Courtney King is not only a homeschooling mother of three living in the Northern Virginia suburbs, she’s also a hell of a rocker chick with CrossFit guns and a guitar.
Our picks for this week’s hottest Jazz gigs in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.
Anthony and I talks about his many musical endeavors including his latest project, the Messthetics with the former rhythm section of the legendary Fugazi; bass player Joe Lally and drummer Brendan Canty.
On Saturday, February 1, 2020, the DC Music Summit, dedicated to accelerating the careers of local artists and industry professionals with a focus on underrepresented groups, held its third annual conference…
Michael League needed another outlet besides his New York-based instrumental band Snarky Puppy. While toying with some blues-inspired songs, he reached out to Malika Tirolein, the Montreal singer…
With quirky 80’s hair metal costumes, activism for local homeless communities and the band’s run opening for Bret Michaels of Poison…
The band has just finished up recording their second release with producer Scott Spelbring and is preparing for their first live show of the year…
Struthers has music in her bones. It is part of her very being. Struthers loves songwriting for its individual experience that allows her to connect with herself.
In 1989 the two players first came together at a new year’s eve party and have been musically in sync ever since.
Anvil, the clown princes of hard rock and heavy metal are back! The band drop their eighteenth studio album, Legal at Last, on this February fourteenth.
Michael J. West brings you this week’s hot, don’t miss Jazz picks.
Daniell Hill interviews Moon Newbill about her unapologetic new release backstage at the Birchmere.
We sat down with former Sam Grow sideman Justin Taylor before he hit the stage with his old boss to discuss his excellent debut EP.
Recent Articles by Michael J. West Tuesday, February 4 Alas—the Sunday night jazz series is happening at Takoma Station, bringing in hefty and enthusiastic crowds
DC-based artist extraordinaire Dior Ashley Brown, dubbed the “Hip-Hop Polymath” by The Washington Post, knows no bounds. She defines the term “creative” through a wide lens of intersections and correlations…
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