COMMUNITY

Sept 10-11th RVA Magazine and Phull Entertainment will host the first annual RVA Music Fest! Nothing like this has ever been done within the Greater Richmond Metro area since long before your moms mom could remember. With forty five local bands, two nationally touring...

Coming to Richmond by way of Lubbock, Texas, The Diamond Center bring the influence of the warm, hazy West Texas climate to their music. Their psychedelic epics evoke the feeling of high noon in the desert, while the voice of frontwoman Brandi Price provides the same...

Former Substitutes frontman Prabir Mehta takes his new backing band in a different direction; incorporating violin and double bass, Goldrush's music adds folk, country, and classical music influences into Prabir's power-pop sensibility. At points they sound like Lou...

CAPS (Community Assisted Public Safety), the well-intended but poorly utilized task force who brought an end to live music at Rumors Boutique and threatened to close down Gallery 5 two years ago, have popped up again in the Richmond arts community. Last week, city...

Monday, 9/5 Ross Harmon Memorial Show (pictured above) & Tribute CD Release with Jim O'Brien, Novios/Rabbits (joint set), Jeff Williams, Teddy Blanks (DJ set) @ Edo’s Squid (411 N. Harrison St.) Monday, 9/5 Jack of Hearts (photo by Denys Meak) @ Steady Sounds Records...

Our latest issue hits the streets of the city today! Featuring Deanna Danger and the lovely ladies of her Boom Boom Basics Burlesque Studio on the cover, this issue is chock full of great stuff. First we've got a profile of Deanna Danger and her Boom Boom Basics...

Myke Terry left Richmond a few years ago to sing for Boston metalcore band Bury Your Dead, but as with so many other Richmond creative types who've left the city over the years, he's found himself back in town again, leading a brand new band. The Silent Age are a much...