Upcoming Events at Echostage
Sun Jan 1, 9:00 PM - Mon Jan 2, 4:00 AM
2135 Queens Chapel Rd NE, Washington, DC 20018
Community: Capitol Hill
Description
Glow Washington DC Presents New Year's Day 2017 Disclosure (DJ Set) Sunday, January 1st, 2017
Event Details
Echostage
2135 Queens Chapel Road NE • Washington, DC
Doors: 9 PM | No dress code | Ages 18+
Bottle Service: tables@echostage.com | 202.503.2331
Guy and Howard Lawrence have been quite busy over the last 6 years. They released two albums, Settle and Caracal, both of which went on to be nominated for Best Dance/Electronic album at the Grammys. They have performed at major festivals such as Glastonbury, Coachella, Lollapalooza, and EDC Las Vegas to large crowds and they've worked with major artists such as Sam Smith, Miquel, Lorde, The Weekend, and Mary J. Blige. That is a lot considering neither brother was interested in dance music throughout much of their childhood, instead listening to singer-songwriter artists and playing in indie bands. However, after visiting clubs in Brighton, Guy fell in love with House and Dubstep, convincing his brother to join him in forming Disclosure. Upon forming the duo created a sound that is unlike any other; combining a mix of hip-hop and Dubstep and incorporating '80s Chicago house, '90s English 2-step garage into soul, funk and pop styles. Disclosure's unique sound has catapulted them to superstardom and with the release of their surprise-EP Moog For Love, they continue to showcase new and exciting music.
2135 Queens Chapel Road NE • Washington, DC
Doors: 9 PM | No dress code | Ages 18+
Bottle Service: tables@echostage.com | 202.503.2331
Guy and Howard Lawrence have been quite busy over the last 6 years. They released two albums, Settle and Caracal, both of which went on to be nominated for Best Dance/Electronic album at the Grammys. They have performed at major festivals such as Glastonbury, Coachella, Lollapalooza, and EDC Las Vegas to large crowds and they've worked with major artists such as Sam Smith, Miquel, Lorde, The Weekend, and Mary J. Blige. That is a lot considering neither brother was interested in dance music throughout much of their childhood, instead listening to singer-songwriter artists and playing in indie bands. However, after visiting clubs in Brighton, Guy fell in love with House and Dubstep, convincing his brother to join him in forming Disclosure. Upon forming the duo created a sound that is unlike any other; combining a mix of hip-hop and Dubstep and incorporating '80s Chicago house, '90s English 2-step garage into soul, funk and pop styles. Disclosure's unique sound has catapulted them to superstardom and with the release of their surprise-EP Moog For Love, they continue to showcase new and exciting music.
