One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 12/19-12/21

by | Dec 19, 2011 | MUSIC

Monday, 12/19 Cafe Diem Comedy Night Open-Mic featuring Richmond’s best stand up comedians along with Brian Michael Gartland (pictured above) @ Café Diem 8:30pm. (Comedian sign up 8pm)

Monday, 12/19 Lost Tribe (photo by Sarja Hasan), Mauser @ Empire 9pm.

Monday, 12/19 James Justin & Co. (pictured above), Loves It @ The Camel 8pm.

Tuesday, 12/20 A Very RVALUTION X-Mas @ The Hat Factory 10pm. 18+

Tuesday, 12/20 Fight the Big Bull @ Balliceaux 10pm. 21+

Wednesday, 12/21 Benefit for The Cushing Family featuring Josati (pictured above), RYU, The Polychrons, Former Champions @ The Camel 8pm.

Wednesday, 12/21 Dr. Sketchy’s RVA featuring burlesque renaissance woman Deanna Danger (photo by Kim Frost), plus local burlesque performers, alternative models, circus-ters, and vaudevillians @ Strange Matter 6pm.

Wednesday, 12/21 Julius Pittman & the Revival @ Shenanigan’s 7pm.

Wednesday, 12/21 J3 Project @ Cary St. Café 9pm.


Monday, 12/19 Cafe Diem Comedy Night Open-Mic featuring Richmond’s best stand up comedians along with Brian Michael Gartland (pictured above) @ Café Diem 8:30pm. (Comedian sign up 8pm)

Monday, 12/19 Lost Tribe (photo by Sarja Hasan), Mauser @ Empire 9pm.

Monday, 12/19 James Justin & Co. (pictured above), Loves It @ The Camel 8pm.

Tuesday, 12/20 A Very RVALUTION X-Mas @ The Hat Factory 10pm. 18+

Tuesday, 12/20 Fight the Big Bull @ Balliceaux 10pm. 21+

Wednesday, 12/21 Benefit for The Cushing Family featuring Josati (pictured above), RYU, The Polychrons, Former Champions @ The Camel 8pm.

Wednesday, 12/21 Dr. Sketchy’s RVA featuring burlesque renaissance woman Deanna Danger (photo by Kim Frost), plus local burlesque performers, alternative models, circus-ters, and vaudevillians @ Strange Matter 6pm.

Wednesday, 12/21 Julius Pittman & the Revival @ Shenanigan’s 7pm.

Wednesday, 12/21 J3 Project @ Cary St. Café 9pm.

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

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