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 ›

The week in live music, including a bunch of up-and-comers, yet more '90s nostalgia and a weekend with something to offer for everyone. more ›

If you didn't get tickets to many of this week's marquee shows, get ready for some serious Craigslisting -- or just check out one of the many non-sold-out options in our Weekly Music Agenda. more ›

A couple of Grammy winners come through D.C., Windian Records curates a gritty beer-soaked garage rock festival and Throwing Muses hits the Black Cat. more ›

Two bands play definitive albums in their entirety, some local favorites come home and Marissa Paternoster threatens to melt our faces with her guitar shredding. This and more in this week's agenda. more ›

Bay Area garage rock comes to Comet Ping Pong, Scottish post-rock mainstays threaten to make your body vibrate and the 9:30 Club repeatedly has multiple shows in one night. more ›

This week brings the last remnants of the season's outdoor shows and a Sunday night -- featuring Wilco, The Rapture and Fucked Up shows -- where you cannot go wrong with whatever you pick. more ›

The Sonic Circuits Festival of Experimental Music begins this week, Canadians take over H Street and Kurt Cobain's idols to Comet Ping Pong. This and more on our Weekly Music Agenda. more ›

The week in must-see concerts around the region, including one of the strongest lineups of the season at Merriweather, shredding at the Kennedy Center and another iteration of the Virgin Mobile FreeFest. more ›

The pre-Labor Day week in concerts around the area, including a bevy of baby-boomer idols, punk rock lifers and a few local favorites. more ›

It's a strong week for dance music as A-list DJs swarm Jiffy Lube Live, Dave Nada returns with more Moohmbaton, the HARD tour hits the 9:30 Club and Dntel stops by H Street. more ›

Fort Reno may be over, but there are a lot of local offerings in this week's agenda, including the annual showcase from the area's youngest musicians: Girls Rock! DC campers. more ›

The week in concerts around the D.C. region, including The Evens closing out Fort Reno, Archers of Loaf at the Black Cat, two Bon Iver shows and more. more ›

We hope that the storms stay away from Fort Reno, celebrate some awesome local exports at U Street Music Hall and welcome the queen of country. Read more in this week's Agenda. more ›

The week in concerts around the area, including aura-induced indie rock, gray-haired blue eyed soul and a legendary blues nonagenarian. more ›