One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 11/7-11/9

by | Nov 7, 2011 | MUSIC

Monday 11/7 Misfits (pictured above), Juicehead, Far Beyond the Valley, Point Blank, Cimmerian, The Loathed, Good Mourning Dolly @ Kingdom 5pm. All ages.

Monday, 11/7 Scott “Wino” Weinrich (acoustic), Premonition 13 (pictured above), the Gates of Slumber, Windhand @ Strange Matter 8pm.

Monday, 11/7 Shy Low (pictured above), Ladies Auxillary, And I You, Phantoms @ The Camel 9pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 Arabia Terra, Farewell Fighter (pictured above), Assemble The Skyline, Dinner and a Suit, Chris Cosby @ The Camel 6pm. All ages.

Tuesday, 11/8 Richmond Jazz Society presents saxophonist Sonny Fortune @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 7pm & 9:15pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 Chris Robinson Brotherhood (Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes – pictured above by Matthew Mendenhal) @ Canal Club 7pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 Underground System Afrobeat @ Balliceaux 9:30pm. 21+

Tuesday, 11/8 Natural Child, Nervous Ticks (pictured above), Eurotics, Boney Loner @ Stange Matter 10pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 The Chariot (pictured above), Vanna, Crimson Armada, Former Thieves, Listener @ Kingdom 5pm. All ages.

Wednesday, 11/9 The Kindling Kind, Backwords, Dream Machine (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Wednesday, 11/9 Mark Slomski, Bloodroots Barter, The Galt Line (pictured above) @ The Camel 6pm. (early)


Monday 11/7 Misfits (pictured above), Juicehead, Far Beyond the Valley, Point Blank, Cimmerian, The Loathed, Good Mourning Dolly @ Kingdom 5pm. All ages.

Monday, 11/7 Scott “Wino” Weinrich (acoustic), Premonition 13 (pictured above), the Gates of Slumber, Windhand @ Strange Matter 8pm.

Monday, 11/7 Shy Low (pictured above), Ladies Auxillary, And I You, Phantoms @ The Camel 9pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 Arabia Terra, Farewell Fighter (pictured above), Assemble The Skyline, Dinner and a Suit, Chris Cosby @ The Camel 6pm. All ages.

Tuesday, 11/8 Richmond Jazz Society presents saxophonist Sonny Fortune @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall 7pm & 9:15pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 Chris Robinson Brotherhood (Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes – pictured above by Matthew Mendenhal) @ Canal Club 7pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 Underground System Afrobeat @ Balliceaux 9:30pm. 21+

Tuesday, 11/8 Natural Child, Nervous Ticks (pictured above), Eurotics, Boney Loner @ Stange Matter 10pm.

Tuesday, 11/8 The Chariot (pictured above), Vanna, Crimson Armada, Former Thieves, Listener @ Kingdom 5pm. All ages.

Wednesday, 11/9 The Kindling Kind, Backwords, Dream Machine (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Wednesday, 11/9 Mark Slomski, Bloodroots Barter, The Galt Line (pictured above) @ The Camel 6pm. (early)

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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