Snapshots: Keller Williams @ Wolf Trap — 3/1/25
Keller Williams continued a series of shows in homage to The Grateful Dead and Tom Petty with a recent appearance at The Barns at Wolf Trap. Steve Satzberg was there to photograph the show!
Preview: Disturbed @ Capital One Arena, 3/17/25
Disturbed are now on a 34-date The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour, which includes a date at Capital One Arena in DC on Monday, March 17. Distrubed are joined by openers Three Days Grace and Sevendust!
The night features two sets of music, opening with Disturbed playing the 5X platinum The Sickness in full, followed by a full set of greatest hits.
Live Review: The Band Feel w/ The Retrograde @ The Monument (Winchester, VA) — 3/1/25
On a recent cold and windy evening at The Monument in Winchester, Virginia, fans buzzed with anticipation. The Band Feel, accompanied by The Retrograde, was set to ignite the stage, and the energy was quite noticeable. As doors opened, the crowd poured into the venue, eager for a night of electrifying rock and roll.
Live Review: Father John Misty w/ Destroyer @ The Anthem — 3/1/25
Father John Misty and Destroyer recently wrapped up a short winter tour during a very sold-out show at The Anthem that showcased a headliner at the peak of his powers and an opener that reinforced their status as one of the best acts going today.
Live Review: Molly Grace w/ Claire Ernst @ The Atlantis — 3/1/25
One of today’s biggest music promoters can’t be found in an office or an agency — it’s a free app on the Appstore. TikTok has been notorious for rolling out stars, viral songs, and getting artists streams. Molly Grace Zeytoonian, known as her stage name Molly Grace, is of of those freshly minted stars.
Drawing inspiration from artists like Chappell Roan and Reneé Rapp, Lizzo, Freddy Mercury, and more, Molly Grace blends pop and disco sounds in her unique, upbeat music. In her signature sequins, she rocked a sold-out show at The Atlantis in DC on March 1. Molly Grace has been putting out music as an independent artist since 2021.
Live Review: Jason Isbell @ Warner Theatre — 2/28/25
Jason Isbell has consistently been one of the best songwriters in popular music for 20 years, going back to his tenure with the Drive-By Truckers. On the second of three at the Warner Theatre, a room he praised highly — he recently appeared solo and acoustic, in a setting that highlighted his songcraft, warmth, intelligence, and humor.
Live Review: BALTHVS @ Wild Buffalo House of Music (Bellingham, WA) — 2/27/25
Last week I took a short trip to Colombia but never left my little Pacific Northwest community. In fact, I’ve traveled to a number of locations around the globe as a result of Bellingham’s incredible musical diversity: a Gambian Kora virtuoso, an expert Zimbabwean marimba player, Italian manouche jazz, Australian power pop, and Canadian folk.
Bogota, Colombia-based BALTHVS, as part of the continuing BellinghamExit showcase, made its Bellingham (Washington) debut on a recent Thursday night to an enthusiastic, nearly sold-out show at the Wild Buffalo House of Music and further cemented this region’s reputation for pleasing, varied musical artistry.
Preview: Kraftwerk @ The Anthem, 3/16/25
In 2025, Kraftwerk, with legendary electro pioneer Ralf Hütter, soon return to North America to commemorate their breakthrough album Autobahn and their first USA Tour, which took place in 1975.
Kraftwerk are pleased to announce 50 Years of Autobahn with their MULTIMEDIA CONCERTS, including a show at The Anthem in DC on Sunday, March 16!
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Preview: Jorja Smith w/ Maverick Sabre @ The Anthem, 3/13/25
In 2023, English signer-songwriter Jorja Smith released her highly anticipated second album, falling or flying, globally via FAMM. She’s now embarking on the North American leg of the falling or flying tour, and she lands at The Anthem in DC on Thursday, March 13!
