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The legendary techno artist talks about his past and upcoming projects.
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Watch our interview with the lead singer of Grammy Award winning band Train.
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MySpace Records band Sherwood talks with the DC Scene.
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Emo rockers stop by to talk about their new record.
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Canadian artist Serena Ryder performs in the DC Scene Studio.
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Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde stop by for an interview.
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John Cooper of the rock band Skillet stops by to talk.
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The DC Scene interviewed Vanilla Ice, the Grammy Award nominated, American Music Award winning American rapper.
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Canadian punksters Sum 41 talk with The DC Scene.
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The star of "Akeelah and the Bee" Keke Palmer stops by the DC Scene Studio to talk about her films and new album.
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The famous hip hop rapper turned preacher gives you the dish on what he's been up to.
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Calling Montreal, Quebec home, these rockers set Canadian history with the highest independant charting album.
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The DC scene interviewed the American Grammy nominated, comedy influenced pop punk band originally formed in Wichita Falls, Texas in 1994.
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Kate Paul interviews the Annapolis, Md. based band.
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The DC scene interviewed the Grammy-winning soul and funk-influenced rock band Maroon 5.
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Selling over 5 million albums, the band known for their hits on the Shrek movies, sat down with the DC Scene.
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 | | Thievery Corporation
Thievery Corporation formed in the summer of 1995 at D.C.'s Eighteenth Street Lounge the now world-renowned venue that is still a creative incubator for DC underground music .
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Washington D.C.'s own Mya, a Grammy award-winning singer, kicked off the Live! On Woodrow Wilson concert series.
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Wayne Static and his heavy metal band Static-X kicked off their 11-week tour March 30 with a stop at Washington, D.C.’s 9:30 club April 28.
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MIMS stops by the DC Scene studios to talk about music and his new album.
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The band known for the song "Stacey's Mom" gets down with the DC Scene.
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DC Scene interviews multi-platinum group Snow Patrol.
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If you think Damon Gough, the lead singer of “Badly Drawn Boy” is a good singer/songwriter, he agrees that he’s become pretty good at it by now.
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English alternative rock band Placebo chats with the DC Scene.
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 | | Cracker
The DC Scene caught up with Cracker's David Lowery and Johnny Hickman in Annapolis, Md., after their show at the Ram's Head Tavern.
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 | | The Blue Van
While on tour with Jet, The Blue Van met up with the DC Scene.
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Chart toppers Hinder sit down with the DC Scene.
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Southern rocker Marc Broussard spends some time with us before his show at the 9:30 Club.
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DC Scene catches up with members of Panic At The Disco before their show at GMU's Patriot Center.
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Upcoming artist Toby Lightman gives us the dish on what's next in her career.
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Serge Pizzorno and Tom Meighan from the popular English band answer the DC Scene's questions about touring, making music, and, post-show fun.
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Lead singer Richard Patrick discusses what's up with his other band, Filter, and where his new band is headed.
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Luke Esterkyn, lead singer of the rock band Stroke 9, took time to talk to the DC Scene.
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 | | Buckcherry
After A few years off, hard rock group Buckcherry is back with an album that's a bit more edgy. Keith Nelson talks with the DC Scene.
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 | | Diddy
Diddy raps about his new record.
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 | | Danity Kane
Making The Band's Danity Kane stops by to promote their new album and talk about their experiences on the hit MTV series.
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 | | Sister Hazel
Lead singer Ken Block gives us dirt on their new record, tour, and The Rock Boat.
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 | | Ben Lee
Australian singer Ben Lee talks about his current tour and his make out scene in the movie Placid Lake.
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 | | Matt Sharp
Matt talks with us about his days with Weezer, his current tour, and the new Rentals Record.
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Young Dro sets a mark being our first guest artist in the DC Scene studios.
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