RVA Magazine Presents: Show Picks 7/16-7/19

by | Jul 16, 2012 | MUSIC

Monday, July 16th Dual Album Release Party, with Hold Tight, Pedals on Our Pirate Ships (pictured above), Ramshackle Glory, Sundials @ The Camel 9 PM


Monday, July 16th Dual Album Release Party, with Hold Tight, Pedals on Our Pirate Ships (pictured above), Ramshackle Glory, Sundials @ The Camel 9 PM

Monday, July 16th RVA Big Band @ Balliceaux 9 PM

Monday, July 16 Merrin Karas, The Hadron Delay, Promethean (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 5 PM (Early)

Monday, July 16 Inter Arma (record release), Torch Runner, Windhand (pictured above courtesy DCHeavyMetal.com), Unsacred @ Strange Matter 9 PM (Late)

Tuesday, July 17th Union Boys, For Loco, RF30 (pictured above), Insubordination @ The Camel 9 PM

Tuesday, July 17th: Dry Spell, Male Bondage, Al-Kafir (pictured above)@ Strange Matter 9 PM

Tuesday, July 17th: Spineshank (pictured above), Make Like Murder, Broken, 5 Leaf Clover, New Born Redemption @ The Canal Club 8 PM

Tuesday, July 17th: Mike Doughty (pictured above), Sean Holloran @ Capital Ale House 9 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Blitzen Trapper (pictured above), Sarah Jaffe @ The National 8 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Radio Moscow (pictured above), Dirty Streets, Caves Caverns, Boney Loner and the Sacred Teachers @ Strange Matter 9PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Girls Selection (musical selections picked by Black Girls) @ Balliceaux10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Grease Trigger @ Cary Street Cafe 10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th Find Vienna, Just Another Scene, Late Night Habit (pictured above), City Voices, Eli And The KampKing @ Kingdom 7 PM

Wednesday, July 18 Radio Rubber Room Presents Stomp Status (pictured above), The Dream Machine @ The Republic 10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Goldrush @ Six Burner Restaurant 10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: This City Awaits (pictured above), Bring the Arsenal, Color Me Valiant @ The Camel 9PM

Thursday, July 19th: Mike Scheidt (of YOB) (Pictured above),Nate Hall (of U.S. Christmas), TJ Childers (of Inter Arma), Brandon Marcey (of Cough) @ Strange Matter 5 PM

Thursday, July 19th: TV Tramps (pictured above), Kid Is Qual @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Thursday, July 19th: People’s Blues of Richmond @ The Camel 9 PM

Thursday, July 19th: Lobo Marino (pictured above), Antlers, Dave Watkins @ Gallery 5 8 PM

Thursday, July 19th: The Casualties (pictured above), Nekromantix, Down by Law, Lower Class Brats, Flatfoot 56, the Sheds @ Kingdom 5 PM

Thursday, July 19th: Galaxy Dynamite @ City Dogs 10 PM

Thursday, July 19th: The Upstream @ Emilio’s in the Fan 9 PM

Thursday, July 19th: NO BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 10 PM

RVA Staff

RVA Staff

Since 2005, the dedicated team at RVA Magazine, known as RVA Staff, has been delivering the cultural news that matters in Richmond, VA. This talented group of professionals is committed to keeping you informed about the events and happenings in the city.




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