The extent of their roles is not known yet.

Put on by Amnesty International, the second annual concert—held directly across the street from the Russian Embassy in Glover Park—harkened back to the golden days of D.C.’s protesting past.

The second-annual concert will take place tomorrow in front of the Russian Embassy and will feature performances from Jail Solidarity, Soft Punch, and G.U.T.S.

It’s a good thing we’re not in Russia, because if we were, a few local musicians would stand a good chance of finding themselves boxed inside a glass cage in a Moscow circuscourtroom.

Supporters of the Russian punk band Pussy Riot are headed to the Russian Embassy at noon today to protest the recent trial of three of the group’s members.

The Russian band Pussy Riot is getting some emotional support from D.C.’s music community tomorrow night, when four local bands play a protest show on the doorstep of the Russian Embassy.