Josh Groban!

Last night we also went to Wolf Trap to see Josh Groban, who sang one great song after another for 100 minutes, including tributes to his favorite singers and songwriters: Celine Dion, Stevie Wonder, Neal Diamond, and Stephen Sondheim. He sang in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, and he chatted informally between every song: “I wear such tight pants so I can sing that song.” “I love having the full Wolf Trap Orchestra play with my band; everything sounds better with a harp.” “This is for all the single people; even if you came here alone, that’s not weird.” He made a packed house feel intimate.

Liz Davies, Washington Life’s John Arundel, his wife Christine, and DJ Neekola, who’s started a tech company, Pelonkey, to represent artists.

The concert was sponsored by Buick; GM’s public policy director Heather Rosenker is in front of the six-speed Encore, which gets 32 MPG.

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