TONIGHT: Radio Rubber Room Dance Party At On The Rox!

by | Apr 27, 2012 | COMMUNITY

It’s finally here, ladies and gentlemen! We at RVA Magazine and Rubber Room Radio are proud to present a night of epic proportion, with special guests Air Circus and Tom Eats Jerry.

It’s finally here, ladies and gentlemen! We at RVA Magazine and Rubber Room Radio are proud to present a night of epic proportion, with special guests Air Circus and Tom Eats Jerry. The Air Circus features members of local groups Murphy’s Kids, AquaFuture, and EFBMF, among others, playing funk jams in a four-piece, dual keyboard lineup that grooves like you wouldn’t imagine. Meanwhile, Tom Eats Jerry are an experimental heavy rock trio who mix metallic progressive rock with funk and soul influences to create a sound that’s entirely their own. So cancel any other plans you had for this night, grab those dancing shoes and come down to On the Rox–who are offering food specials and $2.50 On The ROX draft beers for the occasion! The night will feature the filming for our live Kickstarter video (we’re raising money to buy better equipment and improve the live sound on our Radio Rubber Room broadcasts–plus to make all kinds of awesome Radio Rubber Room swag!), and will also showcase a photo booth to take pictures of all you beautiful and glamourous people! It’s going to be a night to remember for the ages.

WHAT: Radio Rubber Room Dance Party!
WHO: The Air Circus, Tom Eats Jerry
WHERE: On The Rox, 119 N. 18th St. (That’s tonight!)
WHEN: Friday April 27, 10 PM

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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