A comedian who's taken his talents to the Web for a lack of a live audience; a wine connoisseur whose new Leesburg bar honors the subversive and the creative; and an indie rock group making their way toward the big-time. All this, and more, on this episode of The Go LoCo Podcast!
Having recently signed to Los Angeles-based music label Fearless Records, Leesburg rock quintet My Kid Brother is the latest Loudoun act to take a step toward the spotlight.
The Waterford Foundation Board of Directors has announced the 76th Annual Waterford Fair will be held virtually this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Ryan Cambetes, a singer-songwriter from Leesburg, will pitch an original song on NBC's reality music program "Songland" during its second-season finale Monday night.
When Ashburn's Jason Bursey launched Parallel Wine Bistro in Broadlands Center Plaza in May 2010, his goal was to create a space where patrons could share in his passion for wine while enjoying unique, chef-driven plates.
After one year as a destination for wedding and events, the recently renovated White's Ferry Manor in Leesburg has opened an outdoor patio and restaurant for all to enjoy.
Friday is a big day for businesses around Loudoun County, most of which will be able to reopen in some capacity after Gov. Ralph Northam (D) announced Tuesday that he will lift restrictions that have been in place since March 24.
After nearly 50 years of summer concerts that attract thousands of people from around the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, officials at Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts in Vienna announced Friday they have cancelled the 2020 summer concert series due to the ongoing effects of …
For what would have been the 85th running of the Loudoun County Fair, organizers have decided to cancel this year's events due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leesburg musician and DJ Nathaniel Davis will play a concert Sunday via Facebook Live to lift his fans' spirits amid the COVID-19 health crisis.
BENEFIT, a music-based nonprofit that raises funds for nonprofits that benefit kids, will host a Facebook Live concert Saturday night with a full slate of local musicians.
Though pop recording artist Emma Rowley's plans to perform at Hillsboro's Doukénie Winery March 28 were thwarted by coronavirus, she will still play a set for her fans via livestream on Facebook.
Episode 1 of The Go LoCo Podcast is out! In the inaugural episode you can learn more about local artist Tonia Priolo, hear about headlining events for the next couple weeks, learn more about Loudoun County's award-winning wine from 868 Estate Vineyards' hospitality extraordinaire Nancy Delis…
One of Leesburg's popular barbecue establishments is on the move.
Bike TrAle Brewery, located at 101 Loudoun St. in downtown Leesburg, is closing its doors after two years in business and will turn over the keys to Dynasty Brewing out of Ashburn.
Purcellville’s Bush Tabernacle roller rink was a frequent childhood hangout for 20-year-old musician Maggie Miles, and thus it was her first choice for the backdrop of her debut music video, “Shiver.”
Nashville-based country-blues collective The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band will stop at Tally Ho Theater in downtown Leesburg on Nov. 9 as a part of its Big Damn Blues Revolution Tour and the 3rd Annual Chad Dukes Veterans Day Jamboree.
A group of local residents have formed a foundation to save a historic church near Bluemont and preserve it in the National Register of Historic Places.
Loudoun County's 150-acre community farm designed to provide hunger relief for those in need will be the beneficiary of a barn dance fundraiser hosted at Sylvanside Farm in Purcellville on Oct. 20.
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