SOC senior organizes a battle of the bands concert series taking place here on campus.

The alternative rock band famous for their music videos is headlining the last SUB show of the semester.

Brad Paisley and LL Cool J’s collaboration “Accidental Racist” and Ray J’s “I Hit It First” both tackle issues that we should’ve put behind us long ago.

The free event starts at 4 p.m. on March 23.

By curating an entire exhibit of abstract expressionist painting, the Phillips has opened the door to a whole new level of understanding this movement and its individual titans.

After hip injury, forced hiatus gives Gaga chance to focus on new music.

New songs by will.i.am and Swedish House Mafia can’t compete with the current queens of pop.

The highly anticipated singles from Justin Timberlake and Destiny’s Child faced fierce competition from a surprise release by David Bowie.

Fine Art for Free rounds up the best free arts events in the coming week to help you stretch that paycheck just a little bit further.

Check out the best free art galleries in D.C.

The 26 paintings and 11 bronze sculptures on display at the Phillip’s Collection cover the entirety of Kirkeby’s 40-year career.

Fine Art For Free rounds up the best free art events in the coming week to help you stretch that paycheck just a little bit further.

Minneapolis rock band on the verge of superstardom play an intimate set at Red Palace.

Art festival in Anacostia spotlights an overlooked bustling arts community.

Plants and Animals plays low-key, forgettable set.

Swedish folk darlings team up with British rockabilly trio Peggy Sue for an intimate, exciting show at Black Cat.

A look at upcoming shows at the Black Cat and Red Palace.

“Afro-funk” big band will bring danceable grooves to U Hall on Saturday.

Jacqueline Levine’s exhibit “Temptation” offers a journey into a pop-surrealist cartoon world.

DC is taking a cue from several smart European venues and converting an old public space - 75,000 feet of old trolley tunnel - into a new cultural center for the arts.

Original thugs Krayzie and Wish Bone united for a too-short greatest hits show after the Superbowl.

Cleveland rap group Bone Thugs-n-Harmony will play a post-Superbowl Sunday show at 9:30 Club featuring departed members Krayzie Bone and Wish Bone.

Exhibitions include work from Indian artist Anil Revri, Spanish artist Cristóbal Gabarrón, Raoul Middleman and four AU professors.