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Parking & Directions for Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs Warner Theatre - DC
513 13th Street NW, Washington, DC
20004, US
1. Colonial Parking (0.2 miles) - $20
2. LAZ Parking (0.3 miles) - $22
3. PMI Parking (0.4 miles) - $18
4. 1200 17th Street Garage (0.5 miles) - $25
5. The City Center (0.6 miles) - $30
Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs Concert Live at Warner Theatre | Washington – September 22nd, 2026
The Warner Theatre in DC is one of those legendary spots where history and modern energy collide, making it the perfect backdrop for unforgettable nights like seeing Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs in Washington. This theater isn’t just your average concert hall; it’s a beautifully ornate landmark that’s been hosting everything from opera to rock shows since it opened its doors in the late 1920s. Walking up to it, you’re greeted by intricate designs and a sense of grandeur that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. For those catching Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs in Washington, the venue’s comfortable backstage areas and excellent sightlines, especially from the upper balconies, make the whole experience even better. Plus, if you're coming from Baltimore, you can hop on the MARC train, switch to the Metro, and easily find your way there. The atmosphere inside is just as captivating as its stunning exterior, with a vibe that promises a night of pure musical magic, whether you're there for Campbell’s gritty guitar work or the raw energy of The Dirty Knobs. Honestly, it’s one of those places that sticks with you long after the last chord rings out.