Just Announced

[i am gay and i like cats]

The worst line up of any festival, just announced.  Billy joel?  Mumford and sons?  jesus,  Christ

[azaghal1981]

The worst line up of any festival, just announced.  Billy joel?  Mumford and sons?  jesus,  Christ

Bonnapoo.

[RatBastard]

I'm posting this one especially for Sidehatch


Dave Matthews Band
Nissan Pavilion
May 23

One of the shittiest most over rated bands ever at the biggest shit hole of a venue ever.  I bet ticket will be stupidly over priced.  Why that guy is so popular is beyond me.  he is nothing more than your typical average run of the mill folksie bar band.  Just goes to show you that with enough $$$ pushing something he American public will eat about anything.

(Daisies Of The Galaxy is one of my favorite Eels albums.)

[Vas Deferens]

Mitski opening for Hundred Waters at U Hall, March 6!

[azaghal1981]

That will be a much roomier show than the last Mitski show I was at. I hope she's headlining the club by the end of the year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhRPFKPXWdM

[Stillwater]

Reptar
THU 4.2 // Washington DC, DC @ U Street Music Hall

[shemptiness]

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[sweetcell]

Matt and Kim
9:30 Club, Washington, DC
Monday 11 May

[ggw]

Film Screening:
LED ZEPPELIN PLAYED HERE
$5 Black Cat Backstage / Doors at 8:00

Led Zeppelin Played Here explores the start of the modern rock concert industry, focusing on Led Zeppelin's first month in the US, and a concert mystery: Did they play on January 20, 1969 in a suburban Maryland gymnasium, in front of 50 confused teenagers, while President Richard Nixon was celebrating his first inauguration nearby? Many swear the concert took place, but just as many cast doubt. Did it really happen? Or over forty years later, is it some sort of a 'Rock-and-Roll Rashomon' re-imagining of history? The latest film from Jeff Krulik, the man behind Heavy Metal Parking Lot, features interviews with rock writers, musicians, and several fans who claim they were there witnessing history that night.

[hutch]

Film Screening:
LED ZEPPELIN PLAYED HERE
$5 Black Cat Backstage / Doors at 8:00

Led Zeppelin Played Here explores the start of the modern rock concert industry, focusing on Led Zeppelin's first month in the US, and a concert mystery: Did they play on January 20, 1969 in a suburban Maryland gymnasium, in front of 50 confused teenagers, while President Richard Nixon was celebrating his first inauguration nearby? Many swear the concert took place, but just as many cast doubt. Did it really happen? Or over forty years later, is it some sort of a 'Rock-and-Roll Rashomon' re-imagining of history? The latest film from Jeff Krulik, the man behind Heavy Metal Parking Lot, features interviews with rock writers, musicians, and several fans who claim they were there witnessing history that night.

there was a little article about this a year or two ago in the City Paper...

[kosmo vinyl]

Ok gang... I know we all want to be a bit edgy around these parts, but most of us work for the man and therefore are behind firewalls and stuff that tracks what we see on the internet, so please be mindful of that and not post NSFW imagery.   link to it all you want and indicate it's NSFW. 

signed your slightly exasperated moderators

(my belle and sebastian pre-order vinyl arrived today)

[hutch]

sorry Lord Kosmo.....personally i think as a society we got to get over our fear of the nipple but i understand where , as moderator, you're coming from

that was a heck of a picture though man...you gotta admit..that was from a ween concert! some woman got up on stage and started breast milking the crowd with gener just laughing his ass off! gold!

[i am gay and i like cats]

Stick to cat pictures . . . You'll feel, better.

[Thousand Made-Up Loves]

(my belle and sebastian pre-order vinyl arrived today)

Love the band, a handful of those songs are good, but the rest of the album? Geez.

I will be seeing them at Echostage. Do we all hate that venue? I saw MGMT there in 2009 before it was known as Echostage and was just some skeezy venue on the edge of the east side of DC that happened to host some shows.

I'd give my left nut to hear Seymour Stein.

[azaghal1981]

I saw Stevie play it at the Chickfactor party.