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hutch wrote:
Chainsmokers is more for a Sidehatch family fest

true story
but after seeing them once….unless the kids pay, I'm not going to see them again

When you have a "Super Excellent Seat" at the Anthem and chose Will Call, do you just go directly to the special/quicker entrance?  Do they have a will-call list there?  Or do you still go to the will-call window at the box office proper?

Interpol is my first time not just going GA at an Anthem show.

DotTheEyes wrote:
When you have a "Super Excellent Seat" at the Anthem and chose Will Call, do you just go directly to the special/quicker entrance?  Do they have a will-call list there?  Or do you still go to the will-call window at the box office proper?

Interpol is my first time not just going GA at an Anthem show.

Unless something’s changed, you go to the non-waterfront entrance.

You can get your tickets at that entrance?

I think

Cracker
5-23
Ramshead Annapolis


Lately they seem to be here 2-3 times a year

Milkboy College Park.

Live Nation and Songbyrd present
John K. Samson & Kevin Devine with Shannen Moser
Shannen Moser
Thursday May 9, 2019
Doors: 8:00 PM
Show: 8:30 PM

All Ages

$22 - $27

hutch wrote:
I think

Cracker
5-23
Ramshead Annapolis


Lately they seem to be here 2-3 times a year

Nothing wrong with multiple Cracker visits!      Except RH Annapolis's setup of course

But, yes, this 3 times a year thing is rather new.

I wish it's Camper Van Beethoven with their own show :(

CHAI/Haiku Hands
Union Stage
Monday March 18

Vas wrote:
I wish it's Camper Van Beethoven with their own show :(

I hear ya!  Their show in 2014 at the 9:30 was Wonderful!

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/camper-van-beethoven/2014/930-club-washington-dc-23c594e3.html

Mudhoney
Broadberry (Richmond)
10-7

Baltimore Sounstage
10-18

The old DC skiperoo…

Holy Ghost!
U Street
May 3rd
$25

930 won Pollstar Nightclub OTY again last night.

Jenny Lewis
9/5
Anthem

challenged wrote:
Jenny Lewis
9/5
Anthem

I love her on so many levels

JohnnyBaconbitz wrote:

challenged wrote:
Jenny Lewis
9/5
Anthem

I love her on so many levels

The new album sleeve art is great!!

RustyOrgan wrote:

JohnnyBaconbitz wrote:

challenged wrote:
Jenny Lewis
9/5
Anthem

I love her on so many levels

The new album sleeve art is great!!

(*) (*)

challenged wrote:
Jenny Lewis
9/5
Anthem

Wow, that's a big venue for her.

I remember going to the Velvet Lounge with a few other boardies the night Rilo Kiley was playing there.

We (well at least my future wife and I) left after the opener,  just like we did when Broken Social Scene played the Black Cat.

Space wrote:
I remember going to the Velvet Lounge with a few other boardies the night Rilo Kiley was playing there.

We (well at least my future wife and I) left after the opener,  just like we did when Broken Social Scene played the Black Cat.

I feel you pretty much have to review that RK concert now.

But in all seriousness, I am surprised to see she's at Anthem sans a co-headliner. (Although to be fair, it could be a seated 2,000 person arrangement and we just don't know.)

Julian, wrote:

Space wrote:
I remember going to the Velvet Lounge with a few other boardies the night Rilo Kiley was playing there.

We (well at least my future wife and I) left after the opener,  just like we did when Broken Social Scene played the Black Cat.

I feel you pretty much have to review that RK concert now.

But in all seriousness, I am surprised to see she's at Anthem sans a co-headliner. (Although to be fair, it could be a seated 2,000 person arrangement and we just don't know.)

Alright, let's pretend I stayed…Rilo Kiley was actually pretty solid. I'm so glad I went. They had hooks, they had looks. Their music was hooky as hell, and for me that's a good think. Jenny is cute in a way that you can admit you think so to your girlfriend without your girlfriend getting jealous.

Arlo was really the band we were there to see. Here's my review of their set.

It was 2002. I was a fan of a crunchy power pop band from LA called Arlo and they were playing a scrappy little music club on U Street called the Velvet Lounge. They were actually opening for another band that went on to become fairly popular in the indie rock scene, but I was interested in seeing the opening band. So I invited a handful friends and acquaintances to the show. There we were, just the half dozen of us and the band. Midway through the set, the drummer and one of the guitarists started arguing, and before we knew what was going on, they were on the floor brawling as the other two band members continue to play. As the rest of us stood there dumbfounded, perhaps wondering if the brawl was part of the act, into the fray jumped my friend Scott. Singlehandedly he broke up the fight and was later seen talking with both of the combatants in successive fashion. I asked him what he was talking to them about and he told me he was hoping to get them to reconcile.

15 years later, my friend Scott and his wife were murdered in their house, three days before Xmas day.