Event Info
- Wed - May 27, 2026 • 6:30 PMTickets
High Fade: Twice as Nice Tour
Wed May 27 at 6:30pm
Washington, DC
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About High Fade
On a three-man crusade to set dance floors alight with their inimitable brand of razor-sharp funk and disco, High Fade can already count Jack Black, Cypress Hill, Deep Purple’s Glenn Hughes, and Brad Wilk from Rage Against The Machine as fans. Honing their sound on the streets of their native Edinburgh, the band are at their best when up close and personal with audiences; with over a thousand gigs now under their belt, their refined, infectious live performance has become an integral part of the band’s DNA Read more on Last.fm
Venue
2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC
Lineup
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does the Atlantis DC have seating?
- Does the Atlantis DC have seating? The Atlantis in Washington, DC, is primarily a general admission music venue, meaning most shows are standing room only. This setup creates an intimate, energetic atmosphere ideal for live performances and direct artist-audience interaction. While there is no traditional assigned seating, the venue does offer limited seating options for guests with disabilities or those requiring special accommodations. It's recommended to contact the venue in advance to arrange these requests. The lack of fixed seating allows for a flexible floor plan, accommodating diverse events and crowd sizes. For those attending concerts at The Atlantis, arriving early ensures the best spot on the floor, as entry is typically first-come, first-served. Check the event's specific details, as some shows may occasionally offer reserved seating or VIP sections.
- What is the secret venue in Washington DC?
- What is the secret venue in Washington DC? The term "secret venue" in Washington, DC, often refers to The Atlantis, a celebrated music venue known for its intimate vibe and storied history. Located next to the iconic 9:30 Club, The Atlantis draws inspiration from the original 9:30 Club's legendary legacy, recreating the feel of DC's underground music scene. Its low profile, exclusive shows, and limited capacity contribute to its reputation as a hidden gem among DC's music lovers. While it's not literally secret, The Atlantis cultivates an exclusive atmosphere by hosting surprise performances and unique events that aren't widely advertised, making it a must-visit for fans seeking authentic, up-close concert experiences in Washington, DC.
- Who owns the Atlantis in DC?
- Who owns the Atlantis in DC? The Atlantis in Washington, DC, is owned and operated by I.M.P., a prominent independent concert promotion and venue management company. I.M.P. is the force behind several of the city's most beloved music venues, including the 9:30 Club, The Anthem, and Lincoln Theatre. The company was co-founded by Seth Hurwitz, a well-known figure in the Washington, DC, live music scene. Under I.M.P.'s management, The Atlantis pays homage to the spirit of the original 9:30 Club and continues the tradition of hosting top-tier artists and fostering local music talent. The ownership's commitment to quality live music experiences makes The Atlantis a standout destination for concertgoers in DC.