This year’s holiday concert mix brings in unique offerings like Go-Go Santa and a hip-hop-infused “Nutcracker.”

The orchestra will debut local composer Henry Dehlinger’s “Cosmic Cycles,” a collaboration with NASA, in two performances this week.

Jim Kelly, longtime musician in the National Philharmonic and co-owner of Potter Violins, has a plan to revive the orchestra.

A steady decline in funding over eight years and increases in operating costs led to the decision to halt performances at Strathmore.

In ‘4×4: Ephemeral Architectures,’ four jugglers and four ballet dancers share the stage in a performance that demonstrates the patterns generated in art.

Owen Danoff made it into the Top 12 on the singing competition show, while half his competition was sent packing.

Toshi Reagon and Allison Miller road tested Strathmore’s new club space, AMP, and DCist was there to tell you about it.

AMP, a new music venue from the Strathmore Hall Foundation, is slated to open in North Bethesda this fall.

On their latest tour, the former vanguards of the alternative underground of the ’80s and ’90s have comfortably settled into the “classic rock” phase of their careers.

Nick Cave’s headlining set at the Music Center at Strathmore last night might’ve been the loudest gig the striking venue, best suited to delicate music like that proffered by opener Sharon Van Etten, has ever hosted.