Live music in Germantown

A young string band playing the Opry one night and a Germantown rock club the next, which tells you the plan.

Face to Face have played melodic hardcore for thirty-five years without ever softening the tempo to make it easier.

Conor Oberst has been writing about the end of the world since he was a teenager, and he has gotten better at it.

Two of the sharpest guitar songwriters of the last decade splitting a bill, with the Nashville one playing at home.

The Longest Johns turned a genre most people knew from cartoons into a room full of strangers singing in parts.

Saosin play the self-titled record front to back, twenty years after it split the post-hardcore argument wide open.

Julia Jacklin writes about the exact moment a relationship becomes something you are describing in past tense.

GWAR have been executing celebrities in latex and spraying the front rows since long before anyone called it content.

A trio built entirely on three voices, which either works completely or not at all — and it works.

Chat Pile make ugly, specific American misery sound like a load-bearing wall giving way.

A tour named The King of Having Fun sets a bar, and this is a project built around clearing it in public.