Hold on to your hats, D.C. It’s about to get real. Boston-based Midnight Snack – eight virtuosos from the Berklee College of Music, known nationwide for their phenomenal songwriting, kaleidoscopic soundscapes, and electrifying stage presence —[...]
The D.C. music scene has been chastised for closely mirroring the transient nature of the town itself. Bands come and go and artists rarely stop to develop a local following and sound. Bullmoose, a band[...]
You heard it here first: Capitol Hill’s friendliest, funkiest, and most well-connected musical collective, B Side Shuffle, is releasing an EP this Saturday, April 27th: These kids can play – really well, in fact. Better[...]
Events · Missy's District · Music
My ears are still in shock, but I refuse to believe that I’m getting too old for concerts like the Dropkick Murphys. I’m half Irish; I have a shamrock tattoo (don’t judge), and most of my[...]
With the exception of Kendrick Lamar, the Rap/Hip Hop genre of 2012 proved to be more of the same household names rather than breakout artists. At one point I tuned into three separate radio stations[...]
As I entered The Hamilton Live to see The Wheeler Brothers, I came to the event with an open heart and mind unfamiliar with the band. Doing research using various web tools prior to the[...]
Fans, bands and musicians from all around Washington gathered last Tuesday night at The Pug on H Street to celebrate the vinyl release of The Pietasters’ 1995 hit CD “Oolooloo” and raise money to support[...]
Being 1,700 miles away from home during the holidays is arguably the worst idea I’ve ever had. Well, besides my first marriage. That was a pretty terrible idea too. But, anyway, it’s lonely in December[...]
