Shedonist w/ Josee Molavi + KINDA EVIL
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Doors 7:30 PM | Show 8:00 PM (All ages)
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Shedonist
Shedonist is a Nashville based hard hitting grungey blues rock band with a 90's alternative flair, punctuated by earworm hooks and powerhouse vocals.
For Persian-American members Jasmin Toubi and Rose Badiei-Savage, rock music isn't just a genre. It's an attitude, a lifestyle, and the essence of rebellion. Singing and sharing music with the world represent the ultimate form of resistance. "If we lived in Iran, we would be in jail for doing music, for being who we are."
With the rock and blues based guitar wizardry of Ray Walsh and human metronome Keever White, the band brings hard hitting riffs and fills backing their fierce female front.
The band's debut LP "Young, Dumb & Stupid" was released in 2021 and was quickly recognized as music for rock fans of all ages with its nods to classic rock and modern incorporation of its sub-genres. Their cover of "Where Have All The Good Times Gone" by The Kinks is featured on the compilation album "Starstruck" featuring hit-makers Wheatus of Teenage Dirtbag. The band is expected to release 4 new songs on a self-titled EP in 2026.
Josee Molavi
Josee Molavi brings powerful soul-inspired vocals to center stage in her genre-bending, artful sound. Molavi is a vocalist, songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist grown from blues rock roots in Severna Park, Maryland. To support her colorful lyrical reflections on relationships, travel, and personal discoveries, Molavi’s music combines intricate melodies and acoustic textures against an indie-alternative backdrop. Josee Molavi keeps her audience watching and listening with her captivating performance skills and experimentation in and between genres.
KINDA EVIL
For Fans Of: Hole, Black Sabbath, Queens of the Stone Age
KINDA EVIL brews 70s-hard rock and 90s-stoner metal with an inky dash of ‘riot grrrl’ punk for searing songcraft and spellbinding shows. Appealing to listeners of The Dead Weather, Black Sabbath, Hole, and Queens of the Stone Age, KINDA EVIL severs the polarity of good and evil in a cauldron of high octane energy. Psychedelic vocals electrify tempo shifts while menacing riffs vaporize into foggy far-out ballads. Dark, potent, and bittersweet; we’re all a little evil.
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Shedonist
Shedonist is a Nashville based hard hitting grungey blues rock band with a 90's alternative flair, punctuated by earworm hooks and powerhouse vocals.
For Persian-American members Jasmin Toubi and Rose Badiei-Savage, rock music isn't just a genre. It's an attitude, a lifestyle, and the essence of rebellion. Singing and sharing music with the world represent the ultimate form of resistance. "If we lived in Iran, we would be in jail for doing music, for being who we are."
With the rock and blues based guitar wizardry of Ray Walsh and human metronome Keever White, the band brings hard hitting riffs and fills backing their fierce female front.
The band's debut LP "Young, Dumb & Stupid" was released in 2021 and was quickly recognized as music for rock fans of all ages with its nods to classic rock and modern incorporation of its sub-genres. Their cover of "Where Have All The Good Times Gone" by The Kinks is featured on the compilation album "Starstruck" featuring hit-makers Wheatus of Teenage Dirtbag. The band is expected to release 4 new songs on a self-titled EP in 2026.
Josee Molavi
Josee Molavi brings powerful soul-inspired vocals to center stage in her genre-bending, artful sound. Molavi is a vocalist, songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist grown from blues rock roots in Severna Park, Maryland. To support her colorful lyrical reflections on relationships, travel, and personal discoveries, Molavi’s music combines intricate melodies and acoustic textures against an indie-alternative backdrop. Josee Molavi keeps her audience watching and listening with her captivating performance skills and experimentation in and between genres.
KINDA EVIL
For Fans Of: Hole, Black Sabbath, Queens of the Stone Age
KINDA EVIL brews 70s-hard rock and 90s-stoner metal with an inky dash of ‘riot grrrl’ punk for searing songcraft and spellbinding shows. Appealing to listeners of The Dead Weather, Black Sabbath, Hole, and Queens of the Stone Age, KINDA EVIL severs the polarity of good and evil in a cauldron of high octane energy. Psychedelic vocals electrify tempo shifts while menacing riffs vaporize into foggy far-out ballads. Dark, potent, and bittersweet; we’re all a little evil.
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1508 North Capitol Street NW, Washington D.C., DC, United States, Washington, District of Columbia 20002
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