One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 1/20-1/23

by | Jan 20, 2011 | MUSIC

1/20 The Malah (pictured above), Former Champions @ The Camel 8pm.

1/20 Ender, Destruction Of A King, Before Him, Farther Than Forgotten, A Study of Scarlet (pictured above), Slit Throat Symphony @ Alley Katz 5pm. all ages.

1/21 The Diamond Center, visuals by Cosmic Hum @ Cous Cous 10pm.

1/21 RVA Magazine pres. ‘Cold Cuts’ with Long Jawns & DJ Doddie @ NY Deli 10pm.

1/21 Revolt of the Apes (DJ) @ Balliceaux 10:30pm.

1/21 Mutant Supremacy, Rotting Obscene, Cannabis Corpse (pictured above), Short Bus Pile Up @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/21 The Low Branches (pictured above), Chad Ebel, Nick Coward, Jonathan Vassar, Wil Loyal @ Firehouse Theater (1609 West Broad St.) 7:30pm.

1/22 Rachel Leyco (pictured above), Constance Sisk, Andy Moore @ Gay Community Center Of Richmond (1407 Sherwood Ave.) 8pm.

1/22 Strike the Chord and Burn (pictured above), Dead Man’s Hand, Postcards @ Wonderland 10pm.

1/22 Ring Dog Rescue Benefit feat.Lights East, Barstool Heroes, The Spaceheaters @ Cary St. Café 10pm.

1/22 The Hackensaw Boys, Long Arms (pictured above) @ The National 8pm.

1/22 Brain Drain feat Audio Ammo (pictured above, pic from Dope On Plastic), KLEVER @ Hat Factory 9pm.

1/22 “Together in Tolerance” feat. Turku w/ Mavi, Maharal (pictured above), To The Earth (fusion of dance and music) @ Virginia Holocaust Museum (2000 East Cary St.) 6pm.

1/22 The National Rifle (pictured above), The Kindling Kind @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/22 Rock N’ Roll Benefit For Ataxia feat. Reverend D-Ray And The Shockers, 3 Bad Men, Before The Machine @ The Canal Club 8pm.

1/23 Orioles, Nash Smith & Ganges (pictured above), Ghost Owls @ The Camel 8pm.

1/23 Joan of Arc, Lubec (pictured above), Antlers, Pillars And Tongues @ Strange Matter 9pm.


1/20 The Malah (pictured above), Former Champions @ The Camel 8pm.

1/20 Ender, Destruction Of A King, Before Him, Farther Than Forgotten, A Study of Scarlet (pictured above), Slit Throat Symphony @ Alley Katz 5pm. all ages.

1/21 The Diamond Center, visuals by Cosmic Hum @ Cous Cous 10pm.

1/21 RVA Magazine pres. ‘Cold Cuts’ with Long Jawns & DJ Doddie @ NY Deli 10pm.

1/21 Revolt of the Apes (DJ) @ Balliceaux 10:30pm.

1/21 Mutant Supremacy, Rotting Obscene, Cannabis Corpse (pictured above), Short Bus Pile Up @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/21 The Low Branches (pictured above), Chad Ebel, Nick Coward, Jonathan Vassar, Wil Loyal @ Firehouse Theater (1609 West Broad St.) 7:30pm.

1/22 Rachel Leyco (pictured above), Constance Sisk, Andy Moore @ Gay Community Center Of Richmond (1407 Sherwood Ave.) 8pm.

1/22 Strike the Chord and Burn (pictured above), Dead Man’s Hand, Postcards @ Wonderland 10pm.

1/22 Ring Dog Rescue Benefit feat.Lights East, Barstool Heroes, The Spaceheaters @ Cary St. Café 10pm.

1/22 The Hackensaw Boys, Long Arms (pictured above) @ The National 8pm.

1/22 Brain Drain feat Audio Ammo (pictured above, pic from Dope On Plastic), KLEVER @ Hat Factory 9pm.

1/22 “Together in Tolerance” feat. Turku w/ Mavi, Maharal (pictured above), To The Earth (fusion of dance and music) @ Virginia Holocaust Museum (2000 East Cary St.) 6pm.

1/22 The National Rifle (pictured above), The Kindling Kind @ Strange Matter 10pm.

1/22 Rock N’ Roll Benefit For Ataxia feat. Reverend D-Ray And The Shockers, 3 Bad Men, Before The Machine @ The Canal Club 8pm.

1/23 Orioles, Nash Smith & Ganges (pictured above), Ghost Owls @ The Camel 8pm.

1/23 Joan of Arc, Lubec (pictured above), Antlers, Pillars And Tongues @ Strange Matter 9pm.

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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