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Get Your Scott Robinson Tickets in Washington: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
Parking & Directions for Scott Robinson Blues Alley
1073 Wisconsin Ave Nw, Washington, DC
20007, US
1. Wisconsin Ave NW Garage - 0.3 miles, ~$15
2. Georgetown Park Garage - 0.4 miles, ~$12
3. 31st St NW Lot - 0.5 miles, ~$10
4. Georgetown University Lot - 0.6 miles, ~$10
5. Free street parking - limited availability, ~$0
Scott Robinson Concert Live at Blues Alley | Washington – May 20th, 2026
Blues Alley is one of those hidden gems that somehow keeps its soul intact despite the ever-changing music scene. It’s a place where jazz isn’t just played, it’s lived, artists like Scott Robinson Washington have graced its stage, creating magic right before your eyes with that spontaneous, in-the-moment brilliance that makes live jazz so special. The vibe is cozy and intimate, with bar-height tables that invite you to lean in and soak up every note. It’s a spot where many musicians have cut their teeth and gone on to big things, think of it as a launching pad for talent that continues to inspire. Watching Scott Robinson Washington perform here isn’t just a concert, it’s an experience that sticks with you, especially when you catch that soulful improvisation or a playful riff that feels like a conversation. And hey, if you’re wandering around D.C., taking a stroll along the waterfront before heading over adds a perfect touch to the night. Blues Alley isn’t just a jazz club, it’s a piece of living history, and missing it would be like skipping the best part of a great story.
