Next week, Baltimore’s oldest cinema, the Charles Theatre, will introduce audiences to the newest voices in film during the New/Next Festival.

I Hope We Have Fun” is probably what Natalia and I will be saying in the Uber over to Columbia, Maryland to see Mt. Joy perform at Merriweather Post Pavilion on September 18th.

After an eight year hiatus, Australian duo Empire of the Sun has returned to tour their fourth studio album Ask That God, released in 2024.

My “Hometown Hero” Jack Harlow is making his way to D.C. this Tuesday, Aug. 25.

Oh, Lordy—buckle up! Houndmouth is on the road again, this time touring their newly released album, Lordy.

Phish returns to Merriweather Post Pavillion for two nights on Saturday, July 18, and Sunday, July 19.

This upcoming Wednesday, The Atlantis will be the first D.C. venue to host rising artist Wallice on her 2026 tour.

Woohoo, Alice Phoebe Lou is coming to town! The South African artist is known for spinning folk songs touched with honey and melancholy.

On April 12th, LANY will take the stage at D.C.'s concert venue, The Anthem. Consisting of lead vocalist and guitarist Paul Klein and drummer Jake Goss, LANY takes their sixth album, Soft, on tour with the Soft World Tour.

On Tuesday at the Lincoln Theater, Perfume Genius returns to Washington, DC, less than a year since his last show in the capital. This time, though, fans are in for a different kind of performance.