In this week's agenda, we say goodbye to the Godfather of Go-Go, Radiohead finally plays a location where it doesn't have to battle the elements and the Rock and Roll Hotel gets a lesson in booty-shaking. more ›

Silo Halo hits up Artisphere, the Fillmore provides this week's shorter drive for metal consumption and Garbage sells out the 9:30 Club. That and more in this week's agenda. more ›

In this week's agenda, most of our picks are in the relatively far-flung locations of Falls Church, VA and Columbia, MD but acts like Father John Misty and La Sera will keep D.C. active. more ›

This week: Willie Nelson, Andrew Bird, The Avett Brothers, M. Ward, The Metal Lords' Day, and much more. more ›

In this week's agenda: Death Cab plays to a sold out Strathmore with a backing orchestra, Lupe Fiasco heads to Fairfax and a few former Three Stars subjects headline at the Black Cat. more ›

The Sweetlife Festival comes to Merriweather Post Pavilion this weekend, former interview subjects from the U.K. return to the Black Cat and Ted Leo plays The Tyranny of Distance in its entirety. more ›

The week in concerts around the area, including beloved D.C. punk legends, one-hit wonders from the Garden State, and a band with the audacity to refer to themselves as "Trampled by Turtles." more ›

This week in music: Wale, Nada Surf, Magnetic Fields, Chain and the Gang, Yasiin Bey, and much more. more ›

This weekend plays host to two excellent multi-band showcases at, of all places, Montserrat House and Artisphere. Check out those or many other weekend options in this week's agenda. more ›

It’s a week of big stadium shows that includes appearances from Mac Miller, Van Halen and Bruuuuuce. Additionally, almost everyone sells out the 9:30 Club including bands we previously saw at the city’s small rooms. more ›

This week in music: The Wedding Present, Fiona Apple, Purity Ring, Polica, Big K.R.I.T., Band of Skulls, and We Are Augustines. more ›

This week in music: Roomrunner, Gomez, John K. Samson, Four Tet, Obits, Derrick Carter, EMA, Rich Robinson and more. more ›

In this installment of the Weekly Music Agenda, a local non-profit celebrates local female musicians, one of the country's most well-known DJs stops by Fur and Comet Ping Pong makes Monday and Tuesday fun again. more ›

This week: The Hold Steady frontman Craig Finn, Lenorable fêtes their new EP, a whole bunch of O.A.R. at 9:30 Club and Lauryn Hill at the Warner Theatre. more ›

The post-Presidents Day week in concerts around the area, including a popular musical variety show, local dance-party starters and a cornrowed legend with his latest crew of cronies. more ›

Welcome to this Valentine's Week edition of the Weekly Music Agenda. Not too much in the way of romantic outings, but look for another Moombahton Massive and shows by Zola Jesus and Dead Milkmen. more ›

This week in music: Thurston Moore, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, The Darkness and much more. more ›

This week in music, including: Simone Sattler, Samantha Crain, Smith Westerns, Luminescent Orchestrii, The Kills and Kathleen Edwards. more ›

Various bands say goodbye to a staple of the underground venue circuit, Positive Force starts its season, Real Estate sells out and Swedish metal comes to H Street. That and more in this week's agenda. more ›

Your one-stop shop for music events in the D.C. area. Thievery Corporation and Cults have both sold out multiple shows and an of Montreal side project will stop by the Velvet Lounge. more ›

It's a fairly quiet week, but there are a lot of great local goings-on. Most notably, Garland of Hours will be releasing a record and the Beauty Pill exhibit opens at Artisphere. more ›

The week between Christmas and New Year's includes a lot of dancing, the return of the best band in late-night television and the final D.C. show by the band Thursday. more ›

The pre-Christmas/mid-Hanukkah week in concerts around the area, including a few holiday-related offerings, plenty of local favorites sporting Santa hats and one legendary hip-hop crew. more ›

This week in music: Matuto, Zach Condon, Deathfix, Devo, U.S. Royalty and Woods. more ›

Tori Amos, Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg, Liam Gallagher, Band of Horses and many more -- all this week in D.C. more ›

Mean, kind of Swell, or northeastern: it's a week of seasons in today's Music Agenda. more ›

Potatoes and cranberry sauce are great, but the real Thanksgiving side of choice is some good live music. more ›

Eccentric garage-rockers, Neko Case's touring band/collaborators, and the return of D.C. garage-rock dynamos: that and more, in the Weekly Music Agenda. more ›

Some local heroes come home, everybody playing the 9:30 Club plays for two nights in a row (seemingly) and awesome metal arrives from Miami. more ›

MONDAY
Local goth-inspired noise-rockers Lenorable play a Halloween show at the Black Cat Backstage, with Dance for the Dying and Loose Lips. $10. 8 p.m. more ›