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TOP UPCOMING CONCERTS IN Baltimore, MD
- Heart & Cheap Trick @ CFG Bank Arena on Mon May 13, 2024
- Charlie Wilson @ Pier Six Pavilion on Sat May 11, 2024
- Mother's Day Celebration: Marvin Sapp, Tamela Mann, Tye Tribbett, Bishop Jason Nelson & David Mann @ Chesapeake Employers' Insurance Arena on Sat May 11, 2024
- Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Damon Gupton - Blockbuster Film Classics @ Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Sun May 12, 2024
- Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Jeannette Sorrell - Baroque And Classical Masters @ Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Sat May 4, 2024
Wed Apr 24, 2024
Venue: Baltimore Soundstage
Time: 7:00 PM
Featuring: Erra
Pylon Reenactment Society
Venue: Ottobar
Time: 8:00 PM
Featuring: Pylon Reenactment Society
The Piano Guys
Venue: Lyric Opera House - MD
Featuring: The Piano Guys
Thu Apr 25, 2024
Bobby Trosset & Sarah Ellison
Featuring: Sarah Ellison | Bobby Trosset
Venue: Rams Head Live
Featuring: Kamelot
Noah Pierre
Featuring: Noah Pierre
Fri Apr 26, 2024
98 Rock Spring Thing: Staind, Seether & The Struts
Venue: CFG Bank Arena
Time: 5:30 PM
Featuring: The Struts | Staind | Seether | 98 Rock Spring Thing
Black Country, New Road
Featuring: Black Country, New Road
Billy Sorrells
Venue: Baltimore Comedy Factory
Featuring: Billy Sorrells
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Marin Alsop & Yunchan Lim - Simon, Ives & Rachmaninoff
Venue: Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
Featuring: Simon, Ives & Rachmaninoff | Yunchan Lim | Marin Alsop | Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The Slackers
Time: 9:00 PM
Featuring: The Slackers
The Taylor Party - Taylor Swift Tribute Night
Featuring: The Taylor Party
Time: 10:30 PM
Sat Apr 27, 2024
Grim Reefer Fest: Weedeater & Black Lung
Time: 2:00 PM
Featuring: Black Lung | Weedeater
Zach Williams
Venue: Chesapeake Employers' Insurance Arena
Featuring: Zach Williams
Francis Ellis
Venue: The Port Comedy Club
Featuring: Francis Ellis
Rodrigo Y Gabriela
Featuring: Rodrigo Y Gabriela
Saint Asonia
Featuring: Saint Asonia
Time: 9:30 PM
Sun Apr 28, 2024
Morgan State University Symphonic Band Concert
Venue: Murphy Fine Arts Center
Time: 6:00 PM
Featuring: Morgan State University Symphonic Band
Featuring: Jim Breuer
The Teskey Brothers & The Dip
Venue: Pier Six Pavilion
Featuring: The Teskey Brothers | The Dip
Teen Suicide
Featuring: Teen Suicide
Venue: Upstairs at Ottobar
Featuring: Neuroot
Mon Apr 29, 2024
Sum 41 & The Interrupters
Featuring: The Interrupters | Sum 41
Wed May 1, 2024
Featuring: Twrp
Hotel Paradise Orchestra
Venue: Keystone Korner Baltimore
Time: 7:30 PM
Featuring: Hotel Paradise Orchestra
Dustin Kensrue
Featuring: Dustin Kensrue
Thu May 2, 2024
From Ashes to New
Featuring: From Ashes To New
Kevin Jackson
Featuring: Kevin Jackson
Featuring: Shy Glizzy
Fri May 3, 2024
Gates to Hell
Venue: The Metro Gallery
Time: 6:30 PM
Featuring: Gates to Hell
Lisa Fischer
Featuring: Lisa Fischer
Phil Wickham
Featuring: Phil Wickham
Adrienne Iapalucci
Featuring: Adrienne Iapalucci
Featuring: Black Kray
Darren Brand
Featuring: Darren Brand
Who's Bad - Michael Jackson Tribute Band
Featuring: Who's Bad
London Film Music Orchestra
Venue: Hippodrome Theatre At The France-Merrick PAC
Featuring: London Film Music Orchestra
The Messthetics
Featuring: The Messthetics
Time: 9:45 PM
Featuring: Various Artists
Sat May 4, 2024
Blaire Postman
Time: 4:00 PM
Featuring: Blaire Postman
The Ghost Inside
Featuring: The Ghost Inside
David Liebe Hart
Featuring: David Liebe Hart
Featuring: BoyWithUke
Featuring: Sexyy Red
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Jeannette Sorrell - Baroque And Classical Masters
Featuring: Jeannette Sorrell | Baroque | Classical Masters | Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Time: 8:30 PM
Sun May 5, 2024
Time: 3:00 PM
Time: 5:00 PM
Korpiklaani
Featuring: Korpiklaani
Stiff Little Fingers
Featuring: Stiff Little Fingers
Mon May 6, 2024
Citizen Soldier
Featuring: Citizen Soldier
Tue May 7, 2024
The Furious Bongos
Featuring: The Furious Bongos
Wed May 8, 2024
Featuring: Alpha Wolf
Thu May 9, 2024
Featuring: Take 6
Time: 7:10 PM
Featuring: Insomnium
Featuring: CKY
Ashley Kutcher
Featuring: Ashley Kutcher
Fri May 10, 2024
High On Fire
Featuring: High on Fire
Featuring: Gary Vider
Tay Tay Dance Party
Featuring: Tay Tay Dance Party
Amanda Seales
Featuring: Amanda Seales - Comedian
Featuring: Jaye Jayle
Sat May 11, 2024
Morgan State University Jazz Ensemble Concert
Featuring: Morgan State University Jazz Ensemble
Mother's Day Celebration: Marvin Sapp, Tamela Mann, Tye Tribbett, Bishop Jason Nelson & David Mann
Featuring: Tye Tribbett | Mother`s Day Celebration | David Mann | Tamela Mann | Marvin Sapp | Bishop Jason Nelson
The Second Saturday S#!t Show: Elizabeth Booker Houston
Featuring: The Second Saturday S#!t Show | Elizabeth Booker Houston
Charlie Wilson
Featuring: Charlie Wilson
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: Damon Gupton - Blockbuster Film Classics
Featuring: Damon Gupton | Blockbuster Film Scores | Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
The Bieber Party: Justin Bieber Night
Featuring: The Bieber Party: Justin Bieber Night
The Polish Ambassador
Featuring: The Polish Ambassador
Sun May 12, 2024
Featuring: Diana Ross
Mon May 13, 2024
Heart & Cheap Trick
Featuring: Heart | Cheap Trick
Baltimore Concert and Event Information
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Benefits of summer travel
The list of summer-travel perks is endless. But here are just a few of our favorite reasons to see the world between June and September.
Warm weather for exploring
If you’re planning to travel this summer, you can expect weather in the high 70s. If you plan to visit Iceland, it can get up to 68. And if you’re looking at summer vacations to Australia, where it’s their winter, you can expect it to be between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on where you go.
Activities for every interest
One of the best parts of our summer tour packages is that there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re interested in listening to live music, sipping homemade sangria, walking through nature, or feeling nautical on the sea, our summer trips have it all.
More daylight for sightseeing
The sun rises earlier and sets later in the summer, which means longer days for you to explore. With more free time, you’ll truly make the most of your trip.
It also means spending more time outside, so you can see wildlife at Denali National Park , walk along the cliffs of Moher in Ireland , or snorkel with sea turtles in the Galápagos .
It’s the off-season for many countries
Scandinavia , Iceland , and Australia & New Zealand are often considered winter travel destinations. But in the summer, they’re even more special. Summer vacations to more traditional winter destinations mean fewer crowds, lower prices, and more unique experiences.
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Frequently asked questions about summer travel.
Traveling in the summer is great for everyone, with trips to suit any interest. If you’re looking to explore the outdoors, like Denali National Park or Iceland, you’ll love our Adventure tours . If you like learning about history, you’ll love our trips to Europe . If you're a foodie or enjoy trying different wines, check out our Food & Wine tours .
There are so many things to experience on our summer trips. Some of our favorite summer activities include:
- Cruising of the Galápagos
- Sipping wine made from rare Albanian grapes in Albania
- Walking the streets of the Greek Islands of Paros and Naxos
- Taking in the Australian Outback
- Cruising through Copenhagen
- Seeing all the famous sites in Europe
No matter where you go, a good tip for any summer trip is to bring sunscreen. And pack lots of layers so you’ll never be too hot or too cold. Squeeze a great sun hat and sunglasses into your suitcase and you’ll be good to go.
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The Best Sightseeing Tours in Baltimore
Explore the city’s history, culture and food with these tours offered by foot, by trolley or by sea..
Baltimore is a city comprised of one-of-a-kind neighborhoods, all of which offer glimpses into history, beautifully-preserved architecture and people watching galore. What’s the best way to see it all for yourself? Take a walk or ride led by an expert tour guide who can show you everything Charm City has to offer, ranging from history-themed excursions to food-focused feasts.
Wheels to Water
Out-of-the-box, sip and grub, explore baltimore's neighborhoods on foot with cultural walking tours., baltimore black heritage tours.
Founded by Baltimore native Lou Fields, Baltimore Black Heritage Tours is a go-to for planning your ideal trip to the city of Baltimore. Through every walking tour and itinerary plan, Fields and his team aim to preserve, protect and promote Maryland’s African American history and culture. You’ll see sites that are integral to Baltimore’s roots on each tour, such as Douglass Place, a row of houses in Fell’s Point built by Frederick Douglass for African American renters, the National Great Blacks In Wax Museum and so much more.
Baltimore National Heritage Area Walking Tours
The Baltimore Heritage Area Association is dedicated to promoting, preserving and enhancing the city of Baltimore’s cultural legacy and natural resources. One way the organization is able to stick to that mission is by providing residents and curious visitors alike with self-guided walking tours that uncover local stories and surprises on every corner. Along the Historic Fell’s Point Trail , you’ll get to walk in Frederick Douglass’s footsteps and hear about the bombardment of Fort McHenry , while the Mount Vernon History Tour introduces you to some of the nation’s foremost cultural institutions – from the Walters Art Museum to the Peabody Institute . You can also learn more about Baltimore’s Native American community by taking a self-guided tour of East Baltimore’s Historic American Indian “Reservation.”
The Washington Monument stands in the center of Mount Vernon and offers sweeping views of the city.
I Love Baltimore Personal Tours
Led by born-and-raised Baltimorean Ira Cunningham, I Love Baltimore Personal Tours give you the chance to see Baltimore through the eyes of a local. Pick from several tour options—Baltimore Civil War Tour, Cathedral Tour, Harriet Tubman Tour, Johns Hopkins Tour, Black History Tour and more—to receive an in-depth look at the city’s culture, historic sites and local spots.
Pennsylvania Avenue Heritage Tour
This monument to the Royal Theater stands where the original building once stood.
Immerse yourself in Baltimore’s civil rights legacy along Pennsylvania Avenue on this tour led by the Baltimore National Heritage Area. Designated an official arts and entertainment district in 2019, Pennsylvania Avenue boasts some the city’s—and the nation’s—richest African American artistic and cultural history . The Royal Theatre, for example, provided a stage for legends like Duke Ellington, Etta James, Cab Calloway, The Temptations and the Supremes. Plus, you’ll stroll by Sharp Street United Methodist Church, home of the first African American congregation, the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum and so much more.
By land or by sea, these traveling tours will give you a different perspective of Baltimore.
Baltimore cruises by watermark.
Baltimore is recognized for its maritime history, so what better way to get to know it than from the waterway itself? Watermark offers a Baltimore sightseeing cruise with a 45-minute recorded narration to give you historical facts and information about what you’re seeing. You can also book more in-depth cruises to get even more knowledge about Baltimore.
Get views like this from an Inner Harbor tour.
Baltimore Rent-A-Tour
Whether you’re interested in taking an evening boat cruise through the Inner Harbor or would rather explore the city by foot, the talented guides of Rent-A-Tour are here to help. With decades of combined experience as historians and storytellers, the esteemed team will provide you and your group with an informative and entertaining exploration of the city. Plus, you have the option of choosing a transportation method like a bus or van, that will take you to famed sites such as the birthplace of baseball legend Babe Ruth , the resting place of Edgar Allan Poe and America’s first Roman Catholic cathedral. Can’t make it in person? Owner Chris Riehl has you covered with virtual tours , telling Baltimore stories about everything from Frederick Douglass to the Baltimore Orioles .
Inner Harbor Kayak Tours
Offered by the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks and Waterfront Partnership , this tour experience of the Inner Harbor is unlike any other, as you’ll be taking in the views of the city from your very own kayak. Once the group departs from the Maryland Science Center Water Taxi landing, you’ll have the chance to check out famed sites like the historic USS Torsk submarine, the USS Constellation and Mr. Trash Wheel —a vessel that removes trash from the Jones Falls as it empties into the Inner Harbor. Please note, this tour is recommended for experienced paddlers only.
Photo courtesy of Waterfront Partnership
City Cruises Baltimore
Seeking the perfect venue for your next company outing or family reunion? Look no further than City Cruises to take you and your party on an excursion through the Inner Harbor. Once on the boat, you’ll find a newly designed dance floor, live music from an esteemed DJ, several bars and a chef-made buffet meal for everyone to enjoy, all while surrounded by the city’s remarkable skyline.
Try something different from the usual sightseeing tour and get to know the city from a pirate ship, segwey or a helicopter.
Baltimore ghost tours.
Join Baltimore Ghost Tours for creepy walks through Baltimore’s haunted history. Experience the macabre as you’re introduced to the ghosts of Fell’s Point, hear the tales of missing sailors and walk by buildings where guests went in…and never came out. There’s even a haunted pub crawl worth joining, if you dare.
Discover Charm City’s spooky side on a Baltimore Ghost Tour. You never know what spirits you may encounter on the way…
Baltimore Wicked History Tours
Wicked History Tours , the sister company to Baltimore Ghost Tours , will take you back to a time when Fell’s Point was seen as a risky and bold place to visit, full of privateers, sailors and ladies of the night. Through the various tour programs, you’ll meet the nasty, the naughty, the wicked and the depraved who walked the streets. From speakeasies (did you know that Baltimore refused to cooperate during Prohibition?) to underhanded villains to celebrated personalities, this award-winning tour is different than any history lesson you’ll find in school.
Bike and Brunch Tours
Want to stay active and also love food? Then you’re in luck with these Bike and Brunch Tours ! Join the group on your own bike or a rental and see Baltimore’s waterfront neighborhoods and Black Arts District . Learn about the history, legacy and culture of Baltimore’s historically Black communities and enjoy a delicious brunch designed exclusively for your tour group.
Charm City Helicopters
See Charm City from new heights with this one-of-a-kind tour experience.
Check out Baltimore from the sky with Charm City Helicopters , the only helicopter tour company in the city. Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary, honoring a birthday or are simply looking for an unforgettable experience, this helicopter ride will take you around the Inner Harbor and its neighboring communities, giving you a bird’s eye view of the action below. Booking is available all-year round with special seasonal options, including the Fall Foliage Package or Christmas Lights Package.
Urban Adventure Quest
Get to know the city through this interactive, three-hour scavenger hunt along the waterfront, among museums and around famed historic buildings. All you have to do is take out your smart phone and prepare to embark on a journey through the city solving Urban Adventure Quest clues, completing challenges and working as a team to unravel hidden secrets of Baltimore. Along the way, you’ll see recognizable spots and hidden gems and get to know Charm City’s personality. To have the most entertaining experience, break up your large group into several teams and see who can make it to the finish line first.
Urban Pirates
Ahoy, matey! Climb aboard Fearless, a modern-day pirate ship that sails out of the Ann Street Pier in Fell’s Point from early summer to late fall. Urban Pirates ‘ lively crew can guide families, private events, birthday parties or adults over the age of 21 for a ‘B.Y.O.G.’ (bring your own grog) affair, all for a few hours along the city’s edge. With every tour option, you’ll be entertained with pirate-themed dances, games and treasure hunts galore.
Knock out two things at once and enjoy a meal or a drink while you tour Baltimore.
Accent on baltimore.
Sometimes the best way to experience a new city is through its food scene, which happens to thrive in Baltimore. With Accent on Baltimore , you can give the dining scene a taste, as the company offers fully guided food tours and pub crawls for groups of all sizes, either just for one day or for an entire weekend. In addition to the cuisine-focused tours of Baltimore’s best eateries and bars, Accent on Baltimore offers a driving tour for newcomers, as well as custom tours where you can choose exactly how you want to experience everything Charm City has to offer.
Bite of Baltimore
Enjoy bites from local pubs in Fell’s Point. Photograph by Justin Tsucalas.
In addition to boutique shops and historic sites, Baltimore is home to a diverse array of cuisine you’ll most definitely want to indulge in when visiting. And, if you’re itching to try it all in one fell swoop, Bite of Baltimore is the way to do it. This one-of-a-kind offering gives you the chance to try four plates of food from various local restaurants, and also learn historical fun facts about the culture and community of Fell’s Point, Mount Vernon or Federal Hill along the way.
City Brew Tours
Since 1892, when the bottle cap was patented in Baltimore, our city has been perfecting its role in the beer industry. Today, its home to over a dozen brewpubs and beer co-ops you won’t want to miss on your next visit. Thanks to City Brew Tours , you won’t have to, as you’ll get VIP, behind-the-scenes access to the top breweries, brewpubs and beer pubs of the city. All you have to do is sit back, relax and enjoy the drive as you make stops along the way, tasting more than 15 different local craft beers and learning a little history about the industry between sips.
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Summer Music Lineup: Venues Reopening, Music Festivals in DC, Maryland, Virginia and Beyond
Live music is making a big comeback to the d.c. area in 2021.
Music festivals and concerts are making a big comeback for summer 2021 as D.C., Maryland, Virginia and other states roll back COVID-19 restrictions.
After a year inside, we're ready to dance — and major music festivals and venues are announcing summer lineups to satisfy every type of music lover.
From The Birchmere to The Kennedy Center to Union Stage, venues large and small across the D.C. area are scheduling shows again. Keep scrolling to see music festivals that are returning and music venues reopening.
Here are the biggest shows and festivals to know about that are an easy trip from D.C.
2021 Music Festivals Near the D.C. Area
M3 music festival.
Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland July 2-4, 2021
This festival is all about the glory and glamour of ‘80s rock. Kix, Queensryche and Night Ranger are among the headliners at this weekend-long fest at Merriweather Post Pavilion, which is a mostly outdoor venue.
Red Wing Roots Music Festival
Mt. Solon, Virginia July 9-11
The Mavericks, Sarah Jarosz, Hiss Golden Messenger, Son Little, Bettye Lavette and many more artists are heading to this camping festival outside Harrisonburg, between Shenandoah National Park and the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest.
Distrito Music Fest
Washington, D.C. July 24
Union Stage's one-day Latin American music festival will bring Tres Minutos, Perro Sombra, Richie Gomez and more to the Wharf.
FloydFest 2021
Floyd, Virginia July 21-25
The Avett Brothers, Billy Strings, Old Crow Medicine Show and Turkuaz are some of the top-billed musicians performing at FloydFest. The fest has camping and glamping options.
Moonrise Festival
Baltimore, Maryland Aug. 6-8, 2021
This electronic dance music festival is rescheduled from 2020 but hasn’t announced artists yet.
Darn Good Music Festival
Centreville, Virginia Aug. 7-8
The Revivalists, Third Eye Blind, American Authors, Joywave and more artists will perform at Bull Run Regional Park in August.
Old Fiddlers' Convention
Galax, Virginia Aug. 9-14
Celebrate fiddle players and Virginia's musical heritage with bluegrass, folk and more. Organizers say this camping festival with music and dance competitions is the largest and oldest fiddle festival in the country.
Hot August Music Festival
Cockeysville, Maryland Aug. 28, 2021
Jam out to Greensky Bluegrass, Shakey Graves, Lettuce and more at this day-long festival. Tickets are already on sale, starting at $64.
Made in America Music Festival
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sept. 4-5
Jay-Z's Made in America Music Festival is returning for its 10th year at Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Artists haven't yet been announced.
Blue Ridge Rock Festival
Danville, Virginia Sept. 9-12, 2021
Five Finger Death Punch, Shinedown, Megadeath and more are on the lineup for this festival with camping and hotel options.
Firefly Music Festival
Dover, Delaware September 23-26, 2021
Headliners Billie Eilish, The Killers, Lizzo and Tame Impala plus Megan Thee Stallion, Cage the Elephant, Roddy Ricch, Wiz Khalifa and Machine Gun Kelly are set to take the stage at this camping fest in Dover, Delaware.
Firefly Music Festival is a two-hour drive from downtown D.C.
Cumberland, Maryland Sept. 23-27, 2021
Bluegrass is center stage at this annual festival at the Allegany Fairgrounds. Artists on the lineup this year including The Del McCoury Band, The Travelin’ McCourys, Old Crow Medicine Show, Sam Bush and more.
This family-friendly camping festival is usually held on Memorial Day.
Keep checking back as more festivals are announced. D.C.’s Broccoli City has teased a comeback, and we’re awaiting details on Philadelphia’s Made in America, scheduled for Labor Day weekend.
Concert Venues & Series Reopening in DC, Maryland and Virginia
The Anthem Washington, D.C.
One of the District's largest dedicated concert venues has announced shows will return in August. Check out Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons (Aug. 7), Jason Mraz (Aug. 15) and Modest Mouse (Aug. 17), then more shows scheduled into 2022.
The Birchmere Alexandria, Virginia
The Birchmere has been scheduling seated shows with food and drink available for purchase. They have shows scheduled well into 2022.
Comet Ping Pong Washington, D.C.
Northwest D.C.'s destination for ping pong, pizza and performances is announcing more and more shows, but they're selling out quickly. Keep an eye on the calendar here .
Echostage Washington, D.C.
This electronic-focused venue in Northeast will be among the first to return as D.C. lifts restrictions. Zedd is scheduled for June 11, then David Guetta on June 17 and Tiësto on June 18. Most shows are for age 18 and up.
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The Hamilton Washington, D.C.
This downtown venue has performances scheduled in June and July. Here's the schedule .
Howard Theatre Washington, D.C.
Performances kick off in June with pianist and composer Tigran Hamasyan's and Sebastian Bach. Stay tuned for more summer dates.
Jammin Java Vienna, Virginia
This all-ages venue has already packed its summer schedule with dozens of artists for outdoor concerts.
Jiffy Lube Live Bristow, Virginia
One of the largest concert venues in the D.C. area has packed its summer schedule with rock, country and pop acts.
The Doobie Brothers kick things off on June 10. Then check out Luke Bryan (July 17); Backstreet Boys (July 20); Matchbox Twenty (July 28); Jimmy Buffet (Aug. 7); Chris Stapleton (Aug. 14) and Santana and Earth, Wind and Fire (Aug. 20).
The Kennedy Center Washington, D.C.
The Kennedy Center is bringing back performances to the Millennium Stage and the REACH . Here's the full calendar .
Madam's Organ Washington, DC
Adams Morgan's multi-level bar and venue is ramping up to performances seven nights a week again.
Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, Maryland
Merriweather Post Pavilion, which has an outdoor, covered stage and expansive lawn, is gearing up for the M3 Rock Festival over Fourth of July weekend, then some big-name performances in August.
The summer shows include Rod Stewart and Cheap Trick (Aug. 11); Luke Bryan (Aug. 12); Wilco and Sleater-Kinney (Aug. 20); Dave Matthews Band (Aug. 21); Alanis Morissette (Aug. 31). The Capital Jazz fest closes out summer on Labor Day weekend, but more performances are already booked for fall.
Pearl Street Warehouse Washington, D.C.
This venue-plus-restaurant on The Wharf hosts weekend performances for as low as $20.
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The Pocket DC Washington, D.C.
A small, intimate venue that opened just months before COVID-19 shutdowns, The Pocket hosts artists performing a range of genres, from funk to pop to R&B.
The Plaza Live Tysons Corner, Virginia
Tysons Corner Center plans to bring local musicians and other live entertainment to The Plaza every week. Check it out 4-7 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 2-7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Check back for details about their late summer concert series in partnership with iHeartRadio and WGTS, set for September.
Union Stage Washington, D.C.
White Ford Broncho, the '90s cover band that consistently sells out its D.C.-area shows, plays at Union Stage on June 11, kicking off a big comeback for Union Stage.
Wolf Trap Vienna, Virginia
Wolf Trap kicks off its 50 th anniversary season on July 1 with its “Fifty Years Together: A Celebration of Wolf Trap” concert featuring Cynthia Erivo, Christine Goerke, Joyce Yang, JoAnn Falletta and the National Symphony Orchestra, in its outdoor amphitheater the Filene Center.
Other performances include folk duo Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange) (July 7); Max Weinberg’s Jukebox (July 10-11); New Orleans jazz legends Preservation Hall Jazz Band (July 17); D.C.’s Big Tony and Trouble Funk (July 18); An Evening with Amos Lee (July 21-22); Chris Thile (July 24 + 25); The War and Treaty (July 29) and more.
Keep checking back as more music festivals announce details and concert venues reopen. Have a suggestion? Tweet at us .
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