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One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 4/23-4/25

by | Apr 23, 2012 | MUSIC

Monday, 4/23 Jeremiah Clark @ Globehopper 6pm. Free.


Monday, 4/23 Jeremiah Clark @ Globehopper 6pm. Free.

Monday, 4/23 Slavic Soul Party, NO BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 10pm.

Monday, 4/23 Pelican Johnny (pictured above), Kelly Lee Keel, High Street Lowlifes @ The Camel 8pm.

Monday, 4/23 Ed Askew (pictured above), Pull My Daisy, Jonathan Vassar @ Steady Sounds 7pm.

Monday, 4/23 Big Eyes, Sundials, Dead Dog, Little Master, Springtime @ Strange Matter 6pm. All Ages.

Tuesday, 4/24 XL 102 presents Shinedown (pictured above), Adelitas Way, Art of Dying @ The National 7pm.

Tuesday, 4/24 Young Widows (photo by Nick Thienimen), Lost Tribe, Post Teens, Metz @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Tuesday, 4/24 I Set My Friends On Fire, Greeley Estates, A Bullet For Pretty Boy, A Lot Like Birds, My Last Endeavor, Still I Rise, Meet Me at The Monument (photo by Through It All Photography) @ Kingdom 5pm. All Ages.

Tuesday, 4/24 The Quick and Easy Boys (pictured above), Cris Jacobs, DJ Williams Projekt @ Café Diem 9pm.

Wednesday, 4/25 La Dispute, All Get Out, Sainthood Reps, Balance and Composure, Fixtures @ Kingdom 6pm.

Wednesday, 4/25 Dan Navarro (pictured above), David Glaser @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

Wednesday, 4/25 Radio Rubber Room presents Splendid Suns (photo by No Outlet Photography), The Dream Machine @ The Republic 9pm.

Wednesday, 4/25 Ramming Speed, Cannabis Corpse, Revocation, Humungus (pictured above) @ Strange Matter10pm. 18+

Wednesday, 4/25 Zach Deputy @ The Camel 7pm.


Wednesday, 4/25 Netherfriends, Malatese (photo by Kevin Riley), Tungs @ The Nile 9pm. Free

Wednesday, 4/25 Bassnectar (pictured above), VibeSquad, Mr. Projectile @ The National 7pm. 18+

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

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