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The Bros. Landreth bring their best to Jammin Java (opens the original)
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The Winnipeg brothers showcase âDog Earâ Joey Landreth is not inclined to temper his enthusiasm about the current version of The Bros. Landreth. Following tours through Europe and the United Kingdom, the guitarist and singer will arrive at Jammin Java with his brother, Dave, and a drummer whose contributions have reshaped the trio. âWeâre talking about this version of the band being kind of the best that weâve ever been,â Joey Landreth said. âWeâve got a fellow named Roman Clarke
Eric Darius brings energy and intimacy to The Birchmere (opens the original)
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The saxophonist mixes longtime favorites and new music Eric Darius does not plan to ease his audience into the evening. When the saxophonist returns to The Birchmere Sept. 25, he promises an unforgettable performance, blending hits and new material into a 90-minute journey. âThe audience can expect a high-energy, action-packed show from start to finish filled with many of my hit songs, plus some new songs from my upcoming album,â Darius said. Balancing the familiar and new can be difficult
Kenny G brings decades of practice to Capital One Hall (opens the original)
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The saxophonist and his longtime band perform in Tysons for the first time Kenny G has sold more than 75 million records, won a Grammy Award and spent decades turning the soprano saxophone into a pop instrument. Yet his preparation for a concert remains rooted in a routine that began long before the accolades. He practices at least three hours every day. âI think weâre a lot better musicians than we were 30 years ago,â Kenny G said. âIf we arenât, then I would say practicing doesnât
Alicia Witt channels David Lynch at Jammin Java (opens the original)
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The actor and musician celebrates âBetween Heaven and Earthâ When Alicia Witt brings her new album to Jammin Java Sept. 15, even she will not know exactly what the audience is about to hear. The concert will pair the stunning actress with a locally assembled band that will perform the songs with her for the first time. There will be no full rehearsal, an unusual decision intended to recreate the spontaneity that shaped âBetween Heaven and Earth,â her deeply personal tribute to filmmaker
Peter Noone brings hits and humor back to The Birchmere (opens the original)
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The Hermanâs Hermits frontman returns to one of his favorite venues As a boy growing up near Manchester, England, Peter Noone dreamed of playing The Birchmere. Never mind that Shea Stadium and Madison Square Garden were the more conventional ambitions for a future British Invasion star. âI dreamed I would play The Birchmere many times,â Noone said. âI told other groups who were playing at Shea Stadium and Madison Square Garden that I was going for The Birchmere because it suited my music
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