Tame Impala has been one of the most prominent alt/indie music groups in the world since their first albums in the early 2010's. Now, as Tame Impala prepares to complete its 'Deadbeat' world tour, the band has announ...
The birthplace of go-go music, D.C. knows a thing or two about late-night parties and dancing till the sun comes up and when simply going to one ofdoesn't cut it, sometimes you've got to hit one of D.C.'s nightclubs. T...
As the home of Go-Go Music and numerous musical legends like Duke Ellington, it's no surprise that a number of music festivals emanate in and around D.C. each year. Next time you're itching for a festival to hear amazin...
This June, Washingtonians can celebrate Black Music Month with "Go-Go on the Rooftop", hosted by the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library is excited to honor the official...
The Atlantis opened in D.C. on Tuesday, May 30 and the inaugural show will be headlined by Foo Fighters. Spearheaded by venue owner I.M.P. Concerts, The Atlantis has been reconstructed to reflect the original 9:30 Cl...
All Things Go Festival announced its 2023 lineup on Tuesday, April 18, and it's bringing some heavy hitters to the DMV this September! In its 9th year, will run from Saturday, September 30 through Sunday, October 1...
Lorde made a splash in more ways than one during her appearance in Washington, D.C., on Monday, Aug. 29. While the "Solar Power" singer was performing at The Anthem at D.C.'s The Wharf, Lorde , “I was thinking today,...
As we celebrate the end of August and head into September, the District has more events and things going on than ever! Thankfully, Secret D.C. has rounded up all the best happenings happening this week that you won’t wa...
Art finds a way. “Living in a bubble” used to be an expression that described a person’s tendency to shut themselves out from the greater world. Last Monday, psych-rock band, The Flaming Lips, gave a whole new meaning...