RVA Music Fest (Day 2/Stage 2): Everything You Need To Know About

by | Sep 9, 2011 | COMMUNITY

Sept 10-11th RVA Magazine and Phull Entertainment will host the first annual RVA Music Fest!

Nothing like this has ever been done within the Greater Richmond Metro area since long before your moms mom could remember. With forty five local bands, two nationally touring acts and an seemingly endless list of DJ’s, this year is just the first taste of the evolution of the RVA Music Scene. Sunday, September 11th from 2-10pm. 18th and East Main will be 2 stages, plenty of vendors, food, beer and some of the best live music Richmond has to offer. Advanced tickets are $22 and $30 the day of. I would recommend getting your tickets early and saving $8 plus the possible embarrassment of missing the event because it sells out. CLICK HERE and save yourself the hassle. For those of you who only want the best, we have a very limited number of VIP tickets available. $100 gets you access to the VIP tent, VIP seating, including specialty beer from Browns Distributing and catering provided by Halligan’s.

Stage 2 lineup, as well as more info about purchasing tickets, after the jump!


Sept 10-11th RVA Magazine and Phull Entertainment will host the first annual RVA Music Fest!

Nothing like this has ever been done within the Greater Richmond Metro area since long before your moms mom could remember. With forty five local bands, two nationally touring acts and an seemingly endless list of DJ’s, this year is just the first taste of the evolution of the RVA Music Scene. Sunday, September 11th from 2-10pm. 18th and East Main will be 2 stages, plenty of vendors, food, beer and some of the best live music Richmond has to offer. Advanced tickets are $22 and $30 the day of. I would recommend getting your tickets early and saving $8 plus the possible embarrassment of missing the event because it sells out. CLICK HERE and save yourself the hassle. For those of you who only want the best, we have a very limited number of VIP tickets available. $100 gets you access to the VIP tent, VIP seating, including specialty beer from Browns Distributing and catering provided by Halligan’s.

Stage 2 lineup, as well as more info about purchasing tickets, after the jump!

Stage 2 Main Stage: Presented by Phull Entertainment

No BS Brass Band 7:40-8:10pm

Black Girls 6:50-7:20pm

Goldrush 6:00-6:30pm

Antero 5:10-5:40pm

Luggage 4:20-4:50pm

Proverbial 3:30-4:00pm

Click Here to Download the RVA MUSIC FEST Guide

In the Guide you will find everything you need to know about the music fest. From transportation and location to beer and entertainment. The guide is a MUST HAVE for anyone who is planning on attending.

You can also find the guide and other info about the fest on the RVA MUSIC FEST website by clicking here

Buy advanced tickets now and save some cash by clicking here

Tickets can be purchased with cash @ Steady Sounds, Rumors, Kulture, Deep Grove, Turnstyle and Plan 9

RVA Staff

RVA Staff

Since 2005, the dedicated team at RVA Magazine, known as RVA Staff, has been delivering the cultural news that matters in Richmond, VA. This talented group of professionals is committed to keeping you informed about the events and happenings in the city.




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