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Rock N Roll Hotel

1353 H Street, NE, Washington

For as long as man has lived in society, hotels have lined his roads, offering weary travelers a safe and comfortable shelter for the night. The Chelsea in New York City, originally built in the heart of the city's theatre district, has housed artists for over one hundred years and today remains the hub for a thriving, creative subculture. And so for Washington's famed H Street corridor "The Rock and Roll Hotel" is offered. The Rock and Roll ...

 
 
 

U Street Music Hall

1115 U Street NW, Washington DC

If you haven't heard, Washington D.C. club king DJ Tittsworth got together with partner Will Eastman, and opened a club in D.C. just for them and their DJ/Music enthusiast friends. It's called the U Street Music Hall, and it's a place where these guys could book the music they want, and control the vibe, while also giving D.C. a much needed big space for world-class djs to rock out at. Check out the video above, where Tittsworth and ...

 
 
 

Habana Village

1834 Columbia Road N.W., D.C.

There's no drink and 2-Step at this club. It's all about the latin vibes and salsa music at this spot. Come get busy, or learn some moves from locals who are out to party to the music from south of the US border. Located in Adams Morgan, one of the the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in DC, this place is right where it should be. The music programming features DJs, as well as live music, and includes a fusion of latin musics, not just ...

 
 
 

Eighteenth Street Lounge

1212 18th ST NW, D.C.

Opening in 1995 with a wide ranging soundtrack including Italian Bossa beats, Middle Eastern melodies and Indian rhythms the Eighteenth Street Lounge quickly became a gathering place for musicians and the international crowd that call Washington DC their home. So it's not surprising that part-owner Eric Hilton and Rob Garza met at the Lounge in 1996. The two formed the duo Thievery Corporation and created the Eighteenth Street Lounge ...

 
 
 

9:30 Club

U Street Corridor. 815 V St, NW, D.C.

Come and Rock out at the 9:30 Club! The 9:30 Club features local, national and international performances. Tickets sell fast! So please order your tickets in advance. This club has four bars and the largest dance floor in DC.

 
 
 

FUR NightClub

33 Patterson St. NE, D.C.

With 30 foot high ceilings and a large dance floor, you can come here and get away from the chaotic crowd, relax and enjoy the intimate lounges. Or even try their late night expresso bar and cafe.

 
 
 

Asylum DC

2471 18th St NW, Washington

At Asylum you can enjoy live entertainment, appetizers, entrees, and drinks all at a reasonable price. They also have great nightly events throughout the year.

 
 
 

DC9

1940 9th St NW, Washington

They are committed to bringing you the best in music for the 21st Century, including an eclectic mix of local and national acts. Whether you like cutting edge DJs or the best new up and coming band we are your spot. The ground level is open seven nights a week with no cover charge. There is a jukebox with over 130,000 songs to choose from. A great local haunt in the hip U Street corridor where you can grab a cocktail before or after a 9:30 ...

 
 
 

Black Cat

1811 14th St NW, Washington

Take your ears on a Journey and expand your musical knowledge at the Black Cat. It's live music venue is committed to bringing you the best in local, national, and international independent and alternative music.

 
 
 

Marvin

2007 14th St NW, Washington

Inspired by the story of Marvin Gaye's infamous two years in self-imposed exile in the small Belgian town of Ostend, the creators of Marvin have combined the cafe society of Belgium, with the proud soul of Shaw. Belgian moulles-frites are served along side southern-style shrimp and grits. The classic steak-frites and fried chicken with Belgian waffles are just two of the many top dishes created by Chef James Claudio. Adding to the experience ...

 
 
 

9:30 Club

U Street Corridor. 815 V St, NW, D.C.

Come and Rock out at the 9:30 Club! The 9:30 Club features local, national and international performances. Tickets sell fast! So please order your tickets in advance. This club has four bars and the largest dance floor in DC.

 
 
 

FUR NightClub

33 Patterson St. NE, D.C.

With 30 foot high ceilings and a large dance floor, you can come here and get away from the chaotic crowd, relax and enjoy the intimate lounges. Or even try their late night expresso bar and cafe.

 
 
 

Habana Village

1834 Columbia Road N.W., D.C.

There's no drink and 2-Step at this club. It's all about the latin vibes and salsa music at this spot. Come get busy, or learn some moves from locals who are out to party to the music from south of the US border. Located in Adams Morgan, one of the the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in DC, this place is right where it should be. The music programming features DJs, as well as live music, and includes a fusion of latin musics, not just ...

 
 
 

Eighteenth Street Lounge

1212 18th ST NW, D.C.

Opening in 1995 with a wide ranging soundtrack including Italian Bossa beats, Middle Eastern melodies and Indian rhythms the Eighteenth Street Lounge quickly became a gathering place for musicians and the international crowd that call Washington DC their home. So it's not surprising that part-owner Eric Hilton and Rob Garza met at the Lounge in 1996. The two formed the duo Thievery Corporation and created the Eighteenth Street Lounge ...

 
 
 

U Street Music Hall

1115 U Street NW, Washington DC

If you haven't heard, Washington D.C. club king DJ Tittsworth got together with partner Will Eastman, and opened a club in D.C. just for them and their DJ/Music enthusiast friends. It's called the U Street Music Hall, and it's a place where these guys could book the music they want, and control the vibe, while also giving D.C. a much needed big space for world-class djs to rock out at. Check out the video above, where Tittsworth and ...

 
 
 

Rock N Roll Hotel

1353 H Street, NE, Washington

For as long as man has lived in society, hotels have lined his roads, offering weary travelers a safe and comfortable shelter for the night. The Chelsea in New York City, originally built in the heart of the city's theatre district, has housed artists for over one hundred years and today remains the hub for a thriving, creative subculture. And so for Washington's famed H Street corridor "The Rock and Roll Hotel" is offered. The Rock and Roll ...

 
 
 

Asylum DC

2471 18th St NW, Washington

At Asylum you can enjoy live entertainment, appetizers, entrees, and drinks all at a reasonable price. They also have great nightly events throughout the year.

 
 
 

Black Cat

1811 14th St NW, Washington

Take your ears on a Journey and expand your musical knowledge at the Black Cat. It's live music venue is committed to bringing you the best in local, national, and international independent and alternative music.

 
 
 

Marvin

2007 14th St NW, Washington

Inspired by the story of Marvin Gaye's infamous two years in self-imposed exile in the small Belgian town of Ostend, the creators of Marvin have combined the cafe society of Belgium, with the proud soul of Shaw. Belgian moulles-frites are served along side southern-style shrimp and grits. The classic steak-frites and fried chicken with Belgian waffles are just two of the many top dishes created by Chef James Claudio. Adding to the experience ...

 
 
 

DC9

1940 9th St NW, Washington

They are committed to bringing you the best in music for the 21st Century, including an eclectic mix of local and national acts. Whether you like cutting edge DJs or the best new up and coming band we are your spot. The ground level is open seven nights a week with no cover charge. There is a jukebox with over 130,000 songs to choose from. A great local haunt in the hip U Street corridor where you can grab a cocktail before or after a 9:30 ...

 
 
 

Madams Organ

2461 18th Street NW, Washington

Historically, Washington DC has always been rich with Blues, R&B and Jazz and Madam's Organ Blues Bar is the place to find it!  Madam's Organ is an authentic Soul Food Restaurant & Blues Bar located in Adams Morgan, and features some of the hottest blues acts, greatest soul food, and funkiest decor!

 
 
 

Marvin

2007 14th St NW, Washington

Inspired by the story of Marvin Gaye's infamous two years in self-imposed exile in the small Belgian town of Ostend, the creators of Marvin have combined the cafe society of Belgium, with the proud soul of Shaw. Belgian moulles-frites are served along side southern-style shrimp and grits. The classic steak-frites and fried chicken with Belgian waffles are just two of the many top dishes created by Chef James Claudio. Adding to the experience ...

 
 
 

Black Cat

1811 14th St NW, Washington

Take your ears on a Journey and expand your musical knowledge at the Black Cat. It's live music venue is committed to bringing you the best in local, national, and international independent and alternative music.

 
 
 

DC9

1940 9th St NW, Washington

They are committed to bringing you the best in music for the 21st Century, including an eclectic mix of local and national acts. Whether you like cutting edge DJs or the best new up and coming band we are your spot. The ground level is open seven nights a week with no cover charge. There is a jukebox with over 130,000 songs to choose from. A great local haunt in the hip U Street corridor where you can grab a cocktail before or after a 9:30 ...

 
 
 

Asylum DC

2471 18th St NW, Washington

At Asylum you can enjoy live entertainment, appetizers, entrees, and drinks all at a reasonable price. They also have great nightly events throughout the year.

 
 
 

FUR NightClub

33 Patterson St. NE, D.C.

With 30 foot high ceilings and a large dance floor, you can come here and get away from the chaotic crowd, relax and enjoy the intimate lounges. Or even try their late night expresso bar and cafe.

 
 
 

9:30 Club

U Street Corridor. 815 V St, NW, D.C.

Come and Rock out at the 9:30 Club! The 9:30 Club features local, national and international performances. Tickets sell fast! So please order your tickets in advance. This club has four bars and the largest dance floor in DC.

 
 
 

Eighteenth Street Lounge

1212 18th ST NW, D.C.

Opening in 1995 with a wide ranging soundtrack including Italian Bossa beats, Middle Eastern melodies and Indian rhythms the Eighteenth Street Lounge quickly became a gathering place for musicians and the international crowd that call Washington DC their home. So it's not surprising that part-owner Eric Hilton and Rob Garza met at the Lounge in 1996. The two formed the duo Thievery Corporation and created the Eighteenth Street Lounge ...

 
 
 

Habana Village

1834 Columbia Road N.W., D.C.

There's no drink and 2-Step at this club. It's all about the latin vibes and salsa music at this spot. Come get busy, or learn some moves from locals who are out to party to the music from south of the US border. Located in Adams Morgan, one of the the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in DC, this place is right where it should be. The music programming features DJs, as well as live music, and includes a fusion of latin musics, not just ...

 
 
 

U Street Music Hall

1115 U Street NW, Washington DC

If you haven't heard, Washington D.C. club king DJ Tittsworth got together with partner Will Eastman, and opened a club in D.C. just for them and their DJ/Music enthusiast friends. It's called the U Street Music Hall, and it's a place where these guys could book the music they want, and control the vibe, while also giving D.C. a much needed big space for world-class djs to rock out at. Check out the video above, where Tittsworth and ...