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Adams Morgan, Entertainment, Night Life, The Daily Feed
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Rachel Levitin Live At Chief Ike’s Mambo Room Wednesday Night

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Chief Ike’s Mambo Room in Adams Morgan hosts live local musicians all night for your viewing and listening pleasure. This Wednesday just so happens to be the night that yours truly (Rachel Levitin) will be playing a full 30 minute set, along with Producer/Musician Paul Derlunas. What makes this EVEN BETTER is that we’ll be debuting three new songs never before played live on-stage!

There’s no cover charge and drink deals are available depending on Chief Ike’s day-to-day specials.

But — here’s the kicker — show starts at 11:30 p.m. So if you like good music (you can check out some tracks here and be the judge), good atmosphere, and good Wednesday night drinking (and don’t have a Cinderella complex that keeps you from staying out past midnight) you have no excuse to not come out and show your love!

CD’s will be available for purchase.

Come early. Hear the other acts. Mix and mingle. I know I’ll be there.

Chief Ike’s Mambo room is located at:

1725 Columbia Road Northwest
Washington, DC 20009-2803

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Cratenfire.com Presents A U St. Showcase of DC Talent

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Yours truly has a one-song set on U Street tonight. Interested in catching the stage debut of Rachel Levitin & Paul Derlunas? Stop by the Cratenfire.com Local DC Talent Showcase down at Station9 located at 1438 U Street NW.

The event features a house band to kick-off a night of rockin’ DC tunes at 7 pm, followed by the showcase at 8 pm. Blues, R&B, Rock, Pop — there will be something for everyone to groove to. So lace up those dancin’ shoes, throw on some of your finest threads, and head out to U St. to scout some fresh DC talent.

Admission is 18 to enter/21 to drink with a $15 cover (if you’ve got a college ID it’s only $10). Pricey door fee? Yes. Potential for a priceless night on the town? You betcha!

Photo by Isaiah Headen.