One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 2/2-2/4

by | Feb 2, 2012 | MUSIC

Thursday, 2/2, Rehab, Rittz, Downbeat Switch (pictured above) @ Canal Club 7:30pm 18+


Thursday, 2/2, Rehab, Rittz, Downbeat Switch (pictured above) @ Canal Club 7:30pm 18+

Thursday, 2/2 NO BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 10pm. 21+

Friday, 2/3 EQ Produktions presents Paper Diamond, The Polish Ambassador @ Canal Club 9pm.

Friday, 2/3 Wrenn Mangum: Elvis Tribute Artist @ VMFA (Best Café) 6pm. Free. All ages.

Friday, 2/3 Robbin Thompson @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

Friday, 2/3 WRIR 97.3fm Party For The Rest Of Us (WRIR 7th Anniversary), featuring music from: White Laces, The Janet Martin Band, Baby Help Me Forget, Richmond Youth Jazz Guild, Gamelan Raga Kusuma Ensemblle, Josh Bearman, Alison Self, Black Liquid, Ms. Proper, Ohbliv, Noah O, plus Performances by: Richmond Comedy Coalition, Secretly Y’all Storytelling, Vaudeville Galore! Burlesque, Turnstyle Soundsystem, DJ Glycenide, WRIR DJs; The opening ceremony will be hosted by Native American drum ensemble Youghtanund @ Renaissance Ballroom (107 West Broad St.) 7pm.

Friday, 2/3 Delta Rae @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 10pm.

Friday, 2/3 Flesh Mountain Boys @ Balliceaux 10pm. 21+

Friday, 2/3 Crushed Purple (pictured above), Secret Agent T @ Emilio’s in the Fan 8pm.

Friday, 2/3 The Spaceheaters (pictured above), Triple Stack Jack @ Cary St. Cafe 10pm.

Friday, 2/3 DJ Williams (pictured above), Chicken & Corn @ Gallery 5 7pm.

Friday, 2/3 Big Sean (pictured above), Outasight, Kendrick Lamar @ The Siegel Center 8pm.

Saturday, 2/4 Big Daddy Love @ Cary Street Café 10pm. 21+

Saturday, 2/4 American Aquarium, Horsehead (pictured above), The Fire Tapes @ The Camel 8pm.

Saturday, 2/4 RVA Bootleggers Ball featuring Ameera, The Reinhold & Mr. Jennings, NO BS! Brass Band & The Big Payback (a tribute to James Brown); benefitting – Richmond Unite & Cocktails for A Cause – party like the 20’s & 30’s – Black Tie or Time Specific Dress Requested @ Hippodrome Theater (328 N. 2nd St. – Jackson Ward) 8pm. 21+ (No tickets will be sold the day of the event)

Saturday, 2/4 Dem 360 Boyz, Frank Matth & SOG (pictured above), Artik Phreeze, Eye Q, Parachute Gang, G Grizzy with Ram City, Jamez Gang, Ness, Super Team @ Kingdom 10pm. 18+

Saturday, 2/4 Daycare Swindlers, Walk the Plank, Hold Tight!, Brother Bill @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Sunday, 2/5 Heavy Midgets (pictured above), Ahnnu, Boas, projections by Chris Balint @ The Camel 9pm.

Sunday, 2/5 Graffiti Monsters (pictured above), Whoarfrost, Honor Code, Navi @ Strange Matter 4pm. (early all ages)

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

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