RDGLDGRN + Dale and the ZDubs with FeelFree at 118 North
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Doors @ 7:00 PM | Show @ 8:00 PM
21+ Unless Accompanied by Parent or Legal Guardian
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About RDGLDGRN
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RDGLDGRN (pronounced “Red Gold Green”) is a genre-bending trio from Reston, Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C., blending go-go, reggae, rock, hip-hop, and alternative music into a sound entirely their own. Since forming in 2011, the band has toured nationally, appeared on NPR Tiny Desk and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and built a loyal following through their independent spirit and high-energy live shows.
Known for collaborations with Dave Grohl and Pharrell Williams, RDGLDGRN has had music featured in The Sims, Madden NFL, film, television, and major ad campaigns. Fresh off a nationwide tour, the band continues their latest chapter with The Gold Album, pushing their sound into new territory while staying rooted in the creativity and energy that made them stand out in the first place.
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About Dale and the ZDubs
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From prison to pandemic, Dale and the ZDubs aka “Snail and the Zebras” are back in full force. Inspired by Dale’s 2017 to 2020 incarceration for a non-violent drug crime, DZD’s most recent full length, “Off The Rip,” dropped in mid 2024. Blending groovy reggae influences with a hard hitting rock style, DZD is here to tell raw, ridiculous, and vulnerable stories while thrilling audiences across the country. As Snail describes the genre-bending quartet, “We are storytellers. And when we tell these stories, there are no click tracks, no vocal processing, and no backing tracks. WE PLAY LIVE!”
After the three-year hiatus, DZD went to work putting instrumentation and melody behind the lyrics Dale wrote on the inside. Dale also hit up some old friends to be part of the comeback. The result is the current steady stream of dope-ass singles including “This Time” ft. The Elovaters, “Pathological” ft. Bumpin Uglies, “Johnny Freight” ft. Passafire, and of course, “Her Melody” ft. HIRIE. In addition, ska-punk-fan-favorite, “Neighbors,” ft. BALLYHOO! was also finally released on the new 12-song LP, “Off The Rip.”
In early 2024, a seismic lineup shift occurred. Snail selected a new prolific cast of players hailing from up and down the East Coast, and plugged them into the nationally touring act. The new Zebra blood includes multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, Mark King (bass and harmonies), formerly of The Elovaters (Pembroke, MA), and groove specialist Ethan Jones aka “The Marine” (drums and vocals), formerly of The Orange Constant (Athens, GA). The newest piece to DZD’s sound and style is Josh Boyd (lead guitar) out of Wilmington, NC. Joshy is a rare talent who brings both a heavier rock and jam-influenced element to the live performance. These new ZDubs have invigorated DZD’s classic sound, but with upgraded energy and bravado. “We’ve toured the country with Snail and the Zebras. Their live show has what I call, ‘the sauce,’ and it may be too spicy for some,” said Jackson Hauserman, lead guitarist of Kash’d Out.
DZD’s obsession with performing live keeps the wheels on the tour van turning across the country. DZD has recently shared the stage with the likes of Sublime with Rome, Andy Frasco, Little Stranger, Kash’d Out, Long Beach Dub Allstars, Joe Samba, and Artikal Sound System. High-energy live shows feature vocal harmonies, thick guitar-driven melodies, and fat rhythm section based grooves. And sometimes Snail gets a little crazy on stage too.
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About FeelFree
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Formed in Alexandria, Virginia by multi-instrumentalists Andrew Pfeiffer, Evan Hulehan and Garrett Clausen a couple years after meeting in middle school band class, reggae rock band FeelFree's genre-blending sound soothes listeners by fusing breezy soundscapes with dynamic musicianship to create music brimming with sky high vibes. The band has independently written and produced three albums, garnered millions of streams across digital streaming services with their 2018 LP Define the Free winning a Wammie award for Washington DC's Best Reggae Album of 2018.
Pegged as "the sound of summer" by Northern Virginia Magazine, FeelFree has sold-out shows around the DC, Virginia and Maryland area, playing some of the mid-Atlantic’s biggest festivals like FloydFest, LOCKN’, Rooster Walk, and Jampacked, sharing the stage with critically-acclaimed internationally and nationally touring acts like Steel Pulse, Lettuce, Everclear, Sister Nancy, SOJA, The English Beat, Sublime w/ Rome, The Movement, and The Elovaters to name just a few.
The seeds of FeelFree were first planted in 2004 when Pfeiffer, Hulehan, and Clausen began playing music together in band class while enrolled at George Washington Middle School in Alexandria, VA. Reuniting after high school in 2010, FeelFree was officially formed. The band immediately began releasing songs on the internet over the course of 2010-2013 resulting in two albums worth of material: In The Hills (2012) and The Ebb Tide EP (2013) and then hit the road touring up and down the east coast. In 2015, the band entered the legendary Arlington, Virginia Inner Ear studio to work with critically acclaimed producer Don Zientara (Minor Threat, Fugazi) to begin work on their third album Define the Free. After a few band personnel changes in 2016, Kevin Raitz joined the band full-time on drums in 2017. In 2022, DC reggae stalwart Pat Cheng joined the group on bass when founding member Garrett Clausen moved to keyboards filling out FeelFree’s vibrant live sound.
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