June is packed with jazz. Here are our top choices to see this month, including Herbie Hancock and the Home Rule Music Festival.

This holiday weekend, celebrate Kwanzaa, listen to a twin bill of Christmas radio plays, and shop vintage.

Including Bat For Lashes, Kamasi Washington, Marc Anthony, and a D.C. Mardi Gras party.

Enjoy the weather outdoors with drink specials, chat about international relations and Game of Thrones, and more.

The concert is the conclusion to a summer-long exhibition of Ono’s work, which in turn celebrates the 10th anniversary of her “Wish Tree For Washington D.C.”

On November 27 at DAR.

For one night, D.C. truly and unabashedly loved Philadelphia, if only for these two talented songwriters.

The former Pavement frontman seemed happy to be back in D.C.

Annie Clark kicked off a sold-out two-night stand at the 9:30 Club on Saturday, showcasing songs from her latest, self-titled album while flaunting superb live chops.

The buzz around indie-folk musician Angel Olsen has been burgeoning over the past couple of years, and on Sunday night, local fans finally got their chance to experience her distinctive songcraft in person as she played her first local show in front of a raptly attentive audience at DC9.