Sunday June 1 * 7pm * $15-20 * TICKETS
Queering Sound is excited to once again be teaming up with This Could Go Boom! to present this women-, trans- and gender queer-fronted showcase of awesome local talent!
Ammonite debuted on The National Museum of Women in the Arts “The Tea” program in late 2022 and launched themselves into a busy inaugural year that included The Fort Reno Concert Series, features on Bandcamp and Country Queer, and headlining Frederick Pride. Characterized by surprising harmonies, sharp songwriting, and fierce genre-bending, the power trio melds an edgy 90s/00s grit with the jangle and twang of classic country revival and queer confessional songwriting that pours out onstage as an authentic and dynamic live show. Ammonite has charted at number one on AltQ Radio, has played the National Cherry Blossom Festival, MidMountain Murder Ballad festival, Takoma Park Folk Festival and contributed a Fire Party track to Yesterday and Today:DC does Dischord.
Druid Stone was born under the influence of bad drugs and illegal behavior in Fall of 2011. In the present day, we are the singular purveyors of transexual torture music. Doom rock gone wild? Come see for yourself – if you dare….
grlztoy are your local (DMV), butch, indie band.
Manners Manners is a queer, noise pop band from Baltimore, MD. J Pinder sings & plays the guitar, H.S. Sweet sings & plays the drums, Jes Welter plays the bass & makes other sounds.
The Timber Bridges is a Washington, DC indie folk trio comprised of multi-instrumentalists Hunter Gray, Maxfield Wollam-Fisher and JC Mickenben. They write and play bittersweet songs inspired by amazing people, unique places and unusual things.
This Could Go Boom! is a nonprofit organization that supports gender diversity in music and strives for gender equity in music through record label services, professional development, community outreach, education, and performance opportunities for musicians and music industry workers whose genders have long been underrepresented, marginalized and excluded.
QUEERING SOUND is a volunteer-driven multifaceted arts festival of LGBTQIA+ artists/allies held annually in Washington DC that features visual art, spoken word, video/new media, and a wide variety of musical styles. Since 1999, QUEERING SOUND has presented over 100+ artists at local venues and online; showcasing artists – from the DMV region, across the nation + internationally –who push against and create their work outside the socially-mainstreamed boundaries of sound and vision.