Welcome to your daily Hit List featuring the shows, events, gatherings, and so on that will keep your social life slightly above average!
And if you’re not about anything we show you now, there are tons of other events to check out on our AGENDA (side note: promoters/venues: posting events in the AGENDA is free and open to all-so please use it.)
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BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE: Keep an eye on our YOUR BEST MARCH roundup.
Now, let’s get down to business…
- Australian alt-rock band The Church plays 9:30 club. Their latest album FURTHER/DEEPER marks almost 30 album releases within the last 35 years. Now that’s impressive.
- Learn everything you need to know about scotch, such as how to differentiate types and speak some impressive drink lingo, from the Scotch Broad at Compass Rose. It’s not your grandfather’s drink anymore.
- EULA, the Brooklyn band whose new album Wool Sucking just dropped this month, plays at Black Cat.
- KITTEN, the L.A. 80s post-punk, pop synth-influenced band, plays at Rock and Roll Hotel.
- Punk bands Self Defense Family and Makthaverskan stop by DC9. Look for ice-breaker lyrics like “Fuck you for fucking me when I was seventeen.”
- Renown Spanish flamenco dancer Sara Baras and her company take over The Kennedy Center for the D.C. premiere of Voces, Suite Flamenca.Â
