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On a rainy Saturday evening in DC, Oliver Wood, Chris Wood and Jano Rix also known as the Wood Brothers brought a little ‘heart’ to the city. The renowned folk-rock trio took the stage at The Anthem and delivered an unforgettable performance showcasing fan favorites as well as new music off of their 8th studio album, Heart is the Hero.

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The Wood Brothers seamless blend of folk, blues, and rock gripped the audience from start to finish. Oliver Wood's soulful vocals resonated throughout the venue. Chris Wood's virtuoso bass lines created a rich and dynamic foundation for the songs, while Jano Rix's masterful percussion and unique instrumentations added a delightful layer of texture. These guys never disappoint.

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Whether sharing anecdotes between songs or encouraging sing-alongs, they fostered a genuine connection with the audience that made the concert feel like an intimate gathering among friends. The band's infectious energy was contagious, resulting in a palpable sense of joy and enthusiasm that filled the venue.

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The Band will continue their Summer tour through December winding up in Charleston South Carolina. For more information about the Wood Brothers please visit the links listed below!


Shovels and Rope | The Anthem | Washington DC | 5.20.23

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On March 9th, the walls of the 9:30 Club shook during an electrifying set put on by none other than Larkin Poe. The incredible sister duo composed of Megan and Rebecca Lovell set the night ablaze with their electrifying blend of rock, blues, and Americana.

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The Evening opened indie-folk duo Tall Heights, consisting of Paul Wright on cello and Tim Harrington on acoustic guitar. Their sound has been compared to that of artists like Bon Iver, Fleet Foxes, and Iron & Wine, blending elements of indie-folk, Americana, and even pop music.

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Moments before Larkin Poe took the stage, the energy in the 9:30 Club was palpable. With guitars in hand and voices in perfect harmony, the sisters launched into a soul-jarring set that filled the room with pure rock magic. Rebecca and Megan (the slide queen of the south) tore into the opening lyrics of Strike Gold a track off their new album, Blood Harmony.

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Throughout the night, Larkin Poe engaged the crowd with their witty banter and infectious enthusiasm. The sisters' stage presence was captivating, with each song building on the last to create an unforgettable musical journey. Highlights of the night included the driving rifts of "Bleach Blonde Bottle Blues," the ominous tones of "Mad as a Hatter," before capping off with a soulful encore of Deep Stays Down. Check out the full setlist below.

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SETLIST:

Strike Gold

Kick the Blues

Summertime Sunset

Preachin' Blues by Son House

Blue Ridge Mountains

She's a Self Made Man

Southern Comfort

Rumble by Link Wray

Holy Ghost Fire

Bleach Blonde Bottle Blues

Back Down South

Mad as a Hatter

Might as Well Be Me

Bad Spell

Wanted Woman - AC/DC

Bolt Cutters & The Family Name

Encore:

Deep Stays Down

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Larkin Poe's performance at the 9:30 Club was a triumph. Rebecca and Megan are conjuring a new era of Rock and Roll while paying respects to many of its original African American creators and they pull it off with incredible grace and precision. For anyone who loves rock, they are must-see.

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On April 6th, Larkin Poe will kick off their Blood Harmony tour in Australia and New Zealand. They return to the states on May 4th, for the New Orleans Jazz Festival. Check out the full photo gallery from the evening below and visit Larkin Poe’s social media links below to learn more info.

Larkin Poe | Live at The 9:30 Club | Nate Payne Photography | 3.9.23


Tall Heights | Live at The 9:30 Club | Nate Payne Photography | 3.9.23

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On March 3rd Tedeschi Trucks Band delivered another soulful performance during the fifth night of their six-show run and at the historic Warner Theatre in Washington DC. From the opening notes of Hear My Dear, the band showed why they are one of the most acclaimed live acts in the world.

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Susan Tedeschi's powerful vocals and Derek Trucks' dynamic mind-bending slide-guitar playing were complemented by a tight rhythm section composed of Tyler Greenwell (drums), Isaac Eady (drums) and Brandon Boone (bass).

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Providing the harmony and vocals were Mike Mattison, Mark Rivers, Alecia Chakour, and Gabe Dixon (keyboards). The masterful horn section made up Kebbi Williams, Elizabeth Lea and Ephraim Owens wove their powerful, rich tones into the mix. This band is unstoppable.

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The setlist was a mix of old and new songs, showcasing the band's versatility and range. TTB played several tracks from their new album, I Am The Moon, including Pasaquan, La Di Da and Take Me As I Am. Before intermission, Susan Tedeschi sang a jaw-dropping rendition of I Can’t Make You Love Me. During the song, the room was completely silent and Susan’s beautiful voice rang through all of Warner Theatre. Check out the full setlist below.

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The Warner continues to be a perfect setting for the band's performance. The acoustics in the room are incredible and its cozy setting always creates a feeling of community and friendship in the room. The audience at a Tedeschi Trucks Band show is a whole different and wonderful animal.

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TTB proved once again why they are a must-see act for music lovers of all genres. The band continues their tour through July, Check out their the full album below and visit the Tedeschi Trucks Band website and social media platforms for more information!

Tedeschi Trucks Band | Live at Warner Theatre | Nate Payne Photography | Black and White | 3.3.23

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