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DC Youth Orchestra Program: A World of Difference at Atlas Performing Arts Center, $0.50 historic preservation fee per ticket.
Immersive drag at Black Cat features a cast performing classics with kick, ball, and costume changes, featuring Emcee Sapphica Star, Venetian, Etouslay Noir, Vagenesis, Sirene Noir, ages 18+.
The Mountain Grass Unit presents the Appalachian Smoke Tour at the 9:30 Club, 815 V Street N.W., Washington.
Lime Garden performs new album Maybe Not Tonight with glitchy vocals, garage‑rock guitars and detuned synths, supported by queer Vietnamese‑American singer‑songwriter nina1am at Songbyrd Music House.
Akeem Ali performs his third “Texture Tape” installment, blending clothing textures with sultry production and witty lyricism at Howard Theatre.
Winyah performs at the 9:30 Club, 815 V Street N.W., Washington.
Harbour performs at Union Stage, 740 Water Street SW, Washington, DC.
RaiNao presents the Marcriá tour at Union Stage, 740 Water Street, Washington.
WHITE FORD BRONCO performs 90s hits at Union Stage, 740 Water Street SW, Washington, DC.
The Bends (If You Insist Tour) performs at Union Stage, 740 Water Street, Washington.
Madeon performs Victory Live at Echostage, a cashless standing‑room venue requiring ID for ages 18+.
George Clanton delivers nostalgic, synth‑driven electronic pop with opening set by Ryan Hemsworth at Black Cat.