One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 11/25-11/27

by | Nov 25, 2011 | MUSIC

Friday, 11/25 Wrenn Mangum’s Elvis/Johnny Cash/50s Show @ Gus’ Bar & Grill 10pm.

Friday, 11/25 Trash & Burn Fest featuring Winds Of Plague (pictured above), Chelsea Grin, As Blood Runs Black, For The Fallen Dreams, Upon A Burning Body, In The Midst Of Lions, Like Moths To Flames, Volumes @ Kingdom 2pm. All ages. (early)

Friday, 11/25 Flesh Mountain Boys @ Balliceaux 10:30pm.

Friday, 11/25 Carbon Leaf (pictured above), Scars on 45, Say Chance @ The National 8pm.

Friday, 11/25 Oregon Hill Funk All-Stars @ The Camel 9pm.

Saturday, 11/26 Downbeat Switch @ City Dogs in the Fan 10pm. Free.

Saturday, 11/26 Close Your Eyes (pictured above), Lower Than Atlantis, S3x @ Kingdom 5:30pm. All ages.

Saturday, 11/26 Think! @ The Camel 8pm.

Saturday, 11/26 EQ Produktions presents Dopapod, Damn Right, Josati @ Canal Club 9pm.

Sunday, 11/27 Tara Mills with Strings Attached (photo by Ben Hernandez), the Southern Belles @ The Camel 8pm.

Sunday, 11/27 Lil’ Ronnie & The Grand Dukes @ Shenanigan’s 6pm.


Friday, 11/25 Wrenn Mangum’s Elvis/Johnny Cash/50s Show @ Gus’ Bar & Grill 10pm.

Friday, 11/25 Trash & Burn Fest featuring Winds Of Plague (pictured above), Chelsea Grin, As Blood Runs Black, For The Fallen Dreams, Upon A Burning Body, In The Midst Of Lions, Like Moths To Flames, Volumes @ Kingdom 2pm. All ages. (early)

Friday, 11/25 Flesh Mountain Boys @ Balliceaux 10:30pm.

Friday, 11/25 Carbon Leaf (pictured above), Scars on 45, Say Chance @ The National 8pm.

Friday, 11/25 Oregon Hill Funk All-Stars @ The Camel 9pm.

Saturday, 11/26 Downbeat Switch @ City Dogs in the Fan 10pm. Free.

Saturday, 11/26 Close Your Eyes (pictured above), Lower Than Atlantis, S3x @ Kingdom 5:30pm. All ages.

Saturday, 11/26 Think! @ The Camel 8pm.

Saturday, 11/26 EQ Produktions presents Dopapod, Damn Right, Josati @ Canal Club 9pm.

Sunday, 11/27 Tara Mills with Strings Attached (photo by Ben Hernandez), the Southern Belles @ The Camel 8pm.

Sunday, 11/27 Lil’ Ronnie & The Grand Dukes @ Shenanigan’s 6pm.

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

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