The Fort Reno free summer concert series starts tonight with The Evens. Check out their track “Wanted Criminals”.

At long last, the summer concert schedule for Fort Reno is finally out.

Finally, some answers!

The do-it-yourself ethos of D.C.’s music scene doesn’t always lend itself to big weekends like Coachella, but this year’s edition of the Southern California music festival proved otherwise.

Ian MacKaye will almost certainly never join Twitter. That’s OK. The imitation version is pretty good.

For all of the impressive albums, singles and mixtapes that local acts released this year, 2012 was actually pretty rough year for the D.C. scene.

Washington has another reason to celebrate today. Ian MacKaye, frontman of The Teen Idles, Minor Threat, Fugazi and The Evens, is 50 years old.

Another summer, another Fort Reno in the books. Our images from this year’s finale, including a look at the many, many faces of Ian MacKaye.

By DCist contributor Sarah Sherman Let’s face it. On Monday night, if you walked away from the 9:30 Club disappointed, you’re a heartless bastard. At the very least, you learned a little something about one of DC’s best music venues, with a cavalcade of talents sharing memories all night. But really, you should have savored the 13 acts celebrating the 30th anniversary of a club built on bleeding fingers, beating hearts and aching muscles. And…

Ian MacKaye and Amy Farina performing as The Evens, photographed by good governor The District is excited to welcome its newest rock royalty! Carmine Francis Farina MacKaye was born late Saturday night to happy parents Amy Farina and Ian MacKaye—who are known together as The Evens and independently as musicians who’ve played in a host of hardcore and indie rock bands. All our best wishes to Farina and MacKaye and their brand new baby…