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Ixia Chamber Music presents movements from John Holter’s Three Musings and Brahms’ String Quartet No. 1 at the Arts Club of Washington, free with RSVP, limited seating.
Cold Chocolate performs genre‑bending Americana, fusing folk, funk, and bluegrass, on the Millennium Stage in Studio K at The REACH, free in‑person and livestream.
Live music by Joseph Monasterial on Pinstripes patio, mixing pop, R&B, and country, alongside handcrafted cocktails and chef‑driven menu.
Sammy Rae & The Friends – the GET DOWN! perform at the 9:30 Club, 815 V Street N.W., Washington.
Joy Oladokun performs at Howard Theatre with a Zombie VIP Merch Bundle offering early entry, exclusive merch, laminate, lanyard, and crowd‑free merchandise shopping.
Low Cut Connie performs at Howard Theatre, featuring Adam Weiner, rock Pandemic Person of the Year, promoting his upcoming eighth album Livin in the USA.
Skilla Baby: The Price of Fame Tour — Howard Theatre, 620 T Street, NW, Washington.
RAPHAEL GHANEM APRESENTA: A CARNE SÓ CAI NO PRATO DO VEGANO performed at Howard Theatre, Washington, 18 and up.
Protomartyr perform post‑punk set at Black Cat, delivering caustic, impressionistic politics‑and‑poetry songs.
Red Leather – Tahoe Tour at The Atlantis, Washington, with non‑transferable tickets and possible cancellation for resale.
Jimi Hendrix Birthday Bash at Songbyrd Music House features the Eli Cook Band playing Hendrix, On The Bus covering the Grateful Dead, and Brassie performing Janis Joplin songs.
Joanne McNally presents her new stand‑up show Pinotphile, delivering irreverent war stories about situationships, revenge, frenemies and rejection at the Howard Theatre.