Feb 01, 2008
Three Stars: Justin Trawick
Justin Trawick isn’t just another guy with a guitar. This local singer/songwriter has a knack for incorporating a variety of styles including R&B and folk into his music. His lyrics are well thought out and no matter what direction his songs take, there are solid and powerful vocals anchoring them down. Trawick has been performing in and around D.C. for the past few years, including a recurring songwriter showcase at Solly’s Tavern on U Street….
Apr 18, 2007
About Tonight
No, we haven’t got any specific panda-riffic events tonight. It just seems like a good time to remind you that we’re smack dab in the middle of Panda Month. As the weather slowly crawls into the “tolerable” range, it’s a great time to check out D.C.’s hottest family at the National Zoo, before summer tourists completely take over Woodley Park. >> After a year-long battle for a liquor license Vegetate has emerged triumphant to…
Mar 12, 2007
Weekly Music Agenda
Monday >> You can be fairly certain that when a rapper takes a stagename that is a play on Hawthorne, you’re going to be dealing with a hip-hop experience concerned with more than just the next glass of Courvoiseir. Hesta Prynn and her cohorts in Northern State take the Black Cat backstage with Bitch and the Exciting Conclusion, the new project from half of the fantastic Bitch & Animal. This ought to be a mainstage…
Jul 18, 2006
Weekly Music Agenda
TUESDAY >> Not too much going on this Tuesday, but the one-hit-wonder who can thank American Idol for his claim to fame, will be at 9:30 Club tonight with Holly Brook and Mozella. For $20 a ticket it might make more sense to just go buy Daniel Powter’s single “Bad Day” on iTunes and save yourself the other 19 bucks and a headache from the mob of screeching AI fans guaranteed to be in attendance….
Monday >> From the city that brought you Starbucks coffee, Pretty Girls Make Graves will wake you up this Monday night at the Black Cat with their own caffeinated brand of post-punk rock off of their new album Elan Vital with Giant Drag and The Joggers. $13, mainstage, 8:30 p.m. >> There’s no better place to get out of the rain and mellow out than at Iota with the acoustic sounds of Virginia’s young singer/songwriter…