One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 9/26-9/28

by | Sep 26, 2011 | MUSIC

9/26 Kink Ador, Rivals (pictured above), Arabia Terra, After Colony @ The Camel 9pm.

9/26 Primus @ The National 8pm.

9/26 White Crime, Pedals On Our Pirate Ships, Sundials, Vacation, Family Cat @ Strange Matter 8pm.

9/26 Fucked Up, Wavves, Black Girls (pictured above) @ Jefferson Theater 8pm. (possible sellout – please call first – 434-245-4980)

9/27 Singer Songwriter’s Night feat. Chad Murla, Gregory James Collins Jr., Chelsea Temple (pictured above), Carl Anderson, Jim Ivins, Gina Sobel, Freddy Lau, Lydia Ooghe, Paul Willson @ The Camel 8pm.

9/27 Turnover, Basement Dweller, No Brainer, Pentimento (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

9/27 Voltaire, Hellblinki Sextet (pictured above), This Way to the Egress @ Fallout 8pm.

9/28 Guillermo Sexo, Black Girls @ Balliceaux 10pm.

9/28 Lost Tribe (record release) (photo by Sarja Hasan), Cross Stitched Eyes, 45 AD, Siren @ Strange Matter 10pm.

9/28 EQ Produktions pres. Cornmeal (pictured above), Dirtfoot @ Canal Club 9pm.

9/28 Upon A Burning Body, Mercy Screams, This Mountain Is Man, My Enemies & I, Provoke-Destroy, Hoes and Housewives (pictured above) @ Kingdom 6pm. All ages. (Kingdom is old Alley Katz – 10 Walnut Alley in Shockoe Bottom, one block east of Farmer’s Market)

9/28 Becky Taylor @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 7pm.


9/26 Kink Ador, Rivals (pictured above), Arabia Terra, After Colony @ The Camel 9pm.

9/26 Primus @ The National 8pm.

9/26 White Crime, Pedals On Our Pirate Ships, Sundials, Vacation, Family Cat @ Strange Matter 8pm.

9/26 Fucked Up, Wavves, Black Girls (pictured above) @ Jefferson Theater 8pm. (possible sellout – please call first – 434-245-4980)

9/27 Singer Songwriter’s Night feat. Chad Murla, Gregory James Collins Jr., Chelsea Temple (pictured above), Carl Anderson, Jim Ivins, Gina Sobel, Freddy Lau, Lydia Ooghe, Paul Willson @ The Camel 8pm.

9/27 Turnover, Basement Dweller, No Brainer, Pentimento (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

9/27 Voltaire, Hellblinki Sextet (pictured above), This Way to the Egress @ Fallout 8pm.

9/28 Guillermo Sexo, Black Girls @ Balliceaux 10pm.

9/28 Lost Tribe (record release) (photo by Sarja Hasan), Cross Stitched Eyes, 45 AD, Siren @ Strange Matter 10pm.

9/28 EQ Produktions pres. Cornmeal (pictured above), Dirtfoot @ Canal Club 9pm.

9/28 Upon A Burning Body, Mercy Screams, This Mountain Is Man, My Enemies & I, Provoke-Destroy, Hoes and Housewives (pictured above) @ Kingdom 6pm. All ages. (Kingdom is old Alley Katz – 10 Walnut Alley in Shockoe Bottom, one block east of Farmer’s Market)

9/28 Becky Taylor @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 7pm.

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

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