Matt Maltese is a British singer songwriter who made a name for himself through his viral indie ballad “As the World Caves In” that was popularized in 2021 after its 2017 release. The intimate experience remained respectful and friendly, bringing a much-needed sense of community to the people of Washington D.C. His September performance of […]
Read More When the World Caves In, Matt Maltese Builds a StageThe night kicked off with E.R. Fightmaster, a nonbinary solo artist whose mellow set provided a calm and intimate contrast to the explosive energy that would come with Orla Gartland. Gartland’s entrance was full of high energy and it didn’t let up once. She was running around the stage the entire show, immediately pulling the […]
Read More Orla Gartland and E.R. Fightmaster Celebrate Queer Art and CultureThe line outside of the 9:30 club was wrapped around the block for over an hour after doors opened for night one of They Might Be Giants’ three-night run in Washington, DC. A fan could be overheard telling a friend that this was the first time they had seen this band since 1991! The group’s […]
Read More They Might Be Giants Gives a One-of-a-Kind Show in DCLady Lamb, the solo project of the incredibly talented Aly Spaltro, graced the stage for a deeply personal and evocative performance that transcended the usual concert experience. The night was filled with intimate moments, powerful vocals, and some thought-provoking monologues that connected the artists to the audience. The night kicked off with Humbird, the persona of […]
Read More Lady Lamb Kicks off Her Tour in Washington, DCFans flocked to The Fillmore Silver Spring eager to immerse themselves in an eclectic collection of live music curated by headlining band, Crumb. With two openers and a later start, the night promised to be filled unforgettable performances. The evening began with Discovery Zone, shrouded in a mysterious transparent curtain that hung before a set […]
Read More RELIVE THE SHOW: CRUMB LIVE AT FILLMORE SILVER SPRINGSOpening Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s first show in Washington D.C was local artist, DJ Lemz. He had the growing audience moving as they awaited Ellis-Bextor’s entrance. As soon as Sophie Ellis-Bextor walked on stage, accompanied by her band in various animal masks, she captivated the crowd. She kept the set moving energetically with quick breaks in […]
Read More Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Disco in D.CDuring her first sold out show of tour, Katie Pruitt wowed the audience with a series of queer ballads and religious reflection that were delivered with a country-folk-like sound. Her vocals and musical prowess created an impressive performance indicative of another rising queer star. Even before the show began, the energy in the room at […]
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