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Frog at Black Cat 10/3 - Concert Preview | WGMU (opens the original)
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If you have spent any time scouring the deeper corners of Bandcamp or indie Reddit over the past decade, there is a good chance you’ve witnessed the cult phenomenon that is Frog. This Saturday, Oct. 3, they will be taking the stage at the Black Cat in Washington, D.C., with Woods opening the show. Frog is led by Daniel Bateman, alongside his younger brother Steve Bateman on drums and longtime collaborator Thomas White on bass. Originally formed in Queens in 2012, Frog has spent the last decade m
Ryan Beatty at Lincoln Theatre 9/26 - Concert Preview | WGMU (opens the original)
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If you have not heard of Ryan Beatty yet, there is a good chance you have listened to him without realizing it. The singer-songwriter first became known to many listeners through his collaborations with BROCKHAMPTON, Tyler, the Creator, and more recently contributed to four tracks on Beyoncé’s Grammy-winning Cowboy Carter. But his contributions to the music scene only scratch the surface of what makes his work so seminal. There is an intimacy to his solo music, and as a longtime fan, I feel incr
Alex Dougherty at Pearl Street Warehouse 9/23 – Concert Preview | WGMU (opens the original)
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Photo courtesy of Alex Dougherty’s team at Sun and Sky Entertainment. Alex “Big Red” Dougherty is hosting a wild DJ set this Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the Pearl Street Warehouse. When you think of Dougherty, you might not imagine whimsical, exciting DJ sets; instead, you might imagine a man who lives for his family. However, he takes on Pearl Street with his Day Made Tour, bringing high-energy music, dance moves, and his one-of-a-kind personality that made him such a star. I have followed Doughert
Anna Graves at Pearl Street Warehouse 9/15 - Concert Preview | WGMU (opens the original)
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Courtesy of Union Stage Presents and Anna Graves’ team Minnesotan Anna Graves is coming to Washington, D.C. on Sept. 15, celebrating her newest album, America’s Greatest Burnout, at Pearl Street Warehouse. Graves released the intimate Americana album just a few weeks ago, on Aug. 21, so attendees will be among the first groups of people to hear the unflinchingly honest folk masterpiece. “There ain’t a sight of a star in the sky that’s leadin’ me to the way back home,” Graves sings in the album’s
Anna Graves at Pearl Street Warehouse 9/15 - Concert Preview | WGMU (opens the original)
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Courtesy of Union Stage Presents and Anna Graves’ team Minnesotan Anna Graves is coming to Washington, D.C. on Sept. 15, celebrating her newest album, America’s Greatest Burnout, at Pearl Street Warehouse. Graves released the intimate Americana album just a few weeks ago, on Aug. 21, so attendees will be among the first groups of people to hear the unflinchingly honest folk masterpiece. “There ain’t a sight of a star in the sky that’s leadin’ me to the way back home,” Graves sings in the album’s
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