How two collectives in and around the District are pushing street rap to the brink.

By order of Montgomery County, the Garage will stop hosting live music. On May 19, District Court Judge Rand L. Gelber found that the Boyds, Maryland, venue—which operates on the county’s Agricultural...

The Seattle band mashes up Millennial malaise with ’80s synthpunk and biting satire on a playful second LP that crowds out the more emotional elements with terminally online irony.

During collective bargaining, parent company of Rockville-based Graphic Audio laid off half its staff, including the bargaining committee.

Devi McCallion, Hit Like a Girl, and others join the music festival to support trans rights.

This season has local bands, up-and-comers, and a few big names—not to mention the return of Mosh Madness and a rave on Pennsylvania Avenue.

Meet the freelance artists who crouch and climb around DIY venues to capture D.C. bands and music history on camera.

12 track album

Ahead of the D.C. punk band’s new album and Liberation Weekend festival, their scene reacts to legal action by frontwoman Jael Holzman.

10 track album

The best songs of 2025.

From Florida to New Hampshire, the D.C. singer-songwriter’s latest EP is a travelogue of her early adulthood.