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- CONCERT PREVIEW: Freak Slug @ The Atlantis, 11/11
British indie pop artist Xenya Genovese, also known as Freak Slug, is headlining an upcoming show at The Atlantis at 6:30 p.m., bringing her fun, dreamy music to the stage. - The RESALE Act and the future of D.C. concertgoing
Thanks to an act recently passed in Washington, D.C., buying a ticket to a concert or theater performance in D.C. will no longer be hampered by scammers reselling $50 tickets for $200+. - CONCERT REVIEW: Empire of the Sun @ Mystic Lake Amphitheater, MN, 08/14/26
Is there actually an empire on the sun? I know this is a ridiculous question. But somehow, Empire of the Sun’s concert at the Mystic Lake Amphitheater in Shakopee, Minnesota, made it feel like anything was possible. Whether it was the alternating flashes of light, the secluded dome that made up the stage set, or the light, magical drizzle of rain, August 14th became an unforgettable night of passionate dancing, singing, and reflection. - Space Intern Starshine is NOT Gay
A webcomic by Caroline Morrelli. - GW lack of converting opportunities seals defeat to crosstown Georgetown
By Henry Simon Alexander The Smith Centre was packed to capacity for the second year in a row to watch the George Washington Revolutionaries take on the Georgetown Hoyas Friday evening. The Revs fell by a score of 76-68. Both teams traded scoring runs in the first half. GW found success from three, while GU… - CONCERT REVIEW: Phoebe Bridgers @ Capital One Arena, 09/29/26
The Phoebe Bridgers concert at the Capital One Arena on September 29th was the embodiment of her lyric “cried at your show with the teenagers.” One woman with an angel’s voice brought an entire arena to tears with songs so devastatingly beautiful that they transformed the concert into an incredibly emotional display of music, yet I have no proof this night was even real. - PREVIEW: Lexi Jayde @ The Atlantis, 10/21.
By Caela Kushner American indie-pop singer Lexi Jayde is performing at The Atlantis on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. This will be the third stop of The Lover Girl Tour, named after her debut album, LOVER GIRL, released in August of 2026. Before this album, she released two EPs: a teenage diary (2021) and closer to… - Mikey’s College Football Minute Week 6
By: Michael Frere Readers, you may have stumbled upon the best predictor in college football. If you talk to my mother, you will learn I correctly predicted all my matchups, down to how the victor would do it. Since I am the best predictor in CFB, I don’t think it’s far-fetched to say I’m also… - GW Women’s Soccer Celebrates Senior Day With 2–0 Win Over George Mason
By Helen Manolis The George Washington University Revolutionaries (3,5,4) defeat their rivals, the George Mason Patriots in an exciting game with a 2–0 clean-sheet on their Senior Day. After both teams finished up their usual warm-ups filled with stretches and drills, the Revs preceded their win with a special ceremony to honor their seven seniors.… - PREVIEW: LAUNDRY DAY @ 9:30 Club, 10/16.
By Sofia Calabrese American pop-rock band LAUNDRY DAY is playing at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. on Friday, October 16, 2026. This will be the 23rd stop of the band’s The Larger Than Life Tour, kickstarted after the 2025 release of their sixth album, EARWORM. The band was initially formed by five high school…