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Georgetown Cabaret is a storied Georgetown University performance tradition that began in 1976 as a campus variety show and evolved in the early 1980s into a rock-focused cabaret format. Founded by Teddy Zambetti (COL ’80), the project has carried forward through generations of student organizers, maintaining a reputation for energetic live sets that blend pop, rock, and R&B influences with rotating vocalists. While the exact discography remains unofficial in public records, the band is known for a core group of musicians and occasional brass or ensemble elements that keep the sound fresh while preserving the spirit of the original campus showcase.

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From iconic campus venues to larger DC-area stages, Georgetown Cabaret has contributed to the city’s vibrant music scene with performances that highlight community charity and student-led artistry. The tradition has drawn attention in campus media and local press for its enduring role in Georgetown's cultural landscape.

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Quick Facts About Georgetown Cabaret

  • Founded in 1976 at Georgetown University as a campus variety show; early 1980s transition to a rock-focused Cabaret format (bands and rotating singers).
  • Founder: Teddy Zambetti (COL ’80) helped initiate the Cabaret project on campus; the tradition has continued with generations of student organizers.
  • Notable past venues include Black Cat (39th annual show reported in 2015) and U Street Music Hall (2019 show).
  • Genre/style described by press as a pop/rock/R&B cover band with a core group of musicians and rotating vocalists; occasional brass/ensemble elements.
  • Discography and singles: no publicly documented Georgetown Cabaret studio albums or official singles exist in widely available sources.
  • Awards: no major public awards attributed specifically to Georgetown Cabaret; the tradition is highlighted as a long-running campus charity concert series.

About Georgetown Cabaret

  • Founded: 1976 at Georgetown University
  • Founder: Teddy Zambetti (COL ’80)
  • Origin: Began as a campus variety show, transitioned to a rock-oriented cabaret format in the early 1980s
  • Style: Pop/rock/R&B cover music with rotating vocalists and a core band
  • Rotating lineup: Emphasizes a dynamic, community-driven approach to live performance

Notable past performances have taken Georgetown Cabaret from campus stages to venues like the Black Cat (the group’s performances being part of the venue’s long-running concert history) and U Street Music Hall, where audiences enjoyed the high-energy aesthetic of the cabaret format. While there isn’t a publicly documented discography of studio albums or official singles, the live experience remains a defining element of Georgetown Cabaret’s legacy—and a reason fans keep returning to campus events and DC-area shows.

For updates on future appearances, keep an eye on Georgetown campus outlets and local DC music news. While the group’s 2025 schedule isn’t publicly listed, Georgetown Cabaret continues to perform in campus-affiliated events and select DC venues tied to annual programming and charity initiatives.

Discography Highlights

  • No publicly documented studio albums or official singles widely published
  • Renowned for live performances featuring a rotating roster of vocalists and a dedicated core band

Upcoming Tour / Performance Information

  • 2025: Campus-based performances and select DC-area events as part of university programming
  • Dates and venues are announced through Georgetown University channels and local media closer to performance weeks

Social Media and Official Links

  • Official social media: unavailable from mainstream public sources; campus media coverage is common
  • Official website: not publicly documented

Social and venue links for the latest information are typically featured through Georgetown University communications and local press. If you’re looking to connect with Georgetown Cabaret for a show, we can help you explore campus announcements and nearby DC venues that frequently host student-led musical acts.

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