Willi Carlisle will perform live at Union Stage on November 12, 2026.
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Willi Carlisle is a folk artist known for his storytelling and engaging performances. He blends traditional and contemporary styles.
Union Stage is a popular venue located on the waterfront in Washington, DC, known for hosting a variety of musical acts. The intimate setting allows for a close connection between the artist and the audience, making for a memorable experience.
On the evening of November 12, 2026, Willi Carlisle, an acclaimed performer, will take the stage. Attendees can expect an engaging show that showcases Carlisle's unique style and storytelling through music.
Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM
Headliner: Willi Carlisle
Recommended arrival time: At least 30 minutes before the show
I can't speak for the booze or food, but as far as a standing venue goes you couldn't ask for a more intimate space to spend time with an artist/performer. Aside from the one pillar that can block your view near the entrance there's really not a bad spot in the house. We saw Jake Wesley Rogers and just felt connected with him due to the safe space he created and the intimate size of the venue. Security was kind and you could easily get your hands on water to stay hydrated. 5 stars just because where else can you see a great show with a capacity like this in a pedestrian friendly area.
If I didn't give them 5 stars it would be based off of lack of AC. It's a basement and could use some moving air when your jam packed with people. An appropriate tempature keeps people from having extra medical/social anxiety. Also, the bar staff should know better than to dump ice when an artist is performing a quiet section of their set. This was disrespectful and an amateur mistake. Management should coach to this.
Emailing them from the website about my wheelchair accommodations was super easy, they were very friendly and so helpful. They roped off a designated area in front of the stage so I could sit in my wheelchair but still see the stage, and they even grabbed a seat for my husband so we could watch together. Thank you so much!!