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Brandi Carlile made her second consecutive sold-out appearance at The Anthem in Washington DC, marking her return to the venue for the first time since 2018. The Grammy award-winning artist had just performed at Girls Just Wanna Weekend in Barcelo Maya Resort, Mexico.

Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24
Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24
Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24

Prior to the start of the show, the room was filled with an electrifying energy. Fans, eager and enthusiastic, crowded the floor, trying to get as close as possible to the railing. When the lights dimmed, Phil and Tim Hanseroth took the stage to kick off the performance. The brothers played music together and exchanged guitar solos, thrilling the audience before Brandi made her entrance.

Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24
Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24

During the evening, Brandi performed a variety of her top songs, cover tunes, and tracks. She took breaks between each song to narrate anecdotes, fostering an intimate ambiance within the grand setting of The Anthem.

Setlist: Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24

Follow

The Things I Regret

The Story

Broken Horses

Right on Time (In the Canyon Haze version)

That Wasn't Me

The Eye

Just Kids

Mama Werewolf

The Mother

You and Me on the Rock

Carey (Joni Mitchell)

Whatever You Do

Madman Across the Water (Elton John)

Skyline Pigeon (Elton John)

Sinners, Saints and Fools

The Joke

Party of One

Pride & Joy

Beginning to Feel the Years

SistaStrings Solo

Fat Bottomed Girls (Queen)

This Time Tomorrow

During her performances, Brandi Carlile openly discusses her sources of inspiration, her family, and her encounters with Joni Mitchell. In addition to her remarkable singing talent, Brandi Carlile's sincerity and genuineness are palpable elements that shine through in every show she puts on.

Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24
Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24
Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24

As the show neared its conclusion, Brandi asked SistaStrings to join her and the Hanseroth twins on stage, creating a soul-stirring climax of the evening that left the audience clamoring for an encore.

Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24
Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24
Brandi Carlile | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24

To learn more about Brandi Carlile and her North American Tour please click the links below!

Check out the full photo album by Nate Payne below!

The Hanseroth Twins | The Anthem | Washington, DC | 3.21.24


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Brandi Carlile


For nearly a decade, Tedeschi Trucks Band has brought a multi-day residency to the historic Warner Theatre in Washington DC. Each time the Jacksonville based band returns with their signature style of southern swagger and rhythmic blues.

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

Last Wednesday night at The Warner Theatre was no different as Tedeschi Trucks Band stepped onstage for the second night of their DC run. The band has a deliberate and purposeful presence when they’re on stage together. Every member is a musical powerhouse and each could easily stand alone as a solo artist. The chemistry that this group of individuals has produced and maintained over the years is unlike any other band out there. When the lights come up and their sound begins to weave together, magic happens on the stage.

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

The evening kicked off with Playing With My Emotions and dove right into Bell Bottom Blues (Derek and the Dominos), the first of the evening’s ten cover songs. Throughout the evening the band featured instrumental and vocal solos from every member, showcasing their depth and range as a collective musical dynamo. The band went on to play I Feel So Bad (Chuck Willis) and Had To Cry Today (Blind Faith) before ending their first set with Pasaquan.

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

Set 1

Playing With My Emotions

Bell Bottom Blues (Derek and the Dominos)

Gravity

Take Me as I Am

I Feel So Bad (Chuck Willis)

Circles 'Round the Sun

Had to Cry Today (Blind Faith)

Pasaquan

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

The night continued with a second set opening up with State Trooper (Bruce Springsteen). The band went on to play 6 additional covers while interweaving their own music throughout the set. The energy only intensified and soon the group was at full capacity during I Want More, shaking the Warner Theatre with powerful vocals from Susan and mind-bending chords from Derek. The band ended the evening with Beck's Bolero (Jeff Beck) and an Encore of I Wish I Knew by Billy Taylor. Tedeschi Trucks Band continues their North American Tour all the way into October. For more information about the band please click links provided below!

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

Set 2

State Trooper (Bruce Springsteen)

High & Mighty

Mr. Charlie (Grateful Dead)

Learn How to Love

Keep On Growing w/Jessica (Derek and the Dominos)

Key to the Highway (Charles Segar)

Part of Me

I Want More

Presence of the Lord (Blind Faith)

Beck's Bolero (Jeff Beck)

 

Encore:

I Wish I Knew (Billy Taylor)

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Warner Theater | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24

Tedeschi Trucks Band

Tedeschi Trucks Band | The Warner Theatre | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 3.6.24


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It was a cold, rainy Friday night down at the Wharf in Washington DC. However, that did NOT stop the party at Pearl Street Warehouse with Black Masala and Hayley Jane.

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Black Masala | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

At 8:05pm Hayley Jane took the stage and lit the fuse on an amazing evening of music. Within the first few minutes of the set, Hayley had already captivated the audience with her powerful vocals and magnetic stage presence.

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

She featured a brand-new band along with a variety new music. The combination of Hayley’s emotive storytelling and her band’s mellow rhythms always seems to create a wonderfully unique musical atmosphere. The crowd was instantly hooked and cheering for more after her set was over.

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Hayley Jane | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Hayley Jane continues her tour through March 30th including performances by Yes Darling w/ Ryan Montbleau. For more information please visit the links below!

Hayley Jane

Next up, the energic brass-fueled ensemble Black Masala lit up the stage and turned Pearl Street upside down. The room boomed with funky sousaphone beats blended with rhythmic horns and harmonic vocals. Black Masala had the entire room literally jumping within minutes.


Black Masala | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Black Masala | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Black Masala | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

A veteran band of Pearl Street Warehouse, Black Masala played many crowd favorites to both new and familiar faces. You could feel how tightly knit the audience was, something that is synonymous with the local DMV music scene.

Black Masala | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Black Masala | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

Black Masala | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24

For More Information about how to check out Black Masala please visit the links below!

Black Masala

Hayley Jane | Pear Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24



Black Masala | Pear Street Warehouse | Washington DC | Nate Payne Photography | 1.12.24



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