Washington, D.C. may be less than 70 square miles but it packs a musical punch. The District hosts a variety of music venues ranging in size from 150 people to the tens of thousands. Despite it's size, the District has a diverse and historic music scene ranging from punk to funk and every genre in between. DC Music Review hopes to capture it all for you. Please see our music coverage from the District below. CONCERT REVIEWS Venue reviews newsFEATURES More Than a Miracle With John Moreland Benjamin Tod & Lost Dog Street Band Are Found at Howard Theater ShadowGrass Goes On And On At Pearl Street Warehouse The Ghost Club comes alive at D.C.’s Songbyrd Music House Yola Packs the House Twice Over at The Atlantis Marco Benevento Plays a Barn Burner Show at the Black Cat Bonnevilles Flood the 9:30 Club: Josiah Sets the Bar with Unforgettable Performance Great Friday: Homegrown 49 Winchester Reawakens High Energy Honky Tonkin’ Sam Barber Is Razor Sharp Matisyahu Ascends At The 9:30 Club Letting Go With Angie McMahon At The Atlantis Not Enough Zooz Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages] First Previous Next Last Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages] First Previous Next Last Venue Review: Union Stage – Washington, D.C. Venue Review: The Hamilton Live – Washington, D.C. Venue Review: The Anthem – Washington, D.C. Venue Review: Songbyrd Record Cafe & Music House [Location Closed] Venue Review: Pearl Street Warehouse – Washington, D.C. Venue Review: Gypsy Sally’s [Permanently Closed] Venue Review: 9:30 Club – Washington, D.C. Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages] First Previous Next Last The Decemberists Set To Perform At The Anthem On May 10th Benjamin Tod & Lost Dog Street Band Are Coming To The Howard Theatre On May 4th Shadowgrass Returns To Pearl Street Warehouse On April 26 Hold The Fire – Matisyahu Coming To The 9:30 Club On March 20th Pittsburgh-Based ‘The Ghost Club’ Embarks On Their First National Tour And Is Coming To DC’s Songbyrd Neighbor And Kendall Street Company Are Coming To The Atlantis on March 3rd Tedeshi Trucks Band Returns To The Warner Theatre in March 2024 Ready Set Go – Grace Potter Prepares To Rock The Anthem On January 27th “Greensky Weekend” At The Anthem Draws Closer As Supporting Artists Have Been Revealed Sicard Hollow Set To Perform At Pearl Street Warehouse On January 18th Friko Is Coming To DC9 On November 30th Mipso Is Coming To The 9:30 Club on November 17th Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages] First Previous Next Last Pittsburgh-Based ‘The Ghost Club’ Embarks On Their First National Tour And Is Coming To DC’s Songbyrd Changing the Game: Good Kid is an Even Greater Band Kali Uchis Brings Flaming Passion, Elegance, and Grandeur to the Anthem Legions of Questions with Max Davies from Kitchen Dwellers Karina Rykman Is Coming To Pearl Street Warehouse On December 10th, 2022 Fare Thee Well Gypsy Sally’s – A Retrospective One Year Later The Entire I.M.P. ‘Live at The 9:30’ Series Is Available Online Meet DC’s Latest Music Project: “Something Simple” The Diane Scream Show Pays Tribute To Talking Heads In The Most Washington DC Way Interview with Neil Salsich of The Mighty Pines Innovation Station Music: World-Class Recording in DC’s Own Backyard Cape Francis Talks New Album and Much Anticipated Return to DC Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages] First Previous Next Last
Pittsburgh-Based ‘The Ghost Club’ Embarks On Their First National Tour And Is Coming To DC’s Songbyrd
Pittsburgh-Based ‘The Ghost Club’ Embarks On Their First National Tour And Is Coming To DC’s Songbyrd
