One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 4/21-4/24

by | Apr 21, 2011 | MUSIC

4/21 Lullwater, DuBrut (pictured above), The Stray Dog Band @ Canal Club 7pm.

4/21 Lucinda Black Bear (pictured above), Cole Sullivan, Busman’s Holiday @ Sprout 10pm.

4/21 Ari Hest @ Ashland Coffee And Tea 8pm.

4/21 Syndrome (pictured above), No Tomorrow, Soma, Dodsfalla @ Strange Matter 9pm.

4/22 PSYCH vs. DISCO! Feat. Revolt of the Apes vs. Slight Surface Noise Soundsystem @ The Cellar Door 10pm.

4/22 Angelspit (pictured above), XuberX, Mecanikill @ Fallout 9pm.

4/22 Nude Beach, Marvin Berry & the New Sound (pictured above) @ Steady Sounds Records (322 W. Broad St.) 4pm. free in-store performance.

4/22 Nervous Ticks, Dammit Matthew Dammit, The Skatter Brain, Boats!, T-Division @ Alley Katz 10pm.

4/23 Stephen Kellogg (pictured above), Tift Merritt @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 9pm.

4/23 The Plot In You, Scarlett O’Hara, Ten After Two, The Air I Breathe, Lions! Tigers! Bears! (pictured above), Oh the Irony, Bring The Arsenal @ Alley Katz 4pm. all ages.

4/23 Mason Porter @ Cary Street Cafe 10pm

4/23 The Diamond Center (7” release, pictured above, pic from Music Crush Girl), Black Girls, Canary Oh Canary, The Nervous Ticks @ Gallery 5 8pm. free.

4/23 Worn In Red (pictured above), Constrictor, Equestrians, Flechette @ Bellytimber (1501 W. Main St.) 9pm.

4/23 Richmond Earth Day Festival feat. on Mainstage – Exebelle & the Rusted Cavalcade, The Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra (pictured above), Rattlemouth, Black Girls, Amazing Ghost, Horsehead – Non Main Stage: Emily Wilson, People’s Key, Six, Blue Line Highway, Pam McCarthy, Acoustic River Rats, Greg Allen, Pretty Fun Time, E-String Al @ Manchester District (by Plant Zero) 12-7pm.

4/24 Amps for Christ, Ghost Box Orchestra, Tate House, Head Molt (pictured above, pic by Nic DeSantis), Frailty of Angels @ Strange Matter 9pm.

4/24 Jazz Trio consisting of Mary Lawrence, Stuart Jackson, and Elliott Shelton; Cole Sullivan (pictured above) @ Black Hand Coffee (Sheppard & Patterson in Devil’s Triangle) 4pm


4/21 Lullwater, DuBrut (pictured above), The Stray Dog Band @ Canal Club 7pm.

4/21 Lucinda Black Bear (pictured above), Cole Sullivan, Busman’s Holiday @ Sprout 10pm.

4/21 Ari Hest @ Ashland Coffee And Tea 8pm.

4/21 Syndrome (pictured above), No Tomorrow, Soma, Dodsfalla @ Strange Matter 9pm.

4/22 PSYCH vs. DISCO! Feat. Revolt of the Apes vs. Slight Surface Noise Soundsystem @ The Cellar Door 10pm.

4/22 Angelspit (pictured above), XuberX, Mecanikill @ Fallout 9pm.

4/22 Nude Beach, Marvin Berry & the New Sound (pictured above) @ Steady Sounds Records (322 W. Broad St.) 4pm. free in-store performance.

4/22 Nervous Ticks, Dammit Matthew Dammit, The Skatter Brain, Boats!, T-Division @ Alley Katz 10pm.

4/23 Stephen Kellogg (pictured above), Tift Merritt @ Capital Ale House Music Hall 9pm.

4/23 The Plot In You, Scarlett O’Hara, Ten After Two, The Air I Breathe, Lions! Tigers! Bears! (pictured above), Oh the Irony, Bring The Arsenal @ Alley Katz 4pm. all ages.

4/23 Mason Porter @ Cary Street Cafe 10pm

4/23 The Diamond Center (7” release, pictured above, pic from Music Crush Girl), Black Girls, Canary Oh Canary, The Nervous Ticks @ Gallery 5 8pm. free.

4/23 Worn In Red (pictured above), Constrictor, Equestrians, Flechette @ Bellytimber (1501 W. Main St.) 9pm.

4/23 Richmond Earth Day Festival feat. on Mainstage – Exebelle & the Rusted Cavalcade, The Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra (pictured above), Rattlemouth, Black Girls, Amazing Ghost, Horsehead – Non Main Stage: Emily Wilson, People’s Key, Six, Blue Line Highway, Pam McCarthy, Acoustic River Rats, Greg Allen, Pretty Fun Time, E-String Al @ Manchester District (by Plant Zero) 12-7pm.

4/24 Amps for Christ, Ghost Box Orchestra, Tate House, Head Molt (pictured above, pic by Nic DeSantis), Frailty of Angels @ Strange Matter 9pm.

4/24 Jazz Trio consisting of Mary Lawrence, Stuart Jackson, and Elliott Shelton; Cole Sullivan (pictured above) @ Black Hand Coffee (Sheppard & Patterson in Devil’s Triangle) 4pm

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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