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Valentine's Day isn’t the same now as it was in elementary school. Back then the holiday was considered a second Halloween, with its abundance of heart-shaped chocolate, lollipops and other candy.
Brooklyn indie-rock band Parquet Courts will wrap up its string of winter dates with a performance at the 9:30 Club, supporting its critically acclaimed 2016 effort “Human Performance.” Frontman Adam Savage’s self-proclaimed “New York heritage” style of music combines elements of early-90s punk and indie rock, garage rock and experimental rock with self-aware, cerebral and thoughtful lyrics.
Local punk pioneer Ian Mackaye recently talked with the Scene regarding his musical career in the District, technology in the music industry and the controversial recent Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination of D.C.
The indie rock singer-songwriter played a short but sweet set on Nov. 18
Legendary hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest (ATCQ) released its sixth and final studio album, “We got it from Here... Thank You 4 Your service,” on Nov.
The singer-songwriter will perform on Nov. 18
Up and coming EDM artist Shaun Frank spun an eclectic mix at D.C.
FIDLAR, SWMRS and The Frights gave politically charged performances
Electronic duo Tennyson is expected to bring an intense clash of instrumental tunes to DC9 Nightclub on Friday, Nov.
Lucius is a Brooklyn-based indie pop band comprised of lead singers Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, along with Andrew Burri, Dan Molad and Peter Lalish.
L.A. based skate-punk band FIDLAR will be playing the D.C.
Banks delivers fresh new beats without Losing Her Voice at “The Altar.”
Grouplove bassist Dan Gleason discusses what to expect at the concert
When indie-folk band Bon Iver arrived on the music scene in 2007 with the release of “For Emma, Forever Ago,” critics latched to the melancholic vocals.
This article originally appeared in The Eagle's special edition on Oct. 21. Darth Vader has never been the most welcoming entity.
Naomi Ziegler reviews the artist's latest release
Despite rain, mud and a last minute cancellation, third annual music festival was a success
The LA-based all-female band played a hypnotic, energetic set
Detroit’s Danny Brown changes the game again
The Oxford-based band delivered a vibrant performance on Sept. 25
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