One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 3/15-3/18

by | Mar 15, 2012 | MUSIC

Thursday, 3/15 Night of comedy featuring Kyle Kinane, Bill Metzger, David Marie-Garland, Joe Hafkey @ Strange Matter 10pm.


Thursday, 3/15 Night of comedy featuring Kyle Kinane, Bill Metzger, David Marie-Garland, Joe Hafkey @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Thursday, 3/15 Beppe Gambetta @ Ashland Coffee and Tea 8pm.

Friday, 3/16 Benefit for WRIR featuring Antero, Boas, Herschel Stratego, Russell Lacy, Ben Butterworth (pictured above), Precious Fluids; DJ sets by DJ Dizz, A.D.E.N, Sean Lovelace, and others @ The Camel 8pm. 18+

Friday, 3/16 EQ Produktions presents Gigabytes of Beats featuring Bobby Capri, Jen Urban and The Box, Rometti, Phil Dice, RYU @ Canal Club 9pm.

Friday, 3/16 Emery (pictured above), Sent By Ravens, Icon For Hire, I Am Empire @ Kingdom 7pm. All ages.

Friday, 3/16 Dirty Truth @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 5pm (early)

Friday, 3/16 Dangermuffin, Yellow Dubmarine (pictured above) @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 10pm. (late)

Friday, 3/16 Marionette (pictured above), Ocean vs. Daughter, Canary oh Canary @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Friday, 3/16 Ameera (pictured above) with M.A.S.S FX, Photosynthesizers, DJ Mordecai @ Gallery 5 8pm.

Friday, 3/16 Concert to Benefit Cory Smoot Family Fund featuring GWAR (pictured above), Municpal Waste, Ghoul, Legacy of Disorder @ The National 7pm.

Friday, 3/16 The Rusty Strings @ Crossroads (Forest Hill Ave location) 8pm. All ages.

Saturday, 3/17 Elton John @ Richmond Coliseum 8pm.

Saturday, 3/17 Shamrock the Block featuring Downbeat Switch (pictured above), Rosie Soul, Against Grace, 4Play, Sleeper Agent, The Lady Raiders, Rick and Rod, Triad, Chuck Shaffer Picture Show @ All Around Shockoe Bottom 12pm-6pm.

Saturday, 3/17 Radio Shock (photo by Ace McManacan), Dick Neff, Mutwawa, Buck Gooter, Electric Cactus, Jason Hodges & MP Lockwood @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Saturday, 3/17 Chris Cagle @ Epic Theater (formally Hat Factory) 6pm.

Sarturday, 3/17 Ultraviolet Hippopotamus, Jahman Brahman, Arpetrio (pictured above) @ The Camel 8pm. 18+

Saturday, 3/17 Binary Sound/Va Pressure presents Lucky Charmz featuring Paul Anthony, Gein, Ragga Scum, LJ MTX, Specialist, Will Miles, The Venture Brothers, GROM, Brian Lindsay, Scare Tactics, RXR, Awesome Sauce, Notorious Nino, Controlled Kaos @ Canal Club 8pm. 18+

Saturday, 3/17 Gaye Adegbalola & Roddy Barnes @ Gay Community Center of Richmond 8pm.

Saturday, 3/17 Beat Down the Kid (photo by Sam Allen), Hoyt, Glisper @ New York Deli 10pm.

Sunday, 3/18 And The Wiremen (pictured above), Bee & Flower @ Balliceaux 9pm. 21+

Sunday, 3/18 Dry Feet (pictured above), Bad Doctors, Haverchucks, The Nervous Ticks @ Strange Matter 6pm. All ages. (early)

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

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