Just Announced

Maybe MF Doom is playing with Doom at MDF?

The Tallest Man on Earth
6/8
Rams Head Live


Leesburg, VA - Tally Ho Theatre
6/10

bearman wrote:
FLAG
July 1st
Black Cat

excellent

bob72 wrote:

bearman wrote:
FLAG
July 1st
Black Cat

excellent

The openers are the Dirty Nil and War on Women.  I do not know TDN, but War on Women are great live and not to be missed!

The Specials
9/10
FSS

Rainer Maria
8/12
Ottobar

Vas wrote:
Rainer Maria
8/12
Ottobar

source?  Any DC dates to precede or follow?

This may rub a few boardies the wrong way, but LOLduffys.

http://www.popville.com/2016/03/duffy-leaving-duffys-april-6th/

ottobar website.
not sure about other dates.

travelinbeat wrote:

Vas wrote:
Rainer Maria
8/12
Ottobar

source?  Any DC dates to precede or follow?

travelinbeat wrote:

Vas wrote:
Rainer Maria
8/12
Ottobar

source? 

https://www.facebook.com/events/528206374015225/

edit: oops, vas is too fast for me…

Trashcan Sinatras
World Café Live
Wilmington, DE
5/20

And you posted another one before I could edit my post?  8)

7/2
Richie Ramone
@ the Ottobar

Chastity belt
Metro gallery
6/13

Creative Dialogue: LibraryTalk - Flash in Time: Discussing D.C. Punk Fanzines

Thursday, April 7, 2016 . 5:30PM
Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, University of Maryland

Panelists:
Scott Crawford
Patrick Foster
Amanda Huron
Farrah Skeiky

Flash In Time: Discussing D.C. Punk Fanzines brings together participants in the underground fanzine culture that has been an important part of Washington, D.C.?s punk scene since the 1970s. Panelists include fanzine creators from throughout the timeline of D.C. punk zines: Scott Crawford ( Metrozine fanzine, 1980s), Patrick Foster ( Sweet Portable You fanzine,1980s-2000s), Amanda Huron (Brickthrower fanzine,1990s) and Farrah Skeiky (Strawberry Dreams fanzine, 2010s). Panelists will discuss why and how they created their fanzines, as well as provide insight into how their experiences with fanzines have impacted their other creative pursuits and careers. Following a 60-75 minute panel discussion and Q&A session, filmmaker James Schneider will screen several short features culled from footage shot for his forthcoming D.C. punk documentary, ?Punk The Capital.? This event is inspired by Special Collection in Performing Arts? (SCPA) D.C. Punk and Indie Fanzine Collection. SCPA intends to have several examples from the collection on display at the event, as well as posters and other materials that describe and illustrate the history of D.C. punk fanzines.

Vas wrote:
Chastity belt
Metro gallery
6/13

Yes!

Kool and the Gang/Bootsy Collins/Morris Day/Doug E Fresh
Lube
8-13

Lukas Nelson Nelson and the Promise of the Real/ Fruition
Gypsy Sallys
5-25

David Nelson Band/ Ten Feet Tall
Gypsy Sallys
5-15

Megadeth
FSS
5-5