All posts tagged "singers"
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5 Things To Know About Kelela
A native of Washington, D.C. Kelela recently released her sophomore album 'Raven' to rave reviews.
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Pop Superstar Adam Lambert Lives for High Drama
The pop star opens up about his soaring new album 'High Drama,' performing with Queen, and his pandemic-born original musical.
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5 Things To Know About Rebecca Black
Black, who considers herself queer, has demonstrated a willingness to push the boundaries of pop music.
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Interview: To the Max with Ava Max
Ava Max takes a deep dive into her powerful, personal, and extremely danceable new album 'Diamonds & Dancefloors.'
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8 Questions for ‘Stacy’s Brother’ Musician Mad Tsai
Mad Tsai talks about the making of his catchy single "Stacy's Brother" and its athletic and sensual video.
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Tom Goss is Determined to Make Christmas Really, Really Gay
With his holiday album "Big Fat Gay Ass Christmas," Tom Goss is determined to make the Yuletide really, really gay
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Editor’s Pick: Quinn Christopherson at the KenCen
Christopherson perform a free concert presented by the Kennedy Center on its Millennium Stage that will also be livestreamed.
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Editor’s Pick: Ledisi with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presents Ledisi as the headlining guest artist for its Season Opening Gala, where she'll perform her tribute to Nina Simone.
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Lynda Carter, Remixed: “Unique, Danceable, Fun, and Relatable”
Lynda Carter's sweeping, sumptuous "Human and Divine" gets a masterful dance mix from Grammy-winning DJ David Audé.
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Interview: Calum Scott is On the Rise
Seven years ago, Calum Scott shot to fame on 'Britain's Got Talent.' He soars even higher with his new album 'Bridges.'
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Editor’s Pick: Gina Chavez at Jammin’ Java
Chavez returns to the area in support of her album 'La Que Manda,' which garnered a 2020 Latin Grammy nomination.
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Joan Osborne Pays Tribute to Jerry Garcia at The Hamilton Live
Joan Osborne will be performing Garcia's repertoire at the venue's annual 'The Days Between' celebration of the musician's life.
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Editor’s Pick: Vince Gill at Capital One Hall
Vince Gill, who has subtly, surely revealed himself over time to be a bona fide LGBTQ ally, plays two nights at the new venue.
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Editor’s Pick: Waylon Payne at the Pearl Street Warehouse
Waylon Payne's personal story is as complex and unwieldy as his music is pure and captivating. He appears in D.C. on July 27.
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Maggie Rogers’ Coachella Performance Was Actually A Project For Her Master’s
'Surrender' isn't just the name of the new album dropping soon from Rogers, it's also the title of her Harvard University thesis.
