One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 4/25-4/27

by | Apr 25, 2011 | MUSIC

4/25 Davila 666, Lost Tribe (pictured above, pic by Sarja Hasan), Caves Caverns, Southside Stranglers @ Strange Matter 9pm.

4/25 Cafe Diem Comedy Night feat. tonight’s MC David C. Wingfield (pictured above) and a bunch of Richmond’s best comedians @ Café Diem 9pm. free.

4/25 Love Logic, Baby Help Me Forget (pictured above, pic by Craig Cooper), Robin Payne, Mr. W @ Sprout 10pm.

4/26 Spotted Dead Nettle (pictured above, pic by JCSP Studios), Sphyrix @ Sprout 10pm.

4/26 Legends of Betrayal (pictured above), As We Set Fire, Through Agony We Reign, Juggernaut, Artiface @ Alley Katz 6pm. all ages.

4/26 Snoop Dogg, Photosythesizers, Black Liquid (pictured above) @ The National 8pm.

4/26 Bermuda Triangles, Flesh Control (pictured above), Dumb Lunch @ Strange Matter 10pm.

4/26 Dave Hause (of The Loved Ones), Mikey Erg, Ian Graham (of Cheap Girls), Sundials (unplugged–pictured above) @ Gallery 5 7pm.

4/26 Black Girls (pictured above), Secret Cities @ The Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar (414 E Main St., Downtown Mall, Charlottesville) 10pm.

4/27 Forever the Sickest Kids, Breathe Carolina, We Are The In Crowd, Before their Eyes, Tonight Alive, Mayfair (pictured above) @ Canal Club 6pm. all ages.

4/27 Damn Right!, Galaxy Dynamite @ The Camel 10pm.

4/27 Ayria (pictured above), Ludovico Technique, Spider Lilies @ Fallout 9pm.

4/27 Iron & Wine (pictured above), The Low Anthem @ The National 8pm.


4/25 Davila 666, Lost Tribe (pictured above, pic by Sarja Hasan), Caves Caverns, Southside Stranglers @ Strange Matter 9pm.

4/25 Cafe Diem Comedy Night feat. tonight’s MC David C. Wingfield (pictured above) and a bunch of Richmond’s best comedians @ Café Diem 9pm. free.

4/25 Love Logic, Baby Help Me Forget (pictured above, pic by Craig Cooper), Robin Payne, Mr. W @ Sprout 10pm.

4/26 Spotted Dead Nettle (pictured above, pic by JCSP Studios), Sphyrix @ Sprout 10pm.

4/26 Legends of Betrayal (pictured above), As We Set Fire, Through Agony We Reign, Juggernaut, Artiface @ Alley Katz 6pm. all ages.

4/26 Snoop Dogg, Photosythesizers, Black Liquid (pictured above) @ The National 8pm.

4/26 Bermuda Triangles, Flesh Control (pictured above), Dumb Lunch @ Strange Matter 10pm.

4/26 Dave Hause (of The Loved Ones), Mikey Erg, Ian Graham (of Cheap Girls), Sundials (unplugged–pictured above) @ Gallery 5 7pm.

4/26 Black Girls (pictured above), Secret Cities @ The Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar (414 E Main St., Downtown Mall, Charlottesville) 10pm.

4/27 Forever the Sickest Kids, Breathe Carolina, We Are The In Crowd, Before their Eyes, Tonight Alive, Mayfair (pictured above) @ Canal Club 6pm. all ages.

4/27 Damn Right!, Galaxy Dynamite @ The Camel 10pm.

4/27 Ayria (pictured above), Ludovico Technique, Spider Lilies @ Fallout 9pm.

4/27 Iron & Wine (pictured above), The Low Anthem @ The National 8pm.

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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