Sofar Sounds!

Travis Holler

We started our weekend right by heading to the courtyard of The Kreeger Museum in the Foxhall neighborhood for an exclusive outdoor concert with Sofar Sounds DC. Sofar curates private concerts hosted by fans throughout the city. We snapped its team: artist booking head and wego concerts marketer Jonna Humphries, the evening's MC and Sofar Sounds artist scout James Scott, and Sofar DC's and wego concerts founder Fitz Holladay.

Travis Holler

Prior to the show, guests enjoyed the expansive outdoor sculpture garden. Here, Hyman Phelps & McNamara's Nyma Syed, The North Face's Sanjay Amin, McAllister & Quinn's Ariana Olshan and Vanguard Communications' Scott Rieder.

Travis Holler

In the picturesque courtyard, attendees heard an exclusive set from DC-based Galaxy Electric; the band released its latest album on Saturday, following the show.

Travis Holler

Guests enjoyed a selection of wine and beer to enjoy the absolutely perfect weather. Here, B.Lin Catering's Gus May joins Tinshop + Distri.co Recording Studio's Paris Hines.

Travis Holler

Guests ended the evening with two more amazing sets of music from Viigo and Bel Heir. Here, WS Software's Lars Smensson with Postmates' Elena Frenkel.

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