9:30 club

Written and Photographed by Liv Foltiny Walking along V St. NW in Washington, D.C., one could easily miss the 9:30 Club. With its brick facade and lack of any conspicuous signage, the 9:30 Club looks like any old building in the city to those unfamiliar with it; however, upon Read More

by Jane Roser “I would stand in that hallway and watch my heroes walk by.” -Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Fighters) When I was a broke twenty-something year old, I had the chance to buy tickets to see Johnny Cash at the 9:30 Club and (being broke) I didn’t. To this Read More

by Jane Roser DC’s 9:30 Club has become a mecca for mainstream, established bands as well as indie artists on the rise. Named by Rolling Stone as one of the best big rooms in the country, the 9:30 Club has showcased everyone from Johnny Cash to The Dead Weather and recently Read More

by Matt Kelchner After a very successful PledgeMusic campaign and a new EP last year, The Hold Steady return this year with their sixth studio album, Teeth Dreams. This year also marks the 10th year anniversary of the band, another milestone most bands cannot say they’ve met. Read More

by Jane Roser Portland, Oregon based country/folk band, Blitzen Trapper, opened the Drive-By Truckers show at the 9:30 Club on Saturday and Sunday, double-fisting it at one of the best rock venues in the country. Consisting of Eric Earley on guitars, vocals and keyboard, Erik Read More

by Jane Roser Culminating at Philly’s Trocadero and DC’s 9:30 Club, The Reverend Horton Heat ended the two week leg of their tour as they normally would; with some surprises, lots of frenetic energy and a whole lot of fire and brimstone, head-banging, shack-shaking, Read More