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GIG REVIEW: Squid @ 9:30 Club, 2/8
By Julian Hester About an hour before doors opened, my friend and I made our way to the iconic 9:30 Club, and found ourselves stunningly close to the doors. Having…
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Missing It All: 10 Years of Modern Baseball’s You’re Gonna Miss it All
By Oonagh Ryan February 11th, 2014. I’m going on eleven, probably sporting an Old Navy t-shirt and preparing for my multiplication quiz. Altogether enjoying my relatively peaceful childhood in the…
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CONCERT PREVIEW: Shy Glizzy @ Howard Theatre, 2/17
By Jennah Tihami D.C. native and Grammy-nominated rapper Shy Glizzy, will perform at Howard Theatre on Feb. 17 for a special hometown show. The performance will commemorate the tenth anniversary…
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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GIG REVIEW: Wednesday w/ Hotline TNT @ 9:30 Club, 1/23
By Max CohenPhotos by Carolina Carmo Wednesday, the current 'it' band in the alt-country scene, headlined a sold out show at the 9:30 Club on Tuesday, Jan. 23. The North…
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Oliver Tree Hates Celebrity and Loves Failure
Photo of Oliver Tree from Billboard. By Kendall Larade On Jan. 13, Oliver Tree began his month-long “Alone in a Crowd” North American tour. Each show is not just a…
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“Going Through It” is a Playground of Eliza McLamb’s Discomforts
By Carolina Carmo Former GW student Eliza McLamb is releasing her debut album this Friday, Jan. 19. Going Through It is a 12-track album that covers McLamb’s relationship with her…
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“Dilemma” is Pretty Great (for Green Day)
By Max Cohen It's a story as old as rock itself– an influential act sticks around way past their prime and releases loads of questionable garbage with a few glimmers…
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PHOTO ESSAY: Abraham Alexander @ DC9, 11/9
Words and photos by Nancy Kiner The lights dimmed as Abraham Alexander walked on stage with three vocalists and his keyboardist; the audience fell silent in excitement. “I’ve seen him…