Black Cat

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3.5(434)
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Closed now
Opens 7:00 PMU Street Corridor
Black Cat is a well-known music venue and nightclub featuring a wide variety of independent and alternative musical acts. long_description_potoo
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Eighties Mayhem - End of Summer 80s Dance Party
Aug 29·9:00 PM
RASTAPÉ
RASTAPÉ
Sep 11·8:00 AM

Rastapé, one of Brazil’s most beloved forró bands, brings 25 years of high-energy, accordion-driven dance music to Black Cat DC. Featuring hits like “Colo de Menina,” “Namoro,” and “Beijo Roubado,” the group promises an irresistible night of “arrasta-pé” that spans contemporary and classic forró songs.

WOLVES OF GLENDALE
WOLVES OF GLENDALE
Sep 12·7:30 PM

Zooming in on the absurdity of daily life through their original music and pointed parodies, the Wolves have gained a significant social media following and dedicated fanbase in the mere year and a half they’ve been a band. Their debut studio album was produced by Grammy Award winners John Spiker (Tenacious D) and Rian Lewis (Doja Cat).

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What to get

The menu features casual bar food and various snack options to complement the live music and drinks.food_potoo

What's the vibe

The atmosphere is unpolished and authentic, serving as a cornerstone for the-independent music scene. It maintains an edgy, grassroots energy that feels more raw and intimate than more polished venues.ambiance_potoo

What people are saying

Patrons highlight the venue as a premier spot for independent and alternative music, frequently mentioning great performances by acts like Little Dragon and KRS-One. The space is noted for its good sightlines and reasonable drink prices.reviews_potoo

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Details

U Street Corridor
1811 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Closed now
 Opens 7:00 PM

About

This venue has built a legendary status within the local scene as a premier destination for both major touring acts and smaller independent artists. It remains a staple of the Shaw/U Street area's nightlife culture.story_potoo