Day In Day Out, in its second year, is sort of like Capitol Hill Block Party’s alt younger sibling who smokes hand-rolled cigarettes and wears turtlenecks. Which is to say it’s smaller in scale (one full stage, with a peripheral area for DJ sets), its compact lineup is crammed with indie star power—2022 headliners the National, Mitski, and Mac DeMarco dominate their respective genres—and it might actually be cooler than its glitzy big brother.
Evan Johnson is the talent buyer for Daydream State, the force behind Block Party and DIDO, and says that he sees the two festivals as intentionally complementary. “Block Party has changed over
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