One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 1/13-1/16

by Marilyn Drew Necci | Jan 13, 2011 | COMMUNITY

1/13 People’s Blues of Richmond @ Emilio’s (The Fan) 10pm.

1/13 GULL (pictured just above), soundtrack for the evening provided live & electronically by Revolt of The Apes @ Cous Cous 10pm.

1/13 Lemuria, Coke Bust, The Two Funerals (pictured above, pic by Tony Lynch), Little Master @ Gallery 5 7pm. all ages.

1/13 Justin Jones & the Driving Rain, Psychobilly Cadillac, Ghost Owls (pictured above), Canal Club 8pm.

1/14 SLAPDASH pres. Nickelus F. (pictured above, pic from rapswag.com), Young Fam, Peter Maher, Peter Sun, Vinnie Vibez, Chance Fischer @ Strange Matter 9pm.

1/14 The Half Jeffersons (cd release), Grotto Dancers, Louisiana Territory (pictured above) @ The Camel 8pm.

1/14 Spacey Ent. pres. The New Years Blast Off Showcase feat. D.P Da Prophet, Pelle Da Prince, D.R.S.B, Young Richmond Outkasts, Hard to Kill Ent, The Die Hard Boys, Doc Byrd, L.G (Lyrically gifted), Jay R&B @ Alley Katz 10pm.

1/14 Andy Vaughan & The Driveline (pictured above, pic by Laura Matthews), Lee Harris & Country Sunshine @ Poe’s Pub 9pm.

1/15 The Air Circus (featuring members of Aquafuture, 11th House, and LarJar) (poster above) @ City Dogs in The Fan 9:30pm.

1/15 WEIRD Dance Party feat. Viking (pictured above), Beat Down the Kid @ New York Deli 10pm.

1/15 Hush Hush, Les La Britanica (pictured above, pic by Eric Walls), DJ Doddie @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/15 AudioMassTransit pres. Photosynthesizers (pictured above, pic by Dion Walker), Amul 9, Rebelmatic @ Baja Bean (1520 W. Main St.) 10:30pm. free.

1/16 Jazz Brunch feat. Erin and Friends @ Mosaic Café (6229 River Rd Ste. A) 12pm – 2pm.

1/16 Fuzzy Baby, Lobo Marino (pictured above, pic by PJ Sykes), Pelican Johnny, Zac Hryciak & the Jungle Beat @ The Camel 8pm.

1/16 The Bloody Muffs @ The Triple 9pm.

1/16 Jucifer (pictured above), Deep China, Pike Possum @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/16 Black Liquid, Sleaze (pictured above, pic from privilegedkid.com), Lyrix, So !lla, Memph 10 @ The National 7pm.

1/13 People’s Blues of Richmond @ Emilio’s (The Fan) 10pm.

1/13 GULL (pictured just above), soundtrack for the evening provided live & electronically by Revolt of The Apes @ Cous Cous 10pm.

1/13 Lemuria, Coke Bust, The Two Funerals (pictured above, pic by Tony Lynch), Little Master @ Gallery 5 7pm. all ages.

1/13 Justin Jones & the Driving Rain, Psychobilly Cadillac, Ghost Owls (pictured above), Canal Club 8pm.

1/14 SLAPDASH pres. Nickelus F. (pictured above, pic from rapswag.com), Young Fam, Peter Maher, Peter Sun, Vinnie Vibez, Chance Fischer @ Strange Matter 9pm.

1/14 The Half Jeffersons (cd release), Grotto Dancers, Louisiana Territory (pictured above) @ The Camel 8pm.

1/14 Andy Vaughan & The Driveline (pictured above, pic by Laura Matthews), Lee Harris & Country Sunshine @ Poe’s Pub 9pm.

1/15 The Air Circus (featuring members of Aquafuture, 11th House, and LarJar) (poster above) @ City Dogs in The Fan 9:30pm.

1/15 WEIRD Dance Party feat. Viking (pictured above), Beat Down the Kid @ New York Deli 10pm.

1/15 Hush Hush, Les La Britanica (pictured above, pic by Eric Walls), DJ Doddie @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/15 AudioMassTransit pres. Photosynthesizers (pictured above, pic by Dion Walker), Amul 9, Rebelmatic @ Baja Bean (1520 W. Main St.) 10:30pm. free.

1/16 Jazz Brunch feat. Erin and Friends @ Mosaic Café (6229 River Rd Ste. A) 12pm – 2pm.

1/16 Fuzzy Baby, Lobo Marino (pictured above, pic by PJ Sykes), Pelican Johnny, Zac Hryciak & the Jungle Beat @ The Camel 8pm.

1/16 The Bloody Muffs @ The Triple 9pm.

1/16 Jucifer (pictured above), Deep China, Pike Possum @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/16 Black Liquid, Sleaze (pictured above, pic from privilegedkid.com), Lyrix, So !lla, Memph 10 @ The National 7pm.

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

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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