One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 12/9-12/12

by | Dec 9, 2010 | MUSIC

12/9 Gull (pictured atop), additional sounds by Revolt of The Apes @ Cous Cous 10pm.


12/9 Gull (pictured atop), additional sounds by Revolt of The Apes @ Cous Cous 10pm.

12/9 Zoogma, The Silo Effect (pictured above) @ The Canal Club 10pm.

12/9 Synthetic Nightmare (pictured above), The Order of March, Low on Sanity @ Wonderland 9pm.

12/9 Bill Kirchen’s Honky Tonk Holiday Show feat. Bill Kirchen @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

12/9 Photosynthesizers @ Balliceaux 9:30pm.

12/9 World History, Lobo Marino, Sundials @ The Camel 8pm.

12/9 Slapdash Presents – Christmaskwanzakuh Chaos feat. Tony Moon, Double Rainbow, Black Liquid, Steady Fam, Farma Wesley, Louie V, Isaiah & Hovey, music by Mr. Mason Jones and Injer (poster above) @ Strange Matter 9pm.

12/10 Tonic Jane @ Babes (3166 West Cary St.) 9pm.

12/10 Marionette @ Balliceaux 10:30pm

12/10 The Velvet Marias (pictured above, photo by PJ Sykes), The Chiggers @ Plaza Bowl 8pm.

12/10 Gloominous Doom, Kill the Car (pictured above), Point Blank @ Wonderland 9pm.

12/10 The Diamond Center (pictured above), The Flying Eyes, Hume, White Laces, other sounds by Revolt of The Apes @ Strange Matter 10pm.

12/11 15th Annual HAMAGANZA – Charity Event – Proceeds benefit The Food Bank with performances by: Sketchprov Live, Mills Family Band, The Vapor Rhinos, and local celebrity appearences by Manoli Loupassi, Joe Morrissey, Jonathon “The Juggler” Austin, Charlie Dirador, Sean McClain, Mark Holmberg, Amanda Meadows, Bill Pantele, Chris Dovi, Melissa Chase, Angie Castlebury, Kyle Christians, Pete Lanzo, Jim Wark, Kim Bridges, Harrison Seaborn, Mary Burrus, Rebecca Behrman, Tina Eshleman, Kate Andrews, Dean Owen, Ricky Tubb, Juan Conde, and Richmond’s favorite over weight transvestite, Donnie “Dirtwoman” Corker (guest of honor – pictured just above) @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 8pm. (kick off event at Poe’s Pub Friday 12/10 9pm. – $10.00 donation or bring a Canned Ham!)

12/11 The Atkinsons @ Cafe Diem 9pm.

12/11 Pygmy Lush (pictured above), Josh Small, The Sidekicks, The Two Funerals @ Strange Matter 9pm.

12/11 Sarah White & The Pearls (pictured above), Dosed @ Balliceaux 10:30pm.

12/11 RVA Magazine pres. Ghost of Pop 6 feat. Young Adult Fiction, Orioles, Rocktopussy, The Trillions, Fuzzy Baby, Prabir/Goldrush (pictured above), David Shultz and the Skyline @ Gallery 5 7pm.

12/12 Silent Music Revival feat. Bermuda Triangles performing an original music score for the film Poor Mrs. Jones (1926) @ Gallery 5 8pm.

12/12 Darkest Hour (pictured above), Veil of Maya, Periphery, This Time It’s War, Beneath the Surface, Occultist @ The Hat Factory 5pm.

12/12 Englishman @ Ipanema 10pm.

Wildcard:

‘Still Together After All These Years’ features work by the parents of the owners of Reference Art Gallery: Keith Backman, Shaileen Backman, Jill Iannatti, Pat Iannatti, Jim Shaeffer, Margaret Shaeffer, Jack Shenk, Mary Beth Shenk.
Saturday 11th at REFERENCE ART GALLERY (3rd & E. Main St.) 7pm.

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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