No Signal’s Show Picks 4/7-4/10

by | Apr 7, 2011 | MUSIC

4/7 Dr. Dog (pictured above), Floating Action @ The National 7pm.

4/7 Saint Diablo, Gloominous Doom (pictured above, pic by Brandon Wu), Divination, Hoes And Housewives @ The Canal Club 7pm.

4/7 Black Girls @ Balliceaux 10pm.

4/7 More States, Midair (pictured above), Dave Watkins, Fashion Bath @ Sprout 10pm.

4/7 The Whigs @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 10pm.

4/7 Shot Heard Around The World, So Say We All (pictured above), Artifice, As We Set Fire, Avev @ Alley Katz 5pm.

4/8 Erode And Disappear (pictured above), Double Rainbow, P.T. Burnem, Roy G. Biv @ Strange Matter 10pm.

4/8 Against Grace (pictured above, pic by ShaLeigh), The Onset, Colourslide, The Silver Liners, Doethepaperboy @ The Canal Club 7:30pm.

4/8 Justin Townes Earle (pictured above), Josh Small @ The Camel 8pm.

4/8 Flesh Mountain Boys @ Balliceaux 10pm.

4/8 Ear Theory, Collen Applegate, Jim Ivins (pictured above) @ Sprout 10pm.

4/8 J.B. Beverley (pictured above), Lonely Teardrops, Andy Vaughan And The Driveline @ Poe’s Pub 10pm.

4/9 The Diamond Center, Marionette, Silversmiths (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

4/9 Richmond Varietease presents Burlesque Blossoms feat. Boo Boo Darlin’, Deanna Danger, Dolli Holiday, The Muse, Little Luna @ The Canal Club 8pm.

4/9 RVAJazz Fest featuring Harris Eisenstadt and Canada Day, Old New Things, Scott Clark 4-tet (pictured above) @ The Camel 8pm.

4/9 Little Master (pictured above), Nick Crider, Antlers, Tideland @ Sprout 10pm.

4/9 Trees Above Mandalay, This Kingdom Falls, In Courage (pictured above), Fixtures, Battleghost, Fall To Eternity, Of Want And Misery, Dead Man’s Hand @ Alley Katz 4pm.

4/9 Now You See Them (pictured above), Kalob Griffin Band @ The Triple 10pm.

4/10 Ella Riot @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 10pm.

4/10 Opposite The Satellite (pictured above), End Of An Era, Fashion Bath @ Alley Katz 7pm.

4/10 Loversville (pic by Tom Campagnoli) @ Commercial Taphouse 8pm.

4/10 Chrome Daddy Disco, The Larchmont Trash @ Banditos 9pm.


4/7 Dr. Dog (pictured above), Floating Action @ The National 7pm.

4/7 Saint Diablo, Gloominous Doom (pictured above, pic by Brandon Wu), Divination, Hoes And Housewives @ The Canal Club 7pm.

4/7 Black Girls @ Balliceaux 10pm.

4/7 More States, Midair (pictured above), Dave Watkins, Fashion Bath @ Sprout 10pm.

4/7 The Whigs @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 10pm.

4/7 Shot Heard Around The World, So Say We All (pictured above), Artifice, As We Set Fire, Avev @ Alley Katz 5pm.

4/8 Erode And Disappear (pictured above), Double Rainbow, P.T. Burnem, Roy G. Biv @ Strange Matter 10pm.

4/8 Against Grace (pictured above, pic by ShaLeigh), The Onset, Colourslide, The Silver Liners, Doethepaperboy @ The Canal Club 7:30pm.

4/8 Justin Townes Earle (pictured above), Josh Small @ The Camel 8pm.

4/8 Flesh Mountain Boys @ Balliceaux 10pm.

4/8 Ear Theory, Collen Applegate, Jim Ivins (pictured above) @ Sprout 10pm.

4/8 J.B. Beverley (pictured above), Lonely Teardrops, Andy Vaughan And The Driveline @ Poe’s Pub 10pm.

4/9 The Diamond Center, Marionette, Silversmiths (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

4/9 Richmond Varietease presents Burlesque Blossoms feat. Boo Boo Darlin’, Deanna Danger, Dolli Holiday, The Muse, Little Luna @ The Canal Club 8pm.

4/9 RVAJazz Fest featuring Harris Eisenstadt and Canada Day, Old New Things, Scott Clark 4-tet (pictured above) @ The Camel 8pm.

4/9 Little Master (pictured above), Nick Crider, Antlers, Tideland @ Sprout 10pm.

4/9 Trees Above Mandalay, This Kingdom Falls, In Courage (pictured above), Fixtures, Battleghost, Fall To Eternity, Of Want And Misery, Dead Man’s Hand @ Alley Katz 4pm.

4/9 Now You See Them (pictured above), Kalob Griffin Band @ The Triple 10pm.

4/10 Ella Riot @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 10pm.

4/10 Opposite The Satellite (pictured above), End Of An Era, Fashion Bath @ Alley Katz 7pm.

4/10 Loversville (pic by Tom Campagnoli) @ Commercial Taphouse 8pm.

4/10 Chrome Daddy Disco, The Larchmont Trash @ Banditos 9pm.

Compiled and coded by Andrew Necci
[NOTE: John Lewis Morgan of onewayrichmond.com is on vacation this week, so I just threw together some show picks myself and named the list after my old zine. No big deal, right?]

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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