Due to a scheduling mishap that we were not responsible for, the Aug. 30 End of Summer Jam at Howard Theatre is cancelled.
Once we were informed that the party couldn't happen, we tried to put something else together to keep an event on that date. Unfortunately that didn't work out either.
We're still working though. Please bear with us and thank you for your support.
Axel F salutes your life and work, George Duke. Without these two bangers in particular, our musical excursions wouldn't be the same.
Well, DC native and legend Tony Perkins bowed out but we can see a bodyroller in Allison Seymour begging to be unleashed.
We got hyped for a second when we saw the album cover for Ice Cream Everyday.
Looking like she's about to get "Physical".
The first single "Afraid" is gorgeous, but low in body roll ingredients. Of course we aren't too hurt that she's not doing an album of '80s roller boogie jams. We'll be copping this project just like all the other Amel fans who have been patiently waiting for her to come back out.
Still though, we see you Ms. Larrieux. Maybe these classic records may inspire more than a dayglo album cover in the future.
That was quite a good time. The whole Brightest Young Things + National Geographic 125th Anniversary thing that is. Here are a few flicks from our night rocking the Weird Science set out in the courtyard. Thanks to Ben Droz, Dakota Fine, Jason Dixon and Jeff Martin for the great snaps.
Head over to BYT's site for more. There was A LOT going on that evening.
Axel F