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"Art and music and culture should be accessible to everybody," says Sean Gray, founder of the website Is This Venue Acccessible?

How Sean Gray Is Making Concertgoing Less Stressful For People With Disabilities

Sean Gray sees barriers many people do not. Born with cerebral palsy, the Maryland native has been using a walker since he was…

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Sean Gray (right) talked accessibility on Thursday's edition of WAMU's 'Kojo Nnamdi Show.'

A Discussion About Disability And Accessible Music Venues On ‘Kojo Nnamdi Show’

Today’s Kojo Nnamdi Show on WAMU dedicated nearly an hour to an eye-opening discussion about disability and accessibility in D.C.’s…

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Support local music. Hit the merch table.

What’s The Best Music Merch In D.C.?

“It’s not a political thing for me,” Dischord Records co-owner Ian MacKaye told me in 2013. “I just don’t give…

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D.C.'s storied hardcore scene felt reinvigorated in 2014.

The Best D.C. Hardcore Of 2014

At the end of 2014, Bandwidth published its inaugural Best D.C. Music of the Year list. With only 25 spots,…

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Where Are D.C.’s Accessible Music Venues?

In August, Bandwidth contributor Tori Kerr took a close look at the accessibility of D.C.’s music venues. She found that…

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Is D.C.’s Music Scene Shutting Out Disabled Music Fans?

After investing thousands of dollars and working long hours to produce a new record for noise-punk band Roomrunner, the day…

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