Since Birchmere reopened last July, the venue (3701 Mt Vernon Avenue) has had a few hit shows like KT Tunstall and The Steeldrivers later this week (tickets are sold out, sorry).
Next month, likely the biggest headlining band is 60s/70s rock band Three Dog Night, performing on August. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $79.50.
Go-go star turned Alexandria High School teacher Sugar Bear, frontman for local band Experience Unlimited and featured in this year’s Oscars, will be performing at The Birchmere for a birthday celebration on Aug. 8.
County music star Tanya Tucker who performed 1971 hit Delta Dawn will also swing by The Birchmere on Aug. 21.
Other upcoming shows include:
- July 30: Judith Hill
- July 31: The Fabulous Thunderbirds
- Aug. 4: Shinyribs
- Aug. 6: Air Supply: The Lost in Love Experience
- Aug. 7: 1964: The Tribute
- Aug. 8: Sugar Bear
- Aug. 9: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
- Aug. 11: En Vogue
- Aug. 12: Paul Thorn
- Aug. 13: Chrisette Michele
- Aug. 15: Jonathan Butler
- Aug. 17 and Aug. 18: Colin Hay
- Aug. 19: Pure Praire League and Firefall
- Aug. 20: Kathy Mattea
- Aug. 21: Tanya Tucker
- Aug. 21: A Night of Pure Elegance
- Aug. 25: The Secret Sisters
- Aug. 27: Bo Deans and Billy Coulter
- Aug. 28: Three Dog Night
- Aug. 29: John B.
- Aug. 30: Leonid & Friends
- Aug. 31: Todd Snider
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