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One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 2/21-2/23

by | Feb 21, 2011 | MUSIC

2/21 The Hi Tones, Parlour Shakedown, Drew Martin & the Limelights (pictured above) @ Canal Club 7pm.

2/21 Weedeater (pictured above), Inter Arma, ASG, Hellbear @ Strange Matter 8pm.

2-21 The Beets (pictured above), Junk Culture, Teen Dreams @ Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar (414 E. Main St. – Downtown Mall, Charlottesville – 434-293-9947) 9pm.

2/22 Julius Pittman & the Revival @ Shenanigans 8pm.

2/22 Free Jazz Night feat. Brian Jones @ The Camel 8pm.

2/23 Shortwave Society (pictured above), Zac Hryciak And The Jungle Beat, Franklin Massie, John Conley @ The Camel 8pm.

2/23 The Inflatables @ Cary St. Café 10pm.

2/23 Ombak, Chris Farmer @ Balliceaux 10pm.

2/23 Braveyoung, The Blue Letter (pictured above), Fixtures, Vessel @ The Barn (2120 Rose Ave. – S. Baton Heights – Do not park on Rose Ave.) 6pm.

2/23 Some Kind of Sick Joke Comedy Showcase feat. David Marie Garland, Rebecca Henderson, Trey Jackson, Katrina Johnson, Chris Martin, Ron Rogers, Tyler Newbold, Chris Andler, Alex Mossa, John Reaves, John Graham, Sarah Wilson, Sean McGhee @ Strange Matter 10pm.


2/21 The Hi Tones, Parlour Shakedown, Drew Martin & the Limelights (pictured above) @ Canal Club 7pm.

2/21 Weedeater (pictured above), Inter Arma, ASG, Hellbear @ Strange Matter 8pm.

2-21 The Beets (pictured above), Junk Culture, Teen Dreams @ Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar (414 E. Main St. – Downtown Mall, Charlottesville – 434-293-9947) 9pm.

2/22 Julius Pittman & the Revival @ Shenanigans 8pm.

2/22 Free Jazz Night feat. Brian Jones @ The Camel 8pm.

2/23 Shortwave Society (pictured above), Zac Hryciak And The Jungle Beat, Franklin Massie, John Conley @ The Camel 8pm.

2/23 The Inflatables @ Cary St. Café 10pm.

2/23 Ombak, Chris Farmer @ Balliceaux 10pm.

2/23 Braveyoung, The Blue Letter (pictured above), Fixtures, Vessel @ The Barn (2120 Rose Ave. – S. Baton Heights – Do not park on Rose Ave.) 6pm.

2/23 Some Kind of Sick Joke Comedy Showcase feat. David Marie Garland, Rebecca Henderson, Trey Jackson, Katrina Johnson, Chris Martin, Ron Rogers, Tyler Newbold, Chris Andler, Alex Mossa, John Reaves, John Graham, Sarah Wilson, Sean McGhee @ Strange Matter 10pm.

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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