The art of buying tickets on Twitter
By Emily Francis If you’ve ever endured a Ticketmaster queue you know it’s not uncommon to walk away empty handed. Entering the queue only to see there are 20,000+ people…
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I went to all 10 of the Washington Post’s ‘can’t-miss’ summer shows
Words and photos by Carolina Carmo Some eight weeks ago, the Washington Post put out a list of 10 “can’t-miss” local concerts in June. While they definitely didn’t mean it…
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Farewell for now: A look back at comedy at GW
By Bridget Smith Performance trio Max Davidson, Margaret Korinek and Will Roberts put on their last joint show at Tonic at Quigley's on Saturday, April 6, bringing an era of…
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Is Mike Posner’s “Cooler Than Me” secretly an incel anthem?
By Roxie Parker 14 years ago to this day, Mike Posner released his summer hit, “Cooler Than Me.” With a throbbing dance beat and a killer synth melody, the song…
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‘It’s hard to rock when you can’t see the band:’ How D.C. punks opened shows to all ages
By Carolina Carmo Images from the D.C. punk archive. Washington, D.C. native musician Ian MacKaye, vocalist of bands like Teen Idles, Minor Threat and Fugazi, is most likely the reason…
Back ON ON ON: AdMo’s LINE Hotel Plans to Relaunch Community Radio Station
By Carolina Carmo Full Service Radio, a community radio station and podcast network run out of The LINE Hotel in Adams Morgan, has been dormant since the pandemic forced the…
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PHOTO ESSAY: Little Simz @ The Fillmore, 10/11
By Carolina Carmo U.K. rapper Little Simz controlled the stage at the Fillmore Silver Spring on Oct. 11, finally bringing her tour to the DMV to support her latest album,…
The Foghorns: GW’s Longtime Pep Band with a Revolutionary Refresh
Photo credit: Jordan Tovin (GW Today) By Matthew Brooks (@brooksie1219) Fans across America and the globe have been anticipating the return of college basketball since UConn and LSU cut down…
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“All Things Go” A Review
By Mya Petryshyn It’s Saturday, September 30th, around 2:30. There’s a cooling breeze that echoes throughout the Pavilion Lawn, refreshing all the concert-goers along the hillside. Blankets are spread out…