The Howard Theatre announces return of shows at iconic theatre.

If you're looking for a chance to see live music in the District, the iconic Howard Theatre has announced its lineup with several performances starting in March.

If you are so inclined to venture out during the ongoing pandemic, you can get tickets, and details, at thehowardtheatre.com.

Shows leading up to the March lineup include Thee Phantom and the Illharmonic Orchestra (February 11&12), Reuben Studdard's Valentine tribute - Luther Vandross-style (February 14), and Stephen Marley (March 3rd).

DID YOU KNOW?: Art and STEM = STEAM on Stage at The Howard Theatre?

Photo/The Howard Theatre website.

Performances we'd also love to see at The Howard Theatre:

Damien Sneed's Tribute to Aretha Franklin: The Queen of Soul. Sadly, DC is not on the tour schedule, yet. Visit DamienSneed.com (click events) if you are in one of these markets to see what is sure to be phenomenal performances by phenomenal artists, and to let him know D.C. is also worthy.

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