One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 10/31-11/2

by | Oct 31, 2011 | MUSIC

Monday, 10/31 Richmond’s 6th Annual Halloween Parade featuring No BS Brass Band – starts in Monroe Park 7pm.

Monday 10/31 No BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 10pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 EQ Produktions presents The Magician @ Canal Club 9pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 None More Black, Family Cat, Hold Tight! (pictured above by Kyle Van Pelt), Dig it Up @ The Camel 9pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 Between the Buried and Me (pictured above), Tesseract, Animals as Leaders @ Kingdom 7pm. All ages.

Tuesday, 11/1 Dan Sartain, The Milkstains, Bermuda Triangles (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 Screaming Females (pictured above), Pygmy Lush, Failures Union, Big Eyes @ Gallery 5 7pm.

Wednesday, 11/2 Beast Wellington (pictured above, photo by Ashly Covington) @ Bogart’s in the Fan 9:30pm.

Wednesday, 11/2 Arabia Terra, Saint Hood Reps, Fixtures (pictured above) @ The Camel 9pm.

Wednesday, 11/2 Red Wanting Blue, Hat Stafford, Psychobilly Cadillac (pictured above) @ Canal Club 7pm. All ages.


Monday, 10/31 Richmond’s 6th Annual Halloween Parade featuring No BS Brass Band – starts in Monroe Park 7pm.

Monday 10/31 No BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 10pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 EQ Produktions presents The Magician @ Canal Club 9pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 None More Black, Family Cat, Hold Tight! (pictured above by Kyle Van Pelt), Dig it Up @ The Camel 9pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 Between the Buried and Me (pictured above), Tesseract, Animals as Leaders @ Kingdom 7pm. All ages.

Tuesday, 11/1 Dan Sartain, The Milkstains, Bermuda Triangles (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Tuesday, 11/1 Screaming Females (pictured above), Pygmy Lush, Failures Union, Big Eyes @ Gallery 5 7pm.

Wednesday, 11/2 Beast Wellington (pictured above, photo by Ashly Covington) @ Bogart’s in the Fan 9:30pm.

Wednesday, 11/2 Arabia Terra, Saint Hood Reps, Fixtures (pictured above) @ The Camel 9pm.

Wednesday, 11/2 Red Wanting Blue, Hat Stafford, Psychobilly Cadillac (pictured above) @ Canal Club 7pm. All ages.

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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