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One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 11/21-11/23

by | Nov 21, 2011 | MUSIC

Monday, 11/21 Un-Open Mic, featuring performances in 30 minute rotations by: Bruno Haynie, Mark Slomski (photo by Bailey Glasscock), Steve Organ @ The Camel 9pm.

Monday, 11/21 War Graves (photo by Jodi Donkel), Khann, Gnawed @ Strange Matter 10pm. Free.

Tuesday, 11/22 The Listening Room Series 2nd Anniversary Show featuring Nelly Kate, Bonnie Staley, Cliff Boyd, James Wallace @ Firehouse Theatre 7:30pm.

Tuesday, 11/22 East of the Wall (pictured above), Hex Machine, Meek is Murder @ Strange Matter 8pm.

Wednesday, 11/23 The Silo Effect (pictured above) featuring The Mantras @ Canal Club 9pm.

Wednesday, 11/23 King Louie’s Missing Monuments, The Nervous Ticks, Haverchucks (pictured above), Boney Loner and the Sacred Teachers @ Strange Matter 10pm. Free.

Wednesday, 11/23 Jackass Flats (pictured above), Melody Walker, Big Daddy Love @ The Camel 9pm.


Monday, 11/21 Un-Open Mic, featuring performances in 30 minute rotations by: Bruno Haynie, Mark Slomski (photo by Bailey Glasscock), Steve Organ @ The Camel 9pm.

Monday, 11/21 War Graves (photo by Jodi Donkel), Khann, Gnawed @ Strange Matter 10pm. Free.

Tuesday, 11/22 The Listening Room Series 2nd Anniversary Show featuring Nelly Kate, Bonnie Staley, Cliff Boyd, James Wallace @ Firehouse Theatre 7:30pm.

Tuesday, 11/22 East of the Wall (pictured above), Hex Machine, Meek is Murder @ Strange Matter 8pm.

Wednesday, 11/23 The Silo Effect (pictured above) featuring The Mantras @ Canal Club 9pm.

Wednesday, 11/23 King Louie’s Missing Monuments, The Nervous Ticks, Haverchucks (pictured above), Boney Loner and the Sacred Teachers @ Strange Matter 10pm. Free.

Wednesday, 11/23 Jackass Flats (pictured above), Melody Walker, Big Daddy Love @ The Camel 9pm.

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

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