One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 2/23 – 2/26

by | Feb 23, 2012 | MUSIC

Thursday, 2/23 Hot Dolphin, Blue Rajas (pictured above) @ Cous Cous 10pm.


Thursday, 2/23 Hot Dolphin, Blue Rajas (pictured above) @ Cous Cous 10pm.

Thursday, 2/23 The Free Rangers @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

Thursday, 2/23 The Cryptkeeper Five @ Wonderland 9pm.

Thursday, 2/23 Near Earth Objects @ Crossroads (Forest Hill Ave. location) 8pm.

Thursday, 2/23 Twangtown Thursdays featuring Joe Overton and Clear Blue Sky, Sweet Fern @ Balliceaux 10pm

Thursday, 2/23 Binary Bits (photo by James Young), FLOTE, EFBMF @ The Camel 8pm.

Thursday, 2/23 Benefit for Richmond Reproductive Freedom Project featuring Lost Tribe, Ratmeat, Soma (pictured above), Mutwawa @ The Nile 9pm.

Friday, 2/24 Numbernin6 (pictured above), Mike Phear, KinGator, PsyMatix @ The Canal Club 8pm. 18+

Friday, 2/24 Black Girls (pictured above), No BS Brass Band, The Trillions, White Laces @ Kingdom 9pm. 18+

Friday, 2/24 Punch Button, Absent Center, Ear Theory (pictured above), From Fragile Seeds @ Current (Hat Factory) 7pm.

Saturday, 2/25 The Honky Tonk Experience @ McCooks Grill (5516 Lakeside Ave. – Lakeside) 8:30pm.

Saturday, 2/25 “Love Me When I’m Gone: A Tribute to Ross Harman” Record Release Party featuring Novios (covering Ballpoint Pens), Schnitzel (covering The Gaskets), Shannon Cleary (photo from Driven By Boredom) (DJ Set), Teddy Blanks (first Richmond appearance since The Gaskets) @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Saturday, 2/25 The Third Annual Richmond Bluegrass Jam, featuring East of Afton, Some Assembly Required, Highway 249, Willis River, Copper Ridge, the River City Band, the Cary Street Ramblers (pictured above), the Bluegrass Philosophers, Slack Family Bluegrass. @ The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen (2880 Mountain Rd.) 12pm-12am

Saturday, 2/25 Dead Fame (EP Release), DJs Mike Albrecht and Alan Smith of Beard @ Balliceaux 10:30pm.

Saturday, 2/25 Paulo Franco & The Rateros (CD release)(pictured above), The Atkinsons @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 6pm. Free.

Sunday, 2/26 The Horn RVA presents Night Idea, Young Adult Fiction, Solace Sovay, Close Talker, Dane Ferguson @ Strange Matter 5pm. All ages.

Sunday, 2/26 The Lonely Teardrops (pictured above), Big Bobby & the Nightcaps @ Bandito’s 8pm. Free.

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

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