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At Union Stage, Dijon — once the member of a Maryland R&B duo — puts his soulful voice first  The Washington Post

At the 9:30 Club, singer Yola delivers a soul-searing performance  The Washington Post

At the 9:30 Club, Charli XCX creates community, if only for one night, with her expansive pop sounds  The Washington Post

Songwriter Phum Viphurit brings his rom-com indie rock to the stage  The Washington Post

Carly Rae Jepsen shows Fillmore crowd how to live in the moment  The Washington Post

D.C.’s Priests put on an explosive set with new album at 9:30 Club  The Washington Post

Ibeyi capitvates 9:30 Club with songs that touch both the past and the future  The Washington Post

Shaed adds color but needs more depth at its D.C. homecoming show  The Washington Post

Mitski swaps the bass for mechanical choreography at the 9:30 Club  The Washington Post

Omar Apollo brings lush guitar, falsetto to his first D.C. show  The Washington Post

Oshun makes Union Stage show a healing affair  The Washington Post

Over steady, old school rhythms, 23-year-old Capitol Heights, Maryland rapper Odd Mojo has an unstoppable flow that carries listeners on a wave of confidence and honesty.

Live music performances will have their own space in the sun in a separate, two-day event at an outdoor venue and features local artists like Shark Week, Sitali and Kino Musica.

A man and a teenager have been arrested in the murder of a transgender woman found dead last month in a hotel room in Rockville, Maryland.

Maracuyeah Fêtes 5 Years Of 'Queer-Fly, Immigrant-Posi' Dance Parties | Bandwidth  Bandwidth.fm

Four former George Washington University students and their attorneys will receive a total of $2.8 million after D.C. and U.S. officials settled the last lawsuit stemming from arrests at the 2002 protests against the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

Saivon Sharpe and Raleigh McClam face multiple counts of human trafficking and sexual abuse of a minor.

Watch a live stream of the ‘first’ eagle family in the National Arboretum.

Trap music and socially conscious, sustainable living blend together in D.C.’s very own music festival.

Minimize your travel, keep dry, keep your pets inside and make sure you have these emergency supplies.