Concert review

Artemas: Live Music Magic in the Heart of DC

Marley Hein

20 Mar 2026 — 3 min read

Artemas brought their LOVECORE tour to the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. on March 17th 2026. The show brought high energy, and a display of dark pop charisma and energy. The house was packed and was transferred through a moody and pulsating performance that combined the sensual heavy bass textures combined with unexpected moments of vulnerability.

With supports from Henry Morris and Ella Boh, they bother delivered a stylish and heavy synth pop performances that complimented Artemas’ style. The show itself was immersive and carefully crafted, complete with live vocals that had the same tone and edge that his recorded music did. Fans were screaming along to every word, especially when his viral hit, “I like the way you kiss me”, blared from the speakers.

Artemas’ Washington D.C. stop proved that he is a star who is already a commanding, confident and totally captivating performer.

ELLA BOH

HENRY MORRIS

ARTEMAS

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