One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 4/16-4/18

by | Apr 16, 2012 | MUSIC

Monday, 4/16 RVA Big Band @ Balliceaux 9pm. 21+


Monday, 4/16 RVA Big Band @ Balliceaux 9pm. 21+

Monday, 4/16 The Trigger System presents Polar Bear Club, The Wonder Years (pictured above), Transit, A Loss for Words, The Story So Far, Into It Over It @ Canal Club 6pm. All Ages.

Monday, 4/16 Peelander-Z (photo by Whitney Lee), One Eyed Doll, The Milkstains @ Strange Matter 6pm. All Ages.

Monday, 4/16 Reggae Monday featuring Antero (pictured above), Nature’s Child @ The Camel 9pm.

Tuesday, 4/17 The Trigger System presents The Pretty Reckless (ft. Taylor Momsen of Gossip Girl), The Hollywood Kills, The Parlor Mob (pictured above) @ Canal Club 6:30pm. All Ages.

Tuesday, 4/17 Lovedrug, The Silent Age, The Last Royals, The Ruin City, Parade @ Kingdom 6pm. All Ages.

Tuesday, 4/17 Andrew Jackson Jihad (pictured above), Joyce Manor, Springtime, Treasure Fleet @ The Camel 7pm.

Tuesday, 4/17 Washed Out (pictured above), Memoryhouse @ The National 8pm.

Tuesday, 4/17 High Wolf, Chicaloyoh, Flood Beast, Mutwawa @ Strange Matter10pm.

Wednesday, 4/18 The Blue Rajas, Los Vigilantes, Feral Babies, Nervous Ticks, Paint Fumes (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Wednesday, 4/18 Radio Rubber Room presents Big Enough (formerly No Dice–pictured above), Dream Machine @ The Republic 9pm. Free.

Wednesday, 4/18 Broadside (photo by Dan Bassini), City Lights, We Still Dream, The Eleventh Hour, For Valor and Glory, Holly Would @ The Camel 7pm. All Ages.

Wednesday, 4/18 Floodwood @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 9pm

Wednesday, 4/18 Michael O’Conner (pictured above), Bobby Plough @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

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

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