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I beat half life and its expansions and had a great time but then i go and see. People just do not like it? Like yeah its Hard but what a fun and good game to have held up for 25 years. Now im onto hl2 which is also fun and even more amazing but i loved half life itself its such a good game. Its old and its hard and i was constantly on one health which was my fault but man it was good
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Day 3237
November 11, 2023
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sooo i just went back and listened to some of the audio i recorded at one of the mountain goats duo shows i saw back in february and to my surprise they sound pretty clean? like i'm shocked you can't hear me in any of them really so i might just edit the levels a bit and post them to my goats sideblog
#💬#i have the entire solo set from the birchmere show#love cuts the strings - i've got the sex - alpha sun hat - twin human highway flares... so fking good!! i'll see what i can do with them.
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I’ve had a long love affair with Kelly Willis. I saw her perform at the Birchmere in Alexandria, VA in the mid 80s. I continue to follow her any way the wind blows.
SONG OF THE DAY - August 5, 2023
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do you think people who fix their dash with xkit and stuff are going to contaminate tumblr's A/B testing results. take one for the team and stop using tumblr thats what i say
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BRIAN COURTNEY WILSON ANNOUNCES 2023 TRANSITIONS TOUR
Brian Courtney Wilson announces his 2023 tour in support of his newest full-length live album, Transitions.
Special guests still to be announced will open the set of shows, which will include City Winery venues around the country. The "Transitions Tour" begins in Chicago on January 25 and wraps in February at the famed Birchmere Music Hall in Arlington, VA. More dates are to be added. See the full schedule below.
After back-to-back breakthrough albums "A Great Work," "Still," and a slew of Number 1 songs, Wilson returned with new music last month with Transitions featuring the lead single "Always Peace."
Recorded live in Nashville, TN, Transitions is beautifully rooted in the Black music tradition with Wilson's earnest and intentional presentation. The album has been quickly acclaimed and generates dialogue with listeners about faith, family, and community. Teaming up with celebrated producer and music director Dana Soréy, the pair created an audacious musical conversation backed by world-class musicians and singers.
Favorable reception to Transitions continues to pour in upon Wilson's release of the long-form live concert video "The Transitions Experience" to YouTube.
“Transitions Tour” is booked through Maria Matias Music. Tickets for all shows are on sale now. For ticket and venue information, visit http://www.transitionstour.com/.
#Music#Gospel Music#Gospel Music Tour#Brian Courtney Wilson#2023 TRANSITIONS TOUR#Transitions Tour#Maria Matias Music#Dana Soréy#Birchmere Music Hall#naomijrichard#naomi richard#naomi j richard#RCV#Red Carpet View#KAZI 88.7#KAZI 88.7FM#The Voice of Austin#New Gospel Music#Transitions#Transitions by Brian Courtney Wilson
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live at the birchmere / february 10th, 2023
#the mountain goats#tmg#full force galesburg#twin human highway flares#a first on this blog: audio that i personally recorded at a show!#the laugh at the beginning is mine.. voice reveal i guess#there's nothing super special or interesting about this one it just means a lot to me and i want it here :)
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Birchmere HAS to speak his truth im always so fuckin tired of. Krillin named his daughter after his ex. he DIDNT ILL KILL YOU. marron literally just means chesnut which is why both have the name pun. Blue maron is an anime filler woman and not canon...ill kill u
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Jazz Virtuosos Move and Groove the Stage at The Birchmere in Alexandria, VA
Euge Groove
In the realm of contemporary jazz, where melodies flow like silk and rhythms groove like a gentle ocean breeze, one name stands out as a true maestro of the saxophone – Euge Groove. With a career spanning over two decades, Euge Groove has not only mastered his craft but has also become a torchbearer for the smooth jazz genre.
Born as Steven Eugene Grove, he adopted the stage name "Euge Groove" as a reflection of his musical persona. His journey into music began at an early age when he picked up the saxophone, and it soon became evident that he possessed an innate talent. As he honed his skills, he ventured into the realms of jazz, pop, and R&B, creating a unique fusion that would become his signature sound.
Euge Groove's music is characterized by its silky-smooth melodies, infectious grooves, and his soulful saxophone mastery. His ability to craft tunes that are both soothing and groovy has earned him a dedicated fan base worldwide. Tracks like "LIVIN' LARGE" and "Get 'Em Goin'" are prime examples of his ability to make listeners tap their feet while getting lost in the serenity of his melodies.
What sets Euge Groove apart is his versatility. He seamlessly navigates through different musical styles, infusing elements of funk, blues, and gospel into his compositions. His albums are a testament to this versatility, with each release offering a fresh perspective on contemporary jazz.
If you are looking for upcoming events near me, then this concert is the perfect one for you. Head over to the Birchmere and watch him perform live on October 25, 2023 at 7:30p as part of the ongoing Euge Groove tour.
Boney James
When the soulful sounds of contemporary jazz fill the air, one name resonates profoundly: Boney James. This maestro of the saxophone has carved a remarkable niche in the world of music, captivating audiences with his unique blend of smooth jazz, R&B, and soulful melodies.
Born James Oppenheim, he embraced the stage name "Boney James," a nod to his childhood nickname, bestowed upon him by none other than jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie. This moniker became synonymous with musical excellence and innovation.
Boney James embarked on his musical journey with the iconic fusion band Morris Day and the Time, where he fine-tuned his skills and honed his distinctive sound. His prowess on the saxophone was undeniable from the start, setting him on a path to become one of the most revered contemporary jazz artists of our time.
James' music transcends the boundaries of genre. It's a sonic journey that weaves together the sultry tones of smooth jazz with the infectious grooves of funk and the heartfelt emotion of R&B.
What distinguishes Boney James is his commitment to pushing the envelope of smooth jazz. He seamlessly fuses a myriad of musical influences – blues, gospel, Latin rhythms – into his creations, resulting in a rich, multilayered tapestry of sound that resonates with fans across the globe.
Watch him perform live at The Birchmere on November 08, 2023 at 7:30p as part of the ongoing Boney James Detour tour.
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#Boney James Detour tour#euge groove tour#carnival near me#upcoming events near me#festivals near me 2023
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Bassist, composer, band leader and Billboard #1 national recording artist Christian de Mesones returns to the Birchmere with his new show, “You Only Live Twice,” celebrating music from his forthcoming 2023 release of the same name. This dynamic show features Christian’s uniquely hybrid sound that continues to wow fans around the country, highlighting his love for his Latin roots, with smooth jazz, funk, R&B, soul and rock influences apparent throughout the setlist. He is joined by a stellar ensemble consisting of ten national recording artists and showcasing triple horns, double keyboards and two of the most talented vocalists in the DMV. This year’s lineup includes Craig Alston, Carl Anderson, Eddie Baccus, Jr., Greg Boyer, Mike Gamble, Elliot Levine, Rob Maletick, Eddie Montalvo, Desiree Roots, and Nia Simmons. 2021 was a breakout year for Christian. His debut solo album, “They Call Me Big New York”, which features 25 national recording artists, garnered multiple top ten singles and has surpassed 2 million streams on Spotify. His 2020 single, “Big Tall Wish”, was featured on the Dave Koz Lounge show on Sirius XM Watercolors and reached #6 on the Groove Jazz/RadioWave chart. Jazziz Magazine featured a fan favorite from the album, “Year of the Dragon”, in its World Music edition, and the song reached #1 on the Radio Guitar One network. His single “Hispanica (Instrumental)” featuring legendary pianist Bob James delivered de Mesones his greatest chart success to date, reaching #1 on Billboard’s Smooth Jazz Airplay chart and landing solidly near or at the top of MediaBase, RadioWave, SmoothJazz.com, and Groove Jazz charts. de Mesones also reached #1 on Alan Kepler’s Smooth Jazz Network Top 100 chart and was one of their Breakout Artist nominees for 2021. Last year yielded continued success for de Mesones with the release of his latest single, “In His Vision”, his Birchmere debut, a special guest appearance at Spaghettini in California, and his performance at the 35th Annual Catalina Island JazzTrax Festival. Christian was also nominated as Instrumentalist of the Year on SoulTracks.com for the third year. https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/15005E32F8645E (at The Birchmere) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpiE586LAbR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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AQUI & AJAZZ, DAVE KOZ "Put The Top Down" Live At The Birchmere
BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH
PUT THE TOP DOWN
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i need a second monitor so i can watch japanese food videos and play video games at the same time
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Freezing cold the one year Dad didn't have to work the day Chip's concert and I actually had to wait in the line outside for line number for almost an hour. At least my bro could stay warm in the truck. And thanks to Chip being patient with my bro taking forever to shake hands when Chip came down just to my bro during one of the songs. My bro wasn't expecting Chip to come down during the N'est Pas set and he had his hand stuck in his hoodie pocket and he has extra trouble with his coordination with how the pockets are on that jacket.
December 23, 2022
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Experience the Enchanting Mad Agnes: Intricate Harmonies, Compelling Songwriting, and Passionate Performances Await!
Mad Agnes is a fabulous trio whose endearing madness and captivating performances have won hearts across several continents.
Consisting of Margo Hennebach, Adrienne Jones, and Mark Saunders, they blend genres, enchanting audiences with intricate harmonies, compelling songwriting, and a passionate delivery.
Their shows feature a mix of original compositions, beloved classics from their extensive discography, engaging storytelling, and spontaneous vocal improvisations.
Using a single microphone, reminiscent of early radio broadcasts, there is a certain whimsical feel as Mad Agnes create an intimate atmosphere on stage.
They regularly invite the audience to join them in their world of human connection and spontaneous fun.
With a rich array of instruments including guitars, mandolin, ukulele, piano, and melodica, coupled with impeccably tight three-part harmonies, their performances leave audiences enthralled.
Their latest album, "Likely Story," released on February 1, 2024, is currently being promoted nationwide from February to April.
Sample "Likely Story: An Eclectic Collection of Songs for the Soul" here: https://madagnes.com/lsss/
In November 2022, Mad Agnes was commissioned by the Frick Pittsburgh to compose a song inspired by the exhibit "American Perspectives: Stories from the American Folk Art Museum Collection." The resulting song, "Plum Tavern," is accompanied by a captivating music video.
Having graced stages internationally at festivals such as The Kerrville Folk Festival and Mountain Stage New Songs Festival, as well as prestigious venues like The Birchmere and The Bitter End, Mad Agnes has left a lasting impression.
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Their performances at esteemed locations such as the Frick Pittsburgh and various folk festivals highlight their widespread appeal.
Critics have lauded Mad Agnes for their enchanting harmonies, superb arrangements, instrumental virtuosity, and brilliant original compositions.
Drawing comparisons to legendary folk groups like Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention, and Renaissance, they authentically recreate the magic of progressive folk sounds. With their unforgettable performances, Mad Agnes continues to captivate audiences and earn acclaim from both fans and critics alike.
Keep up to date with Mad Agnes on their Website.
Listen to music on Spotify and YouTube Music.
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Highlights of 2023
Going to EMP every day of the first week of January, and hearing, "부르심을 위한 포기" - which was exactly what I needed in the season of A
Hearing what I needed to pray for this year - "to be completely satisfied in Jesus, and Jesus alone.
Esther's bachelorette to Fort Lauderdale, FL
Turning 29
Annual boujee birthday dinner with Gloria and Yaegene. And the most amazing experience at Causa + Amazonia
Running and biking
Obeying the Lord, despite how much it hurts
Taking singing class, for the first time ever! And how difficult singing is!
Donating blood for the first time
Centreville CG and meeting Christine Y. <3
Sending Yerin to Europe, and then visiting her in my first European trip to France!!!
Esther getting married!
Moving into Main Line Casa, and loving all my girls
A lot of NY trips, starting with dog sitting Alanis at Josie's
Reunions with Jin, Bo and David
Many favorable fashion outfits this year, thanks to NY
Most expensive meal of my life treating dad for Father's Day at Sushi Nakazawa
So much orange wines
Buying my first record player, and jumping into the vinyl game
A lot of hot yoga
Feeling a bit of a funk still, and checking out different churches, which was God's calling to get into Project Belong
First family trip outside of East Coast, to Arizona/Utah/Nevada
Taking pottery class, and absolutely failing at it
Salsa dancing class, and sweatingggg
The most perfect weekend at the farm house at Julia's
CT trip to see Jenny and Ben
Can't say enough about my beautiful housemates and the patterns of our lives: prayers and praise
Letting go, and honoring what was then my best relationship by writing a letter to Alice
Kenya 2023, which was absolutely my best medical mission trip to date
Extremely thankful for Jesus who answers all of my prayers, and allowing me to be completely satisfied in Him. And turning what I thought would be the worst year, to be my best year
Concerts/Performances: 1) Maggie Roger at Anthem, 2) Into the Woods at Kennedy Center, 3) Epik High at Warner Theatre, 4) Sylvan Esso at Atlantis, 5) Twelfth Night at Shakespeare Theatre, 6) Moulin Rouge at Kennedy Center, 7) Jacob Collier + NSO at Kennedy center, 8) Cigarettes after Sex at the Anthem, 9) slchld + wave to earth at Howard Theatre, 10) Evita at Shakespeare Theatre, 11) Del Water Gap at 9:30 club, 12) Jon McLaughlin at the Birchmere
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Things to do in July in the DMV!
July is hot – and we’re not just talking fireworks. Outdoor fun is abundant around here. Whether you believe that the U.S. is a melting pot or a salad bowl, our area is home to a delicious mix of cultures and experiences. Check out these activities to know where to go and what to expect.
July 1
Family Ice Cream Social at Heritage Frederick
Heritage Frederick Garden
Located behind the big white house/museum at 24 East Church Street
Frederick, Md.
This FREE ice cream social from 1 to 4 p.m. is happening compliments of the volunteers of Heritage Frederick. Ice cream will be served and good old fashioned games
July 1
DC Black Food and Wine Festival
2700 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE
Washington, DC
Savor the samplings from Black-owned food and wine vendors and enjoy live performances at this event that brings together the best of African-American cuisine and culture.
July 1
A Taste of the DMV
REPUBLIQ
2122 24th Place NE
Washington, DC
This food and cultural festival is for ages 21 and older and features craft drinks, a beer garden, wine tastings, live art and music, contests, games and entertainment. Foods include Latin, French, African, Greek, Asian, Italian, and more.
July 2
The Biggest Cookout Ever
Merriweather Park at Symphony Woods
10431 Little Patuxent Parkway
Columbia, Md.
The Biggest Cookout Ever is an outdoor food festival for guests 21 years or older. This ultimate cookout experience promotes inclusivity, diversity, and community.
July 7 – 9
Romanian Weekend at The Wharf
760 Maine Ave SW
Washington, DC
Organized by the Romanian Embassy and the Romanian Cultural Institute, this weekend event highlights Romanian culture – old and new – and includes folk music and dancing, jazz and hip-hop, traditional crafts demonstrations, literary performances, culinary presentations, wine tasting, and more.
July 8
USA/Alexandria Birthday Celebration
Oronoco Bay Park
100 Madison St.
Alexandria, Va.
The City of Alexandria celebrates its 274th birthday and the USA’s 247th birthday on Sat., July 8, with a performance by the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra and a grand finale fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. Enjoy the big birthday experience including cupcakes, local vendors, and live music.
July 15
Key West Fest
Breaux Vineyards
36888 Breaux Vineyards Lane
Purcellville, Va.
Whether you feel like “lei”-ing out or dancing, the Key West Fest at Breaux’s has everything you need to cool off while enjoying fun in the sun. Food and craft vendors, live music, and of course, fine wine all add to the experience.
July 15
Archaeology Family Day
George Washington’s Mount Vernon
3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway
Mount Vernon, Va.
Meet a Mount Vernon archaeologist and explore how archaeology has shaped what we know about George and Martha Washington and the enslaved people who lived at Mount Vernon.
July 21
Don McLean American Pie 50th Anniversary Tour
Birchmere Music Hall
3701 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, Va.
Grammy-award honoree, Songwriters Hall of Fame member, and BBC Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Don McLean will bring his American Pie 50th Anniversary Tour to the Birchmere Music Hall. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic songs and albums ever this year, McLean will entertain fans and prove that “Bye-bye, Miss American Pie” will forever remain a classic staple in music.
July 22
The Raid: Minute-by-Minute at Harpers Ferry
Allies for Freedom Room
801 Shenandoah St.
Harpers Ferry, W.V.
Step back in time with this presentation that looks at the 36 hours of the raid, dissecting the movements of all 21 raiders and John Brown.
July 22
La Placita DMV
Gateway Pavilion
2700 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE
Washington, DC
This vibrant celebration of Puerto Rican culture and community features live performances, food trucks, artisans and craft vendors, cabezudos (head puppets), and DOMINAZO, a domino tournament in partnership with the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Domino USA.
July 22
Purcellville Wine & Food Festival
Dillon’s Woods
Purcellville, Va.
Head to the heart of DC’s wine country for this event and enjoy food and snack vendors, live music, artists – and of course, fine wine.
July 22
Colombian Festival
The Catholic University of America
University Garage
3598 John McCormack Rd. NE
Washington, DC
Dance, art, food and folklore galore, this festival celebrates Colombian culture, art, gastronomy, and music.
July 28
Outlaw Music Festival
Merriweather Post Pavilion
Columbia, Md.
The 2023 Outlaw tour celebrates Willie Nelson’s legendary life and legacy in his milestone 90th birthday year. The Maryland tour includes Willie Nelson & Family, Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats, Kurt Vile and The Violators, and more.
July 31 to Aug. 3
Twilight History for Youth
Fredericksburg, Va.
Children ages 8 to 12 learn hands-on 18th-century skills, trades, and recipes during four nights, at four historic sites in Fredericksburg, Va. They’ll explore the Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop, the Rising Sun Tavern, the Mary Washington House, and the Mary Washington Monument.
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