One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 3/28-3/30

by | Mar 28, 2011 | MUSIC

3/28 Jacuzzi Boys (pictured above), Sports Bar, Little Master, The Haverchucks @ Strange Matter 10pm.

3/28 J. Roddy Walston & the Business, Marionette, Lorem Ipsum (pictured above) @ The Camel 8pm.

3/29 Wormrot, Grown Ass Men, Tombs (pictured above), D.O.C., Real Talk @ Gallery 5 7pm.

3/29 This Time It’s War (pictured just above, pic by Jeremy Ledford), Postcards, Fixtures, Former Thieves, Of Want and Misery @ Alley Katz 6pm. all ages.

3/29 Gills and Wings @ Republic 8pm.

3/29 Mike Watt & the Missingmen (pictured above), The Vacant Stairs, Horsehead @ Canal Club 8pm.

3/29 The Listening Room Series pres. Anousheh Khalili (pictured above), Miramar, Bayard Richard @ Firehouse Theater 7pm.

3/30 Young the Giant, Parlour Shakedown (pictured abovve), Awolnation @ The Camel 7pm.

3/30 Josh Small (pictured above), Snow Panda @ Balliceaux 10pm.

3/30 NLP pres. Steve Aoki, Audio Ammo, DJ Mass FX @ Hat Factory 9pm.

3/30 Angela Easterling @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 7pm.


3/28 Jacuzzi Boys (pictured above), Sports Bar, Little Master, The Haverchucks @ Strange Matter 10pm.

3/28 J. Roddy Walston & the Business, Marionette, Lorem Ipsum (pictured above) @ The Camel 8pm.

3/29 Wormrot, Grown Ass Men, Tombs (pictured above), D.O.C., Real Talk @ Gallery 5 7pm.

3/29 This Time It’s War (pictured just above, pic by Jeremy Ledford), Postcards, Fixtures, Former Thieves, Of Want and Misery @ Alley Katz 6pm. all ages.

3/29 Gills and Wings @ Republic 8pm.

3/29 Mike Watt & the Missingmen (pictured above), The Vacant Stairs, Horsehead @ Canal Club 8pm.

3/29 The Listening Room Series pres. Anousheh Khalili (pictured above), Miramar, Bayard Richard @ Firehouse Theater 7pm.

3/30 Young the Giant, Parlour Shakedown (pictured abovve), Awolnation @ The Camel 7pm.

3/30 Josh Small (pictured above), Snow Panda @ Balliceaux 10pm.

3/30 NLP pres. Steve Aoki, Audio Ammo, DJ Mass FX @ Hat Factory 9pm.

3/30 Angela Easterling @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 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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