New Six Points Site
Please visit our new site, www.sixpointsmusicfestival.com.
Details regarding the submission process for the 2007 festival may be found on the new site.
Live Music! Local Venues! The fourth annual Six Points Music Festival is scheduled to take place Thursday, April 12 through Sunday, April 15, 2007, at venues throughout the D.C. Area. |
Please visit our new site, www.sixpointsmusicfestival.com.
Please visit our new site, www.sixpointsmusicfestival.com.
Please join us this coming Wednesday, September 13th for the MetroMusicScene.com/Six Points Music Festival happy hour at Iota Club and Cafe in Arlington, VA. The event runs from 6pm to 8pm and is free. IOTA's open mic begins at 8pm (sign up after 7pm), so feel free to bring your instrument along too (no drum kits, please).
The Six Points Music Festival and Metromusicscene.com will kick off a series of monthly happy hours next Wednesday, April 26 at Dc9 at 7:00 pm.
We would like to thank our official Six Points Music Festival Photographer, Corey Snapp of Snapp-Shot Photography for taking and posting photographs from the 2006 festival online, which you can access at this link.
13 venues and over 40 bands were involved this year. The festival has been written up at least 4 different times by The Washington Post this week, NPR affiliate WAMU 88.5 FM has aired a piece on Six Points three times in the past day, DCist has given Six Points a great deal of digital ink, On Tap magazine featured the festival in their lastest issue, and DC101's Local Lix dedicated a large part of their show this week to Six Points. And that's just a portion of the press the festival has gotten.
Shows for Thursday, April 6, 2006
We'll be having a party tonight at Revolution Records in D.C. to kick things off for Six Points. It's a cool little independent record store that's very supportive of local music. Stop by between 7and 9pm, as we gear up for the start of the festival tomorrow.
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On Friday, April 7th at 1pm, Six Points Music Festival 2006 artist, The Hickories, and the festival's Planning Committee Chairperson, Melissa DePaulis will be featured on WAMU's (88.5 FM) Metro Connection Radio show. Host, David Furst will be interviewing Melissa and the Hickories as well as playing some tracks from other Six Points artists.