One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 2/17-2/19

by | Feb 17, 2012 | MUSIC

Friday, 2/17 2nd Annual Bob Marley Celebration featuring Ras Puma (pictured above), Stable Roots, Kenyatta Hill, Antero, Crucial Elements, DJ Ricohet Red @ Canal Club 8pm.


Friday, 2/17 2nd Annual Bob Marley Celebration featuring Ras Puma (pictured above), Stable Roots, Kenyatta Hill, Antero, Crucial Elements, DJ Ricohet Red @ Canal Club 8pm.

Friday, 2/17 Compass Rose Orchestra, The Congress @ The Camel 8pm.

Friday, 2/17 The Pilgrim (pictured above), Slow Bull, Boney loner & the Sacred Teachers @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Friday, 2/17 JPS presents ‘The Document’ featuring Due Justice, Nyce, Drano, Sleaze, Damaged Andy, Just Plain Ant, Lonely Skies, Wreck Da Floor Break Crew, music by DJ Phil (pictured above), hosted by James Dangle @ Nile Ethiopian 10pm.

Friday, 2/17 Roundup presents David Allan Coe @ Hat Factory 7pm. All ages.

Friday, 2/17 RPG @ Eggspace (524 West 7th St. – Manchester / next to Legend Brewery) 10:30pm.

Saturday, 2/18 The Green Hearts, The Garbers @ Cellar Door 10pm.

Saturday, 2/18 Ring Dog Rescue Benefit featuring Ghost Owls (pictured above), Wake of the Flood, Barstool Heroes, The Lunes, The Spaceheaters @ Cary Street Café 7pm. Suggested donation, 21+

Saturday, 2/18 Long Jawns (pictured above), M.A.S.S FX @ Kingdom 10pm.

Saturday, 2/18 Boneanchor @ Gus’ 10pm.

Saturday, 2/18 The Listening Room Series featuring Chris Kasper, The Moonbees (pictured above) @ Firehouse Theatre 7:30pm.

Saturday, 2/18 The Big Ben Show featuring Ben Shepherd (pictured above), Ben Nelson, Ben Shirley @ Carytown Bistro 7pm.

Saturday, 2/18 The Cinnamon Band, Airstrip, Snowy Owls @ Strange Matter 9pm.

Saturday, 2/18 Camp Barefoot Kickoff Session #1 Showcase featuring The Former Champions, The Big Payback (James Brown Tribute), People Blues of Richmond (photo by Joe Opyt), Air Circus @ Canal Club 8pm.

Sunday, 2/19 Sunday Valley, Venus Throw (pictured above) @ Bandito’s 9pm. Free.

Sunday, 2/19 Ghost Lotion, The Milkstains (pictured above), Heavy Midgets, Chris Staples @ Cellar Door 8pm.

Sunday, 2/19 Those Manic Seas (pictured above), Mittenfields, Left and Right, Gray Young @ The Camel 8pm.

Sunday, 2/19 Richmond Unite benefit featuring Eric Lindell @ The Hippodrome 7pm.

Sunday, 2/19 Sonia and Disappear Fear @ The Gay Community Center of Richmond (1407 Sherwood Avenue) 8pm.

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

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