November shows at The Camel

by | Nov 1, 2016 | MUSIC

It’s a new month and The Camel has put together a serious amount of tunage for you to check out. Below are the acts slated to play the music venue for November:

It’s a new month and The Camel has put together a serious amount of tunage for you to check out. Below are the acts slated to play the music venue for November:

11/01 – Mike Keneally & Beer For Dolphins, Travis Larson Band, Curtana. 8:30pm, $15
11/02 – Radio Rubber Room Showcase feat. Napster, Ben Butterworth (Captain Grandpa), Georgie Isaacs, Justin Khoury (Don’t Chase Felix). 10pm, FREE
11/03 – First Thursdays with Big Mama Shakes ft. Colin & Caroline, and These Wild Plains. 8:30pm, $7
11/04 – Early: Beers & Banjos featuring: Slack Family Band. 6pm, FREE // Late: First Fridays with The Southern Belles! featuring The Groove Orient. 9pm, $10/$12
11/05 – Early: OASIS: A Concert by Ink Magazine. 3-6:30pm, $3 (21+ free) // Late: Pete Curry, Glass Twin, Illiterate Twin, Camp Howard, New Boss. 9pm, $7
11/07 – Motown on Mondays with Mad Skillz & DJ Lonnie B. 6pm, FREE
11/08 – Rec Room: Live Local Beats. 8pm, FREE
11/09 – Baby Baby, Josie McQueen, Sleave. 9pm, $5/$7
11/10 – The Jauntee, Mister F. 9pm, $7
11/11 – Early: Blues & Brews featuring: Planet Full of Blues. 5pm, FREE // Late: The Trigger System Presents: Rainbow Kitten Surprise, CAAMP. 8pm, $10/$12
11/12 – Early: Blues Flash. 4-7pm, $5. // Late: Daniel Romano, Caitlin Rose, Seawhorse. 9pm, $10/$12
11/13 – Brunch: Bandit Queens Tribal Cafe. 11am // Early: Willie DE CD Release Party. 5pm, $5/$7 // Late: The Walcotts, Rivvrs. 9pm, $8/$10
11/15 – Satellite Syndicate with McKinley Dixon. 9pm, $5
11/16 – Radio Rubber Room Showcase with MC Chicken, Too Indecent, & The Price Experiment. 10pm, FREE
11/17 – Early: RCBS Presents The George Taylor Group. 4-7pm, FREE // Late: Dharma Bombs Disco Party feat. Andrew Ali & The Mainline, Josh Small & Easy Company, Patrick Bates. 9pm, $5
11/18 – Early: Beers & Banjos feat. Cary Street Ramblers. 6pm, FREE // Late: Kings Cookout feat. Dance Candy & Azteca Sun.
11/19 – 2nd Annual Perform 4 Hunger Event with all proceeds going to The Giving Heart Foundation. 3pm, minimum $5 donation // Late: Jet Trails Media presents Microwaves, Litz, Moogatu. 9pm, $8
11/20 – Brunch with Dead Giveaway. 12pm, FREE // Late: TUCK, The Hoo Doos, Grem Smiley.
11/21 – Midnight Snack, Prabir Mehta, Don’t Chase Felix. 9pm, $5
11/22 – Adam Jackson & Jostod, DJ Lag & Jetlag. 9pm, $5
11/23 – Pre-Thanksgiving Get Down with Jackass Flats w/ The Leftovers. 9pm, $8/$10
11/24 – CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING
11/25 – EARLY: Blues & Brews featuring: Eli Cook. 5-8pm, FREE // LATE: Imaginary Sons, Sungazer, Collider, Hot Reader
11/26 – EARLY: RCHS Jazz & Art Auction // LATE: Jouwala Collective, & Seawhores
11/27 – EARLY: Songwriter Showcase // Late: Think? 9pm, $7
11/28 – Isaac Friend & Father Figure w/ more TBA
11/29 – The Flavor Project, Tennison, one TBA. 9pm, $5
11/30 – EARLY: Jeffery Broussard and the Creole Cowboys. 5:30-8pm, $10 // LATE: Radio Rubber Room Showcase presents: MyWay EP Release Show ft. Light Fields & Sarah White. 10pm, FREE

The Camel is located at 1621 W. Broad St.Get your tickets for shows here.

Amy David

Amy David

Amy David was the Web Editor for RVAMag.com from May 2015 until September 2018. She covered craft beer, food, music, art and more. She's been a journalist since 2010 and attended Radford University. She enjoys dogs, beer, tacos, and Bob's Burgers references.




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