Photo by Kevin Harber

Editor’s note: Inspired by local musician and label owner Sean Gray’s recent website, Is This Venue Accessible?, the Weekly Music Agenda will do its best to provide venue accessibility info for every venue. If you’re a venue and your accessibility information isn’t listed on your website, email tori@dcist.com and we’ll update with the correct info. We also encourage spaces to make that information readily available.

TUESDAY

Violent Reaction, Arms Race, Earth Girls, Public Suicide (record release!) @ Cafe Saint-Ex. 9 p.m., suggested donation. Inaccessible space.

As far as I know, this is the first time that 14th Street’s Cafe Saint-Ex has hosted a DIY show of any kind, let alone a hardcore one. If you’re into hardcore, you want to be here. Straight edge collaborations abound, plus rare visits from some UK bands that you may not see again on this continent—and a record release celebration for local group Public Suicide, which features members of Coke Bust, Pure Disgust, and Protester. Honestly, I’m just curious to see how, if at all, the Saint-Ex patrons interact with audience members. Though the show is in the basement of the restaurant (and there is a sort-of separate entrance), here’s hoping for some hardcore crew/14th Street crew mingling. — Tori Kerr

Babe City: Chimes Records presents Earl Boykins, Diet Cig, and Bodeganights. 7 p.m., suggested donation. Venue accessibility unknown.

WEDNESDAY

The Paperhaus: Paperhaus 4th Anniversary with Laughing Man, Anthony Pirog, Crown Larks and Dave Klinger. 8 p.m., suggested donations. Inaccessible venue.

THURSDAY

Reptar, Breathers, Sun Club @ U Street Music Hall. 7 p.m., $18. Accessible venue.

This is a really great, diverse bill that’s a perfect fit for U Hall. Don’t miss a band at this show. Sun Club is a really fun band on the rise from Baltimore, Breathers are one of the best of a growing number of amazing bands out of Atlanta, and Reptar are a band that’s tough to pin down (in a good way) but guaranteed to make you dance. It’s rare that I’ll recommend a bill without any locals on it, but all three of these bands deserve your attention, and the fact that they are all playing together at one show makes this a show you shouldn’t miss. — Alex Tebeleff

Coup Sauvage & the Snips, Pleasure Curses, and Cat Jack @ MLK Library. 6 p.m., free. Accessible space.

It shocks me when I remember that this is only the fourth basement show to benefit the D.C. Public Library’s Punk Archive, which started last fall. The archive’s community involvement and presence in every corner of the city makes it already feel like a years-long mainstay. If they continue booking amazing shows like this one, I have no doubt that’s exactly what they’ll become. — Tori Kerr

DC9: Liturgy, Sannhet, and Horse Lords. 8 p.m., $12-$14. Venue inaccessible.

Comet Ping Pong: She Shreds Magazine party with Mannequin Pussy, Gauche, and DJ Baby Alcatraz. 9 p.m., $12. Accessible venue.

AMP by Strathmore: Black Masala. 8 p.m., $20-$30 Accessible venue.

FRIDAY

Edy Blu and Haile Supreme @ Tropicalia. 8 p.m., $10. 21+. Venue not accessible.

Tropicalia plays host to a creative and original event which will include live music, poetry, visual arts, body painting, theatrics and mysticism this Friday night. The Gypsy Soul Garden is the brainchild of Edy Blu and she will perform live with her band, as well as Haile Supreme, backed by Sealab. Blending culture and the arts with neo-soul and hip-hop will make for a special night on U Street, and the start of a new concert series by Edy Blu. – Andy Cerutti

U St Music Hall: Raury and Ace Cosgrove. 7 p.m., $15. Inaccessible venue.

SATURDAY

Braustomp II with The Pietasters and Frum The Hills @ DC Brau Brewery. 4pm, $15. 21+. Accessible venue.

DC Brau is celebrating their fourth anniversary with the return of the insanely popular Braustomp event at the brewery. The concert is held in the brewery’s parking lot and will feature the DC Brau tapwagon offering an impressive list of exclusive brews, food trucks, and more. The Pietasters performed at the first Braustomp last year and are back again this Saturday with support from local bluegrass band Frum The Hills. — Andy Cerutti

Black Cat Mainstage: Kill Lincoln (EP release party/farewell show), Boardroom Heroes, Walk the Plank, and Enemy Insects. 9 p.m., $12. Accessible venue.

Above the Bayou: Pree, Zula, Laser Background, Palm, and Alex Tebeleff. 7 p.m., suggested donations. Venue inaccessible.

SUNDAY

The Venue Formerly Known As The Milhouse: Olivia Neutron-John, Mal Devisa, The Spirit of The Beehive, and Luke Stewart. 7 p.m., suggested donation. Venue accessible, see link for details.