Colin Blunstone to Perform in Washington, DC with The FIXX and Peter Asher
Colin Blunstone, lead singer of the legendary band The Zombies, is set to perform in Washington, DC, on September 12th at the Warner Theatre. The concert will feature a mix of his solo material and classic Zombies hits, with The…
Washington, DC, September 9, 2026 — Colin Blunstone, the iconic lead singer of the renowned band The Zombies, is scheduled to headline a concert in Washington, DC. The performance will take place on September 12th at the historic Warner Theatre.
The upcoming show promises a comprehensive musical journey, blending Blunstone’s contemporary solo material with beloved classic hits from The Zombies’ extensive catalog. The event will also feature performances by the new wave band The FIXX and the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Peter Asher, adding to the night’s diverse musical offerings.
In a recent interview, Blunstone reflected on his enduring career, touching upon his dedicated solo endeavors and his long-standing connection with the Washington, DC area, where he has performed on multiple occasions throughout the years. The discussion provided insight into the creative process behind his solo work and his perspective on maintaining a vibrant presence in the music industry.
Blunstone, whose distinctive voice has been a cornerstone of rock music for decades, continues to engage audiences with both his solo projects and his work with The Zombies. His upcoming performance at the Warner Theatre is anticipated to draw fans eager to experience a night celebrating his individual artistry alongside the enduring legacy of his legendary band.
The inclusion of The FIXX and Peter Asher further elevates the concert, offering a multi-genre lineup that appeals to a broad spectrum of music enthusiasts. The Warner Theatre, known for its rich history and elegant acoustics, is set to provide a fitting venue for this significant musical event.
Details regarding the specific setlists for each performer were not provided in the summary. The interview did not specify the length of Blunstone’s career in years, nor did it detail specific past performances in the DC area beyond acknowledging his history of playing in the region.
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