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As Pride Month continues throughout June, LGBTQ+ artists use music to uplift each other, support the community, and highlight different identities
With long awaited rescheduled tour dates in D.C., Bridgers brings life to her ethereal, heartsick poeticism at The Anthem
Director Jessie Barr on music as storytelling, collaborating with Grammy-nominated composer Nate Heller and her undying love for Shakespeare
Pitches Be Trippin', On a Sensual Note, Dime a Dozen, Treble in Paradise and TenLi Tunes wrapped up the school year and showcased their hard work
Artists flor and Hastings join the band for a visually and emotionally captivating performance
After a year without in-person performances, Treble in Paradise host the a cappella event of the season
AU alum discusses his musical journey and recording process
Spirit of Foo Fighters' drummer 'will live on with all of us forever'
Wester Chester talks latest releases, long distance music-making and plans for the future
Hosted by Right Proper and Indivisible Art Collective, the event gave DC listeners a live music fix
‘Heaven is Here,’ ‘King’ and ‘My Love’ tell stories of womanhood, love and self acceptance
How high school junior Tony Romero is creating a name for himself with his debut single
The queer icon electrifies the crowd with her invigorating performance
From familiar favorites to 2022’s latest tracks, this playlist fuses new semester existentialism with warm weather euphoria
The graduating college senior speaks on getting a record deal and growing up
New tunes we’re looking forward to this year
A calming playlist ideal for cozy study sessions
These two clashing playlists capture the perfect love and heartbreak songs for Valentine’s Day
Conditioner’s Riley McCluskey talks influences and deeper meanings
Dacus played the last of three sold-out shows at the 9:30 Club on Oct. 29
