Review: Rosanne Cash at the Birchmere
It’s been two years since Rosanne Cash introduced her extraordinary album “The River & the Thread” in a series of concerts at the Library of Congress, and she was back…
It’s been two years since Rosanne Cash introduced her extraordinary album “The River & the Thread” in a series of concerts at the Library of Congress, and she was back…
It’s a season for miracles, they say. And proof can be found in the astounding holiday performance of Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings Tuesday at D.C.’s Lincoln Theater. Not…
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Leave it to streaming services to create an optimum version of something broadcast networks created — the TV Christmas special. Now practically extinct from regular TV, the sentiment, corniness and…
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Jonathan Richman has been known to play some pretty unpredictable shows over the years, but few as unusual as his appearance Wednesday at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. There,…
Even 21 years later, the horrific atrocities of the Rwandan genocide is hard to wrap one’s head around. How could 800,000 to 1 million Tutsis be macheted to death in…
Because Nikki Lane has a portrayed herself so effectively in videos as a snarling, dangerously vindictive woman who burns down the motorcycle of a cheatin’ ex, the kind of vengeful…