Olivia Rodrigo, Bad Bunny, the Boss … lots of can’t-miss musicians and bands are coming through venues as big as FedEx Field and as small as The Atlantis.

Tons of artists are coming to D.C. over the summer months. Our top picks have a little bit of something for everyone.

Catch big acts like Soulja Boy and Blink-182, Y La Bamba’s warm, psychedelic songs, and 25-year-old indie rocker Indigo de Souza at venues around D.C. this month.

D.C.’s own Braxton Cook, pop-singing sisters Aly & AJ, and Mexican rockers Maná are among the cant-miss shows around D.C. this month.

Our March concert calendar includes a TikTok rage rap sensation, a YouTuber-turned-pop star, and your reggaetonero Instagram crush.

This month provides opportunities to see Alesso at Echostage, GZA at the Howard Theatre, or Darlene Love at Wolf Trap, among other shows.

Future’s One Big Party, punk shows from Ekko Astral and The Ramen Legion, and Ari Voxx’s DC9 residency are all on the January concert calendar.

There’s SZA, Regina Spektor, Masego, Springsteen, and so many more artists and tours coming through D.C. Here are our picks.

Your December concert agenda includes Oddisee coming home, that TikTok-famous German band in town, and a master of both the banjo and its predecessor ngoni playing Hill Center.

NEXTfest, a festival that celebrates jazz, go-go and other music that grew out of D.C.’s Black community, is back at Malcolm X Park this fall.