George Clanton at Black Cat - DC: Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is George Clanton performing in Washington, DC?
George Clanton is scheduled to perform on, at Black Cat - DC, located at 1811 14th Street NW in Washington, DC. Check your ticket and event updates for the confirmed door and show times.
What kind of concert can I expect?
George Clanton's performance is listed as a techno/electronic concert. Black Cat's Mainstage is a standing-room space, creating an up-close, energetic setting for electronic music. The venue has two performance spaces, but the event listing does not specify which room will host this show.
How much do George Clanton tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $40, with some tickets potentially reaching approximately $150 or more. Prices vary with availability, seat or viewing preference where applicable, and market demand; the amount shown at checkout is the current price for the selected ticket.
Is Black Cat - DC a seated venue?
Black Cat's Mainstage is generally a general-admission standing-room venue, with no reserved seating for most shows. Its approximately 800-capacity concert floor lets fans move around and get close to the stage. Accessibility accommodations may be available by contacting the venue in advance.
Where is the best place to stand, and what spots should I avoid?
For a direct view and a lively crowd, arrive early and aim for the center of the Mainstage floor near the front. There is no reserved ?best? or ?worst? spot in a general-admission room, but people who prefer more space may want to stand farther back or near the sides. Sightlines can vary with crowd size and height.
What are the parking options near Black Cat?
Limited metered street parking is available on 14th Street NW and nearby streets, but spaces can fill quickly on event nights. Nearby paid garages and advance-reservation options may be available; check rates, hours, and restrictions before you travel. The venue's location is well served by Metro, which is often easier than driving.
What is the easiest way to reach Black Cat by public transit?
The U Street/Cardozo station, served by the Green and Yellow Lines, is approximately a 5?10-minute walk from Black Cat. Confirm Metro service and schedules for your travel date. Rideshare drop-off is available on 14th Street NW; after the show, walking to a nearby side street may help avoid congestion.
Are mobile tickets available, and how can I prepare them for entry?
Black Cat uses electronic and mobile ticketing. After purchasing through ticketswashington.org, follow the delivery instructions in your order confirmation and save or download your ticket to your phone before arriving. Keep your screen brightness up and bring photo identification if required by the event's entry policy.
How can I be confident my tickets are legitimate?
Purchase through ticketswashington.org and use the delivery details provided with your order. Avoid screenshots or tickets offered by unverified sellers, since a copied or invalid ticket may not scan at the door. Review your confirmation and contact customer support promptly if you have questions about your order.
Are opening acts, show duration, and age restrictions confirmed?
Opening acts, the event's age restriction, and George Clanton's set length have not been specified in the provided event details. Concert schedules can vary; check the event listing and your ticket closer to November 7 for updates. Black Cat notes that valid photo ID is required for 21+ events.
George Clanton Washington Concert reviews
A pleasant night
A magical evening at the Santa Barbara Bowl is what you can always look forward to, especially with George Clanton's unique voice added into the mix. The length of intermission between the opening act and Ms. Clanton did not bother me due to his great selection of reggae classics. All concerts at the Santa Barbara Bowl end at 10pm, and it felt like someone had sped up the record player to fit in all the George Clanton and Fugees classics before the house lights came on as Ms. Clanton took the stage just before 9pm. On a dimly lit stage, George Clanton requested no cameras inside, fueling rumors that she is with child. Ms. Clanton's abbreviated encore featured "Could you be Loved" by Bob Marley, adding to a pleasant night made even better by the beautiful Woman on my right or the lovely moonlight. I really enjoyed the show, as George Clanton provided a great soundtrack.