One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 8/15-8/18

by | Aug 15, 2011 | MUSIC

8/15 Everybody Yay (pictured above), The Zookeepers, Manorlady @ Sprout 10pm.

8/15 Stolen Sheep (pictured above), Snowy Owls @ Globehopper Coffeehouse & Lounge 7pm. Free.

8/15 Flamenco Night feat. Frankzig, Flamenco del Sur, Suenos Guitaros (pictured above) @ The Camel 6pm.

8/16 Fat Shadow, Fire Bison (pictured above), Greetings, Big Soda @ Sprout 10pm.

8/16 The Listening Room Series pres. Clint Maul, The Cinnamon Band, Stolen Sheep @ Firehouse Theatre 8pm.

8/16 The Greater the Risk, Valencia (pictured above), Brother William, From Fragile Seeds @ The Camel 6pm. All ages. (early)

8/16 UTV Chamber (Reggie Chapman going away show) @ The Camel 10:30pm. (late)

8/16 Ghastly City Sleep (pictured above), Lorem Ipsum, Ghost Lotion @ Galley 5 7:30pm.

8/17 Leather, Buck Gooter (photo by Melissa Colegrove), Balazs Pandi & Jason Hodges Duo, Bermuda Triangles @ Strange Matter 10pm.

8/17 Spacebomb Records pres. Natalie Prass @ Balliceaux 10pm. Free. 21+

8/17 Silversmiths (pictured above), Virginia Plane, Colloquial Orchestra @ Sprout 9pm.


8/15 Everybody Yay (pictured above), The Zookeepers, Manorlady @ Sprout 10pm.

8/15 Stolen Sheep (pictured above), Snowy Owls @ Globehopper Coffeehouse & Lounge 7pm. Free.

8/15 Flamenco Night feat. Frankzig, Flamenco del Sur, Suenos Guitaros (pictured above) @ The Camel 6pm.

8/16 Fat Shadow, Fire Bison (pictured above), Greetings, Big Soda @ Sprout 10pm.

8/16 The Listening Room Series pres. Clint Maul, The Cinnamon Band, Stolen Sheep @ Firehouse Theatre 8pm.

8/16 The Greater the Risk, Valencia (pictured above), Brother William, From Fragile Seeds @ The Camel 6pm. All ages. (early)

8/16 UTV Chamber (Reggie Chapman going away show) @ The Camel 10:30pm. (late)

8/16 Ghastly City Sleep (pictured above), Lorem Ipsum, Ghost Lotion @ Galley 5 7:30pm.

8/17 Leather, Buck Gooter (photo by Melissa Colegrove), Balazs Pandi & Jason Hodges Duo, Bermuda Triangles @ Strange Matter 10pm.

8/17 Spacebomb Records pres. Natalie Prass @ Balliceaux 10pm. Free. 21+

8/17 Silversmiths (pictured above), Virginia Plane, Colloquial Orchestra @ Sprout 9pm.

Written by John Lewis Morgan/originally appeared at onewayrichmond.com

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