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DC101 's Local Lix Live will debut at Lulu's in Washington, DC this Sunday, June 26th. The show begins at 7pm, and features: Lionize , Agents of the Sun , and Welbilt . These live music showcases will take place monthly and will feature the area's hottest local bands. Doors open at 6pm, and the shows are 18+. If you are in a band, and wish to have your song considered for airplay on Local Lix , bring your press kit/CD to one of the Local Lix Live events. It is now the exclusive way to submit your material to the station. Also, stay tuned for more details coming soon about a big Local Lix Live show being planned for September. One of the bands featured that night may get the chance to follow in Welbilt's footsteps and become the next Budweiser True Music band from our area.

Practice Spaces - Updated May 2015

One of the most common questions on the Yahoo Group is about practice space and where to find it. A list is being compiled here of practice spaces in the D.C. Metro Area, which you'll be able to access anytime through the link under "Resources For Musicians" in the right hand column. If you have something to add, please post it as a comment below. The list will be updated as people submit more information. Practice Spaces in the D.C. Metro Area: Barco Rebar Falls Church, VA 703-207-1657 http://www.barcorebar.com 7Drum Lessons 2008 8th Street NW Washington DC 20001 http://www.7drumlessons.com Uncle Bob's Self Storage Alexandria, VA 800-242-1715 http://www.unclebobs.com Music Cave Studios 46040 Center Oak Plaza #150 Sterling, VA 20166 (703) 430-1095 http://musiccavestudios.com Rock Shop Studios 8455 R Tyco Road Vienna VA 22182 (703) 801-4737 http://www.rockshopstudios.com Str8way Music Service (240) 479-5855 http://www.str8waymusic.com

The Future of Music Coalition Policy Summit Wants You!

The Future of Music Coalition , a national nonprofit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for musicians, is holding their 10th anniversary Music Policy Summit October 3-5, 2010, at Georgetown University. The summit unites recording industry artists and insiders with policymakers, technologists and representatives of the media to tackle issues at the intersection of music, technology, policy and the law. This year the conference will feature presentations by luminaries such as Grammy and Academy Award-winning composer T-Bone Burnett, OK Go frontman Damian Kulash (of my favorite video of the year so far), Tommy Boy Entertainment CEO Tom Silverman, Pandora founder Tim Westergren , Calexico frontman Joey Burns, and Wonkette founding editor and current GQ Washington correspondent Ana Marie Cox. This year's summit will also include a Musicians' Education Day on Sunday, October 3, with presentations and interactive panels on subjects as diverse as fan

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