Hey everyone, spring is here and the brand new issue of RVA Magazine is winging its way to you! We’re focusing on a number of topics this issue, with extensive coverage devoted to local and national music.
Hey everyone, spring is here and the brand new issue of RVA Magazine is winging its way to you! We’re focusing on a number of topics this issue, with extensive coverage devoted to local and national music. Not only that, but we’ve also got an interview with Lloyd Kaufman, celebrated low-budget horror director and founder of Troma Pictures, who recently participated in the RVA independent sci-fi/horror film, Science Team. Plus, we spoke to Kathleen Hanna, frontwoman for The Julie Ruin/Bikini Kill/Le Tigre, pioneer of the 90s Riot Grrrl movement, and subject of recent documentary The Punk Singer, about her fascinating career.
But that’s not all we have for you this time around. We scored a couple of great interviews with the Pixies and The Arctic Monkeys when they played The National a few months back, and we’re bringing those to you! We’ve also been digging deep into the local scene, as always, and you can look forward to learning about those shoegaze-y guitar slingers The Snowy Owls and the bedroom electronic project turned full-on rock band, Way Shape Or Form. Plus, we meet some new faces on the RVA scene–experimental indie-jazz quartet Dumb Waiter, and noisy bass-drum rock duo New Turks.
All of this, plus an in-depth look at the local performers coming together to bring you the 2014 Richmond Dance Festival, which is sure to be the event of the year in Richmond’s alternative dance scene.
It’s a fiesta of amazing sights and sounds, and it comes to you just in time for spring. So catch the fever, get outside in the sun, and grab yourself a copy of the new issue of RVA Magazine!
Have a look at the digital version of the mag below, and jump over the embed to see some of the many locations where you can pick up the latest issue.
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Drop locations
Carytown
Momotaro
Chop Suey
Capital Coffee
Bev’s
Curry Craft
Dixie Donuts
Perception Salon
The Daily
Sully Canal
Casa Del Barco
Play N Trade
Mellow Mushroom
New York Deli
Don’t Look Back
Portrait House
Plan 9
World Of Mirth
Lexs
Eurotrash
Hero & Ghosts Tattoo
Babes
Look Salon
Loose Screw Tattoo
Avail Vapors
Weezies
Can Can
Agees
Galaxy Diner
Need Supply Co.
Carytown Bikes
Bombshell
Vivace Salon
Haley Salon
Nacho Mamas
Mezzanine
Chasen Gallery
Burger Bach
Ellwood Thompson
Carytown Teas
Carytown Burgers and Fries
The Fan
Visual Arts Studio
Turnstyle
Museum District
Black Hand Coffee
Downtown
Steady Sounds RVA
ADA Gallery
Bistro 27
Turnstyle
Kulture
Bikes, Books, and Beyond
Round Two
Tio Pablo
Church Hill
The Hill Cafe
Proper Pie
Anthony On The Hill
Patrick Henry Pub
Roosevelt
WPA
Alamo BBQ
Sub Rosa
ERA Vintage
VCU Monroe Park Campus
Little Mexico
The Nile
Empire
Rumors
Balance Bikes,
Moes Minis,
BoDillaz
The Camel
Lazy Dayz Hookah Shop
We’re distributing farther out in the city than we ever have, so no matter what part of town you’re in, ask your favorite local spot for copies of RVA Mag!
