One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 6/13-6/16

by | Jun 13, 2011 | MUSIC

6/13 FocusedXMinds, Bent Life (pictured above), Break Away, File 13, Pussywillow @ Strange Matter 5pm (early, all ages)

6/13 Parasytic, Origin of M (pictured above), 45 A.D., Siren @ Strange Matter 10:30pm. (Late) 18+

6/13 Now Sleepyhead (pictured above), Sleepy Vikings, Canary Oh Canary @ Sprout 10pm.

6/14 Free Jazz Night feat. Scott Clark 4tet, The Abinnet Berhanu Group (pictured above) @ The Camel 8:30pm.

6/14 DJ Williams Projekt @ Café Diem 9pm.

6/14 Josh Groban (pictured above), ELEW @ Richmond Coliseum 7:30pm.

6/14 Richmond Jazz Society’s Guest Educators Series pres. A Tribute to Julian “Cannonball” Adderley feat. James “Saxsmo” Gates Sextet Feat. James “Saxsmo” Gates on alto sax; Weldon Hill on piano; Mike Hawkins on bass; Billy Williams on drums; Al Strong on trumpet, and Jazz Vocalist/Cellist Ms. Shana Tucker @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall (two shows) 7pm & 9:15pm.

6/15 Nick Coward & the Last Battle (pictured above by Eric Carlson), The Jungle Beat, Ryan Sheffield, Wes Swing @ The Camel 8pm.

6/15 Bearstorm, Deafheaven, Heathens (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9:30pm.

6/15 White Lung (photo by Angela Liu), Nu Sensae, Moms @ Sprout 10pm. All ages.

6/15 Palindrone (pictured above), Sonic Nectar, Old Swampy, Hall @ The Cellar Door 10pm. Free.


6/13 FocusedXMinds, Bent Life (pictured above), Break Away, File 13, Pussywillow @ Strange Matter 5pm (early, all ages)

6/13 Parasytic, Origin of M (pictured above), 45 A.D., Siren @ Strange Matter 10:30pm. (Late) 18+

6/13 Now Sleepyhead (pictured above), Sleepy Vikings, Canary Oh Canary @ Sprout 10pm.

6/14 Free Jazz Night feat. Scott Clark 4tet, The Abinnet Berhanu Group (pictured above) @ The Camel 8:30pm.

6/14 DJ Williams Projekt @ Café Diem 9pm.

6/14 Josh Groban (pictured above), ELEW @ Richmond Coliseum 7:30pm.

6/14 Richmond Jazz Society’s Guest Educators Series pres. A Tribute to Julian “Cannonball” Adderley feat. James “Saxsmo” Gates Sextet Feat. James “Saxsmo” Gates on alto sax; Weldon Hill on piano; Mike Hawkins on bass; Billy Williams on drums; Al Strong on trumpet, and Jazz Vocalist/Cellist Ms. Shana Tucker @ Capital Ale House Downtown Music Hall (two shows) 7pm & 9:15pm.

6/15 Nick Coward & the Last Battle (pictured above by Eric Carlson), The Jungle Beat, Ryan Sheffield, Wes Swing @ The Camel 8pm.

6/15 Bearstorm, Deafheaven, Heathens (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9:30pm.

6/15 White Lung (photo by Angela Liu), Nu Sensae, Moms @ Sprout 10pm. All ages.

6/15 Palindrone (pictured above), Sonic Nectar, Old Swampy, Hall @ The Cellar Door 10pm. Free.

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

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