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SENIOR FAREWELL: Adis Santoyo
By Adis Santoyo When I first heard of WRGW I felt like I was Becca from Pitch Perfect. I was ready to incorporate different genres of music and create my…
Posted inFlashback Friday Music
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: We’ve Been at War for 20 Years now, Where is the Music?
From the WRGW Blog archives. Originally published on November 16, 2020. By Brennen Owens It’s not much of a debate that the US has been at a constant state of…
Review: Family Strife and Teenage Angst Takes Over the National Theatre on Jagged Little Pill Broadway Tour
By Theodora Lawson The enormously popular musical inspired by and filled with songs from Alanis Morissette’s beloved 1995 album, the Broadway tour of Jagged Little Pill hit DC’s National Theatre…
Posted inConcert Previews
CONCERT PREVIEW: Duster @ the Black Cat, 4/11
By Natalie Turner Grab your tissues and spacesuits because Duster will be performing at the Black Cat on April 11. This slowcore trio originally started making music in San Jose,…
Posted inSports
Time to Build: GW Men’s Basketball 2023 Primer
Image Credit: Mitchell Layton By Abe Rothstein What goes into the offseason? What should fans expect? Fortunately, I hope to have as many answers to those questions as possible. But,…
Posted inInterviews Music
Eliza McLamb is one of us: she loves Alex G and hates political science electives
By Carolina Carmo Photos by Kaya Kelley Eliza Mclamb, former GW student, came back to the District to perform at DC9 for the first time. She recently released her second…
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Of The Environment and Economics
By Carl Mackensen The current predominating economic system (perhaps in its dying throes, some would say) is one geared towards free markets. ‘What gets measured gets done,’ goes the phrase. But what are…
Posted inFlashback Friday Interviews Music
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: An Interview with abhi//dijon
From the WRGW Blog Archives. Originally published Feb. 19, 2015. By Lotanna Obodozie Ahead of their show this Friday at U Street Music Hall, WRGW chatted with Maryland electronic-R&B duo…
Posted inConcert Previews
Tennis @ 9:30 Club, 3/39 & 3/30
By Claire Lanthier Denver, Colorado based indie pop duo Tennis will be coming to D.C. next week for back to back sold out shows. The married duo—Alaina Moore andPatrick Riley—is…