A DC Journey

Top 15 Concerts for January 2024

Check out our top concerts of January!

“Don’t apologize. Don’t ask permission. None of that Canadian shit!” – Ariel Engle

It’s huge. The stake’s are high. Do not miss your chance to blow!

Indie folk and bluegrass virtuosos, Mipso, stayed late at the 9:30 Club on November 17th, to the apparent joy of all those in attendance.

Yumi Zouma returned to their favorite haunt in DC, the Black Cat, on November 3rd to give the excited concert goers an evening of glorious dream pop.

Time to make all your live music plans for the remainder of 2023.

Snallygaster 2023 is nearly here. Below are some highlights and links to the 2023 Snallygaster beer sheets.

2023 marks the eleventh year of Snallygaster. What have we learned?

What are you plans for October? Music, of course!

“Don’t fight it, feel it! Feel better than when you got here!” – Mandy Lee (pumping up the The Anthem audience)

Which concerts are you attending in September?

What concerts are you planning to witness in August?

Which concerts are you attending in July?

Australia’s Alex Lahey gave the sold out crowd at Songbyrd Music House a very fine evening of alternative rock.

England’s psych rockers, Temples, gloriously returned to DC on June 6th for the first show of their North American tour.

The English band Hot Chip, bringers of dance, came to the 9:30 Club to indulge the super sold out crowd with a night of epic synth-pop.

Which concerts are you stoked about for June?

Canada’s Fucked Up descended on DC to inject a dose of hardcore punk AND indie rock into our veins, and the results were conclusive. Fuck yeah!

“It’s been a long time since we’ve got to play in our very favorite room of all.” – Patterson Hood

Which concerts do you have on your radar for the month of May?