Rappers Chiddy Bang and Hoodie Allen will perform in the Tavern on Saturday, hosted by the Student Government’s Student Media Board.

The concert gods were smiling on AU’s Parents’ Weekend this year, boasting a weekend full of family-friendly singer-songwriters.

From Swedish post-punk to boy-band R&B, explore the city with a week of live music.

The Scene gives you a helping hand in finding the campus’ best spots.

AU college radio station WVAU is hosting electronic musician Deacon’s return to D.C. at Comet Ping Pong on April 27 as part of their Capital Punishment concert series.

April 14 show at the Rock and Roll Hotel features a garage pop double feature.

Feed Me with Teeth who have the potential to rise above the crowded EDM scene will play at 9:30 on Sunday, April 8.

After a long break due to legal squabbles, Mad Men makes a triumphant return.

Student Union Board to bring radio-friendly rockers to campus for their first show of the semester.

Indie rockers team up for this week’s best ticket.

The Oscars’ misty-eyed sentimentality left no room for recognizing many of the more modern scores featured this year.

From political punk rockers to spoken-word virtuosos, here’s a sneak peak of some of the shows The Eagle will cover in the coming months.

The Scene’s two least/most anticipated rap albums of spring and hints on how to avoid them.

Students on a budget can skip expensive shows and check out some of D.C.‘s cheaper venues.

D.C.’s own 9:30 club was just named America’s Top Club by Billboard. Catch one of these end-of-the-year shows at 9:30.

The Battles played at the 9:30 club on Oct. 30.

Cyndi Lauper, Dr. John, Mat Kearney, St. Vincent and more will make stops at the 9:30 club in the coming weeks.

Merrill Garbus attracted hoards of adoring fans to her two-show stop in D.C.

R & B singer John Legend is making his ‘wonk’ debut on Oct. 22 during All-American weekend.

The indie rock band Girls attempts to attract fans at a deeper level, starting with a show at the 9:30 club.

The 9:30 club is hosting various all male music groups this season.

Last weekend, E Street Cinema took a break from screening their normal fare of critically acclaimed indie films to show what’s been called “the Citizen Kane of bad movies” — “The Room.”

Get to know AU’s singing groups: Dime a Dozen, Treble in Paradise, Blends with Benefits and On A Sensual Note.

“Indie’s first buzzband” generates buzz by playing plenty of old material for the predominantly-30 something crowd.

Welcome Week is over, and, with the start of classes, comes your chance to start exploring the city. The D.C. fall arts season is just beginning, so take advantage of the best concerts, plays and other arts events D.C. has to offer this week.

Ever wondered where to get the best coffee on campus? How about the best place to crack a book without being interrupted? Or maybe you’re a health-food nut, looking for a way to avoid TDR’s mac & cheese on a Wednesday afternoon? Whatever you’re looking for, The Scene has picked out the best of the best.

The Scene brings you a guide to the must-see shows going on in D.C. this fall.

WVAU, located in MGC 256, brings you live DJs seven days a week. Here are a few to listen up for.