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Concert Revue: The Killers - Wonderful Wonderful Tour

The Killers Wonderful Wonderful Tour Rocked the Anthem

January 12, 2018 Milinda Jefferson Music Reviews

The Killers were definitely “Wonderful Wonderful” at The Anthem on Wednesday night, January 10th. “Wonderful Wonderful” is the title of their fifth studio album which debut at number one on the US Billboard 200 and becoming the Killers’ first US number-one album. I decided to review from the third level of The Anthem because I could see the complete stage and observe overall positive crowd reactions from all angles.

Music Revue: Jaheim "A Really Chill Christmas"

Jahiem Provides A Smooth & Soulful Christmas

December 24, 2017 Derrick Dunn Music, Music Reviews

Sixteen years into his musical career, New Jersey native and R&B crooner Jaheim gives his fans a musical gift with his first Christmas album, “A Really Chill Christmas”.
While some of his newer material, hasn’t lived up to his full vocal potential, with “A Really Chill Christmas”, Jaheim appears to have studied the playbook established by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis for Alexander O’Neal’s classic 1988 Christmas album, My Gift To You. Like O’Neal before him, Jaheim has made an album that contains quality new material as well as a few covers of Christmas classics.

Concert Review: The National at The Anthem

The National made me stand at The Anthem

December 7, 2017 Milinda Jefferson Music, Music Reviews

On a rainy Tuesday night, I was totally excited to check out the newest gorgeous music venue in Washington, DC called The Anthem thanks to The National.

Concert Revue: Jay-Z - 4:44 Tour

Jay-Z: The Mature Hip Hop King

December 1, 2017 Derrick Dunn Music, Music Reviews

The DMV enjoyed a fantastic night of hip-hop music on Wednesday, November 29. One of the best rappers to ever grace the mic, Jay-Z made a stop at Capital One Arena for his highly anticipated “4:44” tour.

Music Review: Dru Hill's Christmas in Baltimore

A Soulful Holiday Gift from Dru Hill

November 26, 2017 Derrick Dunn Music, Music Reviews

Dru Hill has always had the potential to be a long-standing group, however per the usual ego and Sisqo’s brief solo stardom appear to have destroyed those chances. Despite still touring twenty years after debuting on the music scene the group never reached its full potential.

Concert Revue of Gobsmacked! at the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theater

Kickoff the Holidays with Gobsmacked!

November 25, 2017 Milinda Jefferson Music Reviews

Typically the day after Thanksgiving is officially Black Friday when most Americans shop for deals and specials, but on November 24, 2017, inside the gorgeous rainbow-lit John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, I was officially Gobsmacked!

André Watts, Rach 2 and a BSO Premiere

November 22, 2017 Alan Duckworth Music Reviews

The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Robert Spano welcomed back André Watts for Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor. It’s one of Rachmaninoff’s most captivating piano concertos. It has endeared audiences since it’s 1901 premiere.

Concert Review: The Isley Brothers

The Isley Brothers – 50 Years Strong at the Kennedy Center

November 7, 2017 Derrick Dunn Music, Music Reviews

Quiet storm love songs, gospel, rock and even some hip hop were all present during The Isley Brothers’ performance on Sunday November 5th at the world renowned Kennedy Center. The group, now composed of lead singer Ron “Mr. Biggs” Isley and his brother Ernie, showcased numerous hits & personas through the sixty-three year career.

With Half the Animal and Magic Giant

Atlas Genius 63 Days of Love Tour

October 24, 2017 Alan Duckworth Music Reviews

The 63 Days of Love Tour embarked Washington DC’s 6th and I Synagogue Monday night. The outfit from Adelaide, South Australia is fresh from performing their latest single 63 Days live on Conan September 20th. They are joined with Half the Animal and Magic Giant.

The National Philharmonic At The Music Center at Strathmore

The National Philharmonic Star-Studded Season Opening

October 19, 2017 Alan Duckworth Music Reviews

The National Philharmonic opened its 2017-18 season in star-studded fashion welcoming Sarah Chang and Zuill Bailey. Sarah Chang is one of the most renowned violinists of our time and Zuill Bailey is one of the premiere cellists in the world.

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