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Just Added: Gnarls Barkley at 9:30 Club, Other Shows
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June 26, 2008 | Written by: Stone | Category: DC/MD/VA, Hip-Hop, Negroclash!, R&B | Tags: 9:30 Club, Anthony David, Black Cat, clipse, DJ Shadow, George Clinton And Parliament Funkadelic, Gnarls Barkley, MGMT, Platinum Pied Pipers, Rza, Seun Kuti |
DC is getting some fly shows lately! They’re not free like our friends in New York , but I still can’t complain.
Gnarls Barkley at 9:30 Club – August 5th
Show just added today. Gnarls is rocking 9:30 with (er, transvestite fronted) Hercules Love Affair on August 5th. I saw Gnarls at the MCI Center when they opened for Red Hot Chili Peppers, but to see them at a club as small as 9:30 will be a treat. Tickets go on sale today at 10 AM.
Other shows to check out next month:
July 7th – Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, 9:30 Club
July 8th – Rza As Bobby Digital Feat. Stone Mecca, 9:30 Club
July 11th – Platinum Pied Pipers, Black Cat
July 16th – DJ Shadow, 9:30 Club
July 18th – Clipse, Club Five
July 19th – George Clinton And Parliament Funkadelic, 9:30 Club
July 25th – Anthony David, Black Cat
July 28th – MGMT, 9:30 Club
Also, in September:
Sept 21st – Mos Def Big Band, Kennedy Center
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