DAM!Fest finishes up in DC tonight with the main event. Cat Power headlines 9:30 Club. Are you going? Have you been to shows over the past 4 days? Comment away...
DAM! Fest continues in DC tonight, with another show. DC's Telograph headlines a show at IOTA and Baltimore's Arbouretum provides support. These are 2 bands known for their live shows, so this should be a good one.
DAM! Fest continues in DC tonight, with 3 more shows. As usual, I'll hook you up with some mp3s to help you make the decisions needed to map out your night. Did anybody go to a show the first two nights? How were they? Comment away.
DAM! Fest continues in DC tonight, with 2 rather eclectic shows. As usual, I'll hook you up with some mp3s to help you make the decisions needed to map out your night. Did anybody go to a show last night? How was it? Comment away.
Tonight is the start of 2007's version of The District's Awake! Music Festival or DAM! Fest as it is so eloquently marketed. As they are about to takeover the city, we found it only fitting that we do a preview of the first night. Since I'm too exhausted to wax poetic on all of these bands, I'll give quick comments on each bill, hook you up with some mp3s and allow you to map out your night.
The Red and The Black (Doors @ 8:30) I feel that this bill exemplifies what DAM! Fest is all about. Sure, the big names and venues are sexy and they will get the attention, but we all know that the underground is where it's at. Take a bunch of very talented (yet, under the radar) DC bands, throw them in a small venue with a solid out of town band and let them amaze those that are smart enough to skip the big crowds for them.
Rock and Roll Hotel (Doors @ 7:30) This bill is your sex appeal for the night and it's very Brooklyn heavy, with some international flavor thrown in for good measure. That said, my personal pick for band of the night is on this bill and that would be A Place To Bury Strangers. I saw them in August... pure walls of noise, smoke machines and flashing strobe lights. If you go to see them, bring earplugs and try not to have a seizure. You have been warned.
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