One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 12/1-12/4

by | Dec 1, 2011 | MUSIC

Thursday, 12/1 The Chanels (pictured above), Mutwawa, Revolt of the Apes @ Balliceaux 10:30pm. 21+

Thursday, 12/1 Cotton Jones (pictured above), The Diamond Center @ The Camel 8pm. All ages.

Thursday, 12/1 EQ Produktions presents Bonobo (pictured above) (DJ set), PLF DJs – Reinhold & Mister Jennings @ Canal Club 9pm.

Thursday, 12/1 XL 102.1 “Miracle on Broad Street” featuring Switchfoot, Airborne Toxic Event (pictured above), Drew Martin & The Limelights, Against Grace @ The National 8pm.

Friday, 12/2 The Steel Wheels @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 9pm.

Friday, 12/2 St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital Benefit featuring Sloth Loves Chunk (photo by Daniel Travis), Crashing Reality @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 9pm.

Friday, 12/2 Simplified, Proverbial, Blue Haven (pictured above) @ Canal Club 8pm.

Friday, 12/2 The Dirty Truth @ The Tobacco Company 9:30pm.

Friday, 12/2 Alma Tropicalia (pictured above), Quatro na Bossa @ Sound of Music Studios 7pm.

Friday, 12/2 Midnight Eye, Tombs, Inter Arma (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Saturday, 12/3 The Comedy of Michael Ian Black (pictured above), The Pushers @ The National 7pm.

Saturday, 12/3 Phil Pollard Memorial Concert and Hoedown featuring Mark Slomski & Slomski Family Band, The Hot Seats (pictured above), Hotel X @ Neighborhood Resource Center (1519 Williamsburg Rd. – Fulton Hill) 8pm.

Saturday, 12/3 Cashmere Jungle Lords (pictured above), Giant Squid @ Cary Street Café 9pm.

Saturday, 12/3 Dead Fame, Fire Bison, Dance For the Dying @ Gallery 5 9:30pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Inquisition (of Cali, Columbia) (pictured above), Deceased, Bastard Sapling @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Young Adult Fiction, Emperor X, Sports Bar (pictured above) @ The Camel 9pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Benefit Show for Miranda featuring “Master of Ceremonies” Mark Slomski – the Rascally Vaudevillian, John Moossa & the Eclectic Acoustic Review, Lily Mayhem, Lightfields (pictured above), The Amazing Stage Show with Special Appearances by Bitsy Buttons & Moxie LaBouche @ Bogart’s in the Fan 7pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Les La Britanica, Luggage (pictured above), DJ Kief Sweat @ Helen’s 10pm.


Thursday, 12/1 The Chanels (pictured above), Mutwawa, Revolt of the Apes @ Balliceaux 10:30pm. 21+

Thursday, 12/1 Cotton Jones (pictured above), The Diamond Center @ The Camel 8pm. All ages.

Thursday, 12/1 EQ Produktions presents Bonobo (pictured above) (DJ set), PLF DJs – Reinhold & Mister Jennings @ Canal Club 9pm.

Thursday, 12/1 XL 102.1 “Miracle on Broad Street” featuring Switchfoot, Airborne Toxic Event (pictured above), Drew Martin & The Limelights, Against Grace @ The National 8pm.

Friday, 12/2 The Steel Wheels @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 9pm.

Friday, 12/2 St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital Benefit featuring Sloth Loves Chunk (photo by Daniel Travis), Crashing Reality @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 9pm.

Friday, 12/2 Simplified, Proverbial, Blue Haven (pictured above) @ Canal Club 8pm.

Friday, 12/2 The Dirty Truth @ The Tobacco Company 9:30pm.

Friday, 12/2 Alma Tropicalia (pictured above), Quatro na Bossa @ Sound of Music Studios 7pm.

Friday, 12/2 Midnight Eye, Tombs, Inter Arma (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Saturday, 12/3 The Comedy of Michael Ian Black (pictured above), The Pushers @ The National 7pm.

Saturday, 12/3 Phil Pollard Memorial Concert and Hoedown featuring Mark Slomski & Slomski Family Band, The Hot Seats (pictured above), Hotel X @ Neighborhood Resource Center (1519 Williamsburg Rd. – Fulton Hill) 8pm.

Saturday, 12/3 Cashmere Jungle Lords (pictured above), Giant Squid @ Cary Street Café 9pm.

Saturday, 12/3 Dead Fame, Fire Bison, Dance For the Dying @ Gallery 5 9:30pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Inquisition (of Cali, Columbia) (pictured above), Deceased, Bastard Sapling @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Young Adult Fiction, Emperor X, Sports Bar (pictured above) @ The Camel 9pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Benefit Show for Miranda featuring “Master of Ceremonies” Mark Slomski – the Rascally Vaudevillian, John Moossa & the Eclectic Acoustic Review, Lily Mayhem, Lightfields (pictured above), The Amazing Stage Show with Special Appearances by Bitsy Buttons & Moxie LaBouche @ Bogart’s in the Fan 7pm.

Sunday, 12/4 Les La Britanica, Luggage (pictured above), DJ Kief Sweat @ Helen’s 10pm.

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

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