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Phantogram electrifies at 9:30 Club
By Ariana Mozafari | 12/07/2013Electronic rockers Phantogram lit up the 9:30 Club this week with their performance.
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Electronic rockers Phantogram lit up the 9:30 Club this week with their performance.
King Krule and Tops will be performing at the Rock & Roll Hotel on Dec. 6
The Scene’s got all the music gravy for the Thanksgivukkah festivities.
Hip-hop artist Danny Brown gives an active performance on Nov. 24.
Charli XCX, LIZ and Kitten show girls really do run the world, bringing fun and power to U Street Music Hall on Nov. 16.
Another Wednesday, another WVAU Audiophile. This week features experimental artists such as Blood Orange, D33J and DJ Rashad.
Up-and-coming bands MisterWives, The Royal Concept and American Authors perform at Sixth & I and gets Washington on their feet and dancing.
Preview for Lissie’s show at 9:30 Club next weekend.
The Eagle interviews the U.K.’s pop sensation prior to her show at U Street Music Hall this past weekend.
More than 200 students attended the Nov. 16 show, dancing and even a few crowd surfing that night.
Andrew Marr of Ski Lodge opens up to The Eagle about the band’s origins, the purpose of life and what it means to have a “Big Heart.”
The Eagle interviews The Royal Concept before their show at Sixth & I Historic Synagogue next week.
Kate Nash makes everyone feel like her best friend.
WVAU DJs review Shy Girls, Mac DeMarco, Jel, Black Books and The History Of Apple Pie in this week’s Audiophile.
This week’s batch features big names like Lady Gaga and local hometown heroes such as Bromar x PunkProper.
Frontman Michael Moon chats with The Eagle about becoming the next Captain Underpants when he goes for a world record on Nov. 16.
GROUPLOVE and The Knocks performed to a crowd of more than 1,000 attendees at Bender Arena.
Caught A Ghost will be opening for He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister in D.C. next weekend at the Black Cat.
The Head and The Heart bring the “Let’s Be Still” tour to D.C. on Nov. 4.
From M.I.A. to Glass Animals, WVAU knows what’s best this week.
