DAILY FIX: What’s Your Deal?

by | Nov 11, 2011 | ART

What’s Your Deal? – RVA Music Fest from Johnny Hugel on Vimeo.

Dirty Richmond & Hit Play Productions ask “What’s Your Deal?” – A look at the RVA Music Fest. Featuring The Silent Age, Luggage, The Diamond Center, Black Girls, Best Coast, Girl Talk and all the bands of the music fest and people of RVA who make it look so easy to look so good.

This video is the first installment of an ongoing series that Brian McDaniel and Johnny Hugel have been working on for quite a while. They’ll be bringing the coverage of Richmond’s fashion that Brian’s website, Dirty Richmond, has become so famous for to life via video. Look for more of these real soon, but for now, enjoy a look back at the music, fun, and fashion of the 2011 RVA Music Fest.


What’s Your Deal? – RVA Music Fest from Johnny Hugel on Vimeo.

Dirty Richmond & Hit Play Productions ask “What’s Your Deal?” – A look at the RVA Music Fest. Featuring The Silent Age, Luggage, The Diamond Center, Black Girls, Best Coast, Girl Talk and all the bands of the music fest and people of RVA who make it look so easy to look so good.

This video is the first installment of an ongoing series that Brian McDaniel and Johnny Hugel have been working on for quite a while. They’ll be bringing the coverage of Richmond’s fashion that Brian’s website, Dirty Richmond, has become so famous for to life via video. Look for more of these real soon, but for now, enjoy a look back at the music, fun, and fashion of the 2011 RVA Music Fest.

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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