Ever wonder where rock legends hang out when they visit DC? A lifelong Washington native reveals that Pearl Jam, particularly Eddie Vedder, used to make The Raven Grill their secret haunt when touring through the capital. "It was like this surface level, 'dude, did you hear? Eddie Vedder's at the Raven,'" describing how fans would flock there hoping for a glimpse of rock royalty.
Our conversation with this DC native provides a fascinating window into Washington's evolution over decades.
Areas like NoMa and Union Market—places where "you would be caught dead 15 years ago"—have blossomed into vibrant, sought-after destinations. Meanwhile, The Wharf exemplifies successful urban renewal projects that continue to alter the capital's landscape.
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