann · Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019

Indie-pop musician previewed unreleased songs from his upcoming debut album

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A nostalgic playlist of 2019 fall favorites

By Amelia Scheetz · Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019

A playlist perfect for AU students to get their fall music fix

News

AU professor debuts new approach to artistic expression

By Sydney Diggs | November 16

The brand-new STABLE Artspace offers community-based approach to visual art

Music

Down In The Reeds unites local music lovers

By Margaux Renée | November 12

The one-day music festival in Northwest DC celebrates healing power of music

Music

Noteworthy Episode 1: Cirls

By Miranda Baumann | November 12

Host Miranda Baumann talks to Beth Casey from local band Cirls

Music

The Chainsmokers create immersive experience at Capital One Arena

By Delilah Harvey | October 30

The EDM-pop duo bring their eclectic sound and high-energy performance to D.C.

News

“How to Succeed in Business” succeeds in capturing the audience's hearts

By Suzanne Harrison | October 25

Talented cast brings story of a man’s business world to life

Music

Heather Masse performed euphonic melodies from new album “Hold On”

By Miranda Baumann | October 23

Musician’s angelic vocals created an enchanting evening at the Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club

Music

Wilco sells out The Anthem with “Ode to Joy” tour

By Dilpreet Raju | October 23

Fans came from all around to enjoy the band's new sound

Music

Mallrat brings a blend of melancholy and light to DC9

October 18

Positivity within concert leaves audiences with more than just a show

News

Expand your reality with the 29Rooms interactive art exhibit

By Sydney Diggs | October 16

Refinery29’s ‘Expand Your Reality Tour’ offers a world of empowerment and enlightenment

Music

Daniel Caesar thrilled D.C. concert goers at Echostage

By Kalia Butler | October 15

The contemporary R&B singer stopped by the District for a memorable show

News

Review: “Shared Space” is a poignant reflection of the ‘60s

By Grace Barry | October 15

Play displays the humanity and diversity among us all

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News

Middle East Institute highlights art and culture in new gallery

By Margaux Renée | October 3

Institute’s first gallery in D.C features a contemporary art exhibit focused on identity

Music

Heather Masse to perform songs from her not-yet-released album at Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club

By Miranda Baumann | September 23

Masse’s first original album in 10 years brings peace during a time of chaos

News

From Earth to Space: Katzen Art Center’s early fall exhibit overview

By Petruce Jean-Charles | September 18

From Earth to Space: Katzen Art Center’s early fall exhibit overview

News

Art All Night artistically takes over Wisconsin Avenue

By Stephanie Mirah | September 12

Tenleytown and other D.C. neighborhoods celebrate the District’s creative communities with free event

News

National Gallery of Art to host after-hours back to school night

By Isabella Goodman | September 12

NGA Nights brings a lively experience to local community

Music

A cappella preview concert debuted both established and new groups

By Clare Mulroy | September 11

Round-up of “who’s who” in a cappella this fall

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