One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 9/1-9/4

by | Sep 1, 2011 | COMMUNITY

Thursday, 9/1 J3 Project @ The Republic 8pm.

Thursday, 9/1 Old Swampy, Goat and Faun (pictured above), Nevin Kight, Id @ Sprout 10pm.

Thursday, 9/1 TUNGS @ Weezie’s Kitchen (3123 West Cary St. – Carytown) 9:30pm.

Thursday, 9/1 Artifice (pictured above by Katherine Shoemaker), Skies Over Bethany, Of Oceans, Juggernaut, Silence is a Burden @ Canal Club 6pm.

Thursday, 9/1 Spooktober, Spiked Punch (ex-Hallelujah! – pictured above by Jess Williamson), Champagne of Rats @ Strange Matter 10pm. Free.

Friday, 9/2 Barstool Heroes (pictured above by James Young), The Dimmer Twins (Jon and Kevin from Horsehead) @ Cary St. Café 9pm.

Friday, 9/2 Yo! RVA Raps feat. Ohbliv, Steady Fam (pictured above), Intalek, Rezzie; hosted by DJ Dizz, Sleaze, J Dangles @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Friday, 9/2 The Michael Clark Band feat. Tracy Clark on vocals @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 9pm. Free.

Friday, 9/2 Catie Curtis @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

Friday, 9/2 Ghost Owls (pictured above), Grease Trigger, Tokyo Rosenthal @ The Camel 9pm.

Friday, 9/2 OverTone Promo Pres. Back to Bass Extravaganza feat. DJs Mike Phear, Notixx, Shugadadde (pictured above), Rometti, JMungz, Susperia, DegeneratE @ Aurora 8pm-3am.

Friday, 9/2 Turnstyle pres. Michael Owen art with house music DJ’s Jesse Split & Omar Faison (pictured above) @ Turnstyle (102 W. Broad St.) 7pm.

Friday, 9/2 Richmond Musicians Artist Showcase feat. Trinity Edralin, Photosynthesizers, From Fragile Seeds (pictured above), For Now We Live, ELIM, Every Other Weekend, hosted by King @ The Canal Club 7pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Rattlemouth @ Crossroads Coffee & Ice Cream (3300 Forest Hill Ave. – Reedy Creek) 8pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Lord By Fire (pictured above), Unnh, Tournament @ Strange Matter 9pm. 18+

Saturday, 9/3 Hunnie Bunnies, Vehement Caress, Gost Bich, Chronic Spells, Mr. Transylvania, Teen Dreams, Pregnant Spore, Head Molt (pictured above), Moist Landscape @ GRH Clubhouse (216 West Roanoke St. – Reedy Creek, Southside Richmond) 8pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Ortho Ethos, Young Adult Fiction (pictured above), Savannah Shoulders @ Sprout 10pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Underground 2 (Rave Event pres. By Source) feat. Rometti, Hotpock3tz, Xphouriah, Scotto, Patrick Currier, JMungz, Joanna O, Jesse Split, The Original Joey D – Source/Funky House, Notorious Nino (pictured above), more DJs TBA @ (Warehouse Event – info and directions released day of event) 9pm-5am.

Saturday, 9/3 & Sunday, 9/4 No BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 9:30pm.

Sunday 9/4 Cute Lepers @ Steady Sounds (322 W. Broad St) 5pm.

Sunday, 9/4 Orientation II feat. Balaclava, Sundials, Hold Tight!, Deep China (pictured above), Tiger Tail, Double Rainbow @ Strange Matter 5pm. All ages.

Sunday, 9/4 World History (pictured above), Alison Self, Real Live Tigers, Meade Skelton @ Cellar Door 9pm.

Sunday, 9/4 Just Plain Ant (record release – pictured above), God IV Bid, The Honorable Sleaze @ The Camel 8pm.


Thursday, 9/1 J3 Project @ The Republic 8pm.

Thursday, 9/1 Old Swampy, Goat and Faun (pictured above), Nevin Kight, Id @ Sprout 10pm.

Thursday, 9/1 TUNGS @ Weezie’s Kitchen (3123 West Cary St. – Carytown) 9:30pm.

Thursday, 9/1 Artifice (pictured above by Katherine Shoemaker), Skies Over Bethany, Of Oceans, Juggernaut, Silence is a Burden @ Canal Club 6pm.

Thursday, 9/1 Spooktober, Spiked Punch (ex-Hallelujah! – pictured above by Jess Williamson), Champagne of Rats @ Strange Matter 10pm. Free.

Friday, 9/2 Barstool Heroes (pictured above by James Young), The Dimmer Twins (Jon and Kevin from Horsehead) @ Cary St. Café 9pm.

Friday, 9/2 Yo! RVA Raps feat. Ohbliv, Steady Fam (pictured above), Intalek, Rezzie; hosted by DJ Dizz, Sleaze, J Dangles @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Friday, 9/2 The Michael Clark Band feat. Tracy Clark on vocals @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 9pm. Free.

Friday, 9/2 Catie Curtis @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

Friday, 9/2 Ghost Owls (pictured above), Grease Trigger, Tokyo Rosenthal @ The Camel 9pm.

Friday, 9/2 OverTone Promo Pres. Back to Bass Extravaganza feat. DJs Mike Phear, Notixx, Shugadadde (pictured above), Rometti, JMungz, Susperia, DegeneratE @ Aurora 8pm-3am.

Friday, 9/2 Turnstyle pres. Michael Owen art with house music DJ’s Jesse Split & Omar Faison (pictured above) @ Turnstyle (102 W. Broad St.) 7pm.

Friday, 9/2 Richmond Musicians Artist Showcase feat. Trinity Edralin, Photosynthesizers, From Fragile Seeds (pictured above), For Now We Live, ELIM, Every Other Weekend, hosted by King @ The Canal Club 7pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Rattlemouth @ Crossroads Coffee & Ice Cream (3300 Forest Hill Ave. – Reedy Creek) 8pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Lord By Fire (pictured above), Unnh, Tournament @ Strange Matter 9pm. 18+

Saturday, 9/3 Hunnie Bunnies, Vehement Caress, Gost Bich, Chronic Spells, Mr. Transylvania, Teen Dreams, Pregnant Spore, Head Molt (pictured above), Moist Landscape @ GRH Clubhouse (216 West Roanoke St. – Reedy Creek, Southside Richmond) 8pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Ortho Ethos, Young Adult Fiction (pictured above), Savannah Shoulders @ Sprout 10pm.

Saturday, 9/3 Underground 2 (Rave Event pres. By Source) feat. Rometti, Hotpock3tz, Xphouriah, Scotto, Patrick Currier, JMungz, Joanna O, Jesse Split, The Original Joey D – Source/Funky House, Notorious Nino (pictured above), more DJs TBA @ (Warehouse Event – info and directions released day of event) 9pm-5am.

Saturday, 9/3 & Sunday, 9/4 No BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 9:30pm.

Sunday 9/4 Cute Lepers @ Steady Sounds (322 W. Broad St) 5pm.

Sunday, 9/4 Orientation II feat. Balaclava, Sundials, Hold Tight!, Deep China (pictured above), Tiger Tail, Double Rainbow @ Strange Matter 5pm. All ages.

Sunday, 9/4 World History (pictured above), Alison Self, Real Live Tigers, Meade Skelton @ Cellar Door 9pm.

Sunday, 9/4 Just Plain Ant (record release – pictured above), God IV Bid, The Honorable Sleaze @ The Camel 8pm.

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

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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