One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 8/25-8/28

by | Aug 25, 2011 | MUSIC

Thursday, 8/25 NIGHTSHIFT pres. by Dope on Plastic, Rumors, RVA Mag feat. music by Beatdown the Kid (pictured above), Et Vulpes @ Strange Matter 10pm. 18+

Thursday, 8/25 Parlour Shakedown, Strumpet, Herro Sugar (pictured above) @ The Camel 5pm. All ages (Early)

Thursday, August 25 Noah O presents Beat Battle 6 featuring Audra the Rapper (pictured above) and Black Liquid, along with an open emcee battle @ The Camel 10pm. 18 + (late)

Thursday, 8/25 Julius Pittman & the Revival @ Shenanigans 8pm

Thursday, 8/25 Andy Zipf (photo by Scott Trimmier), Matthew Eric @ Sprout 10pm. 18+

Friday, 8/26 Alliance for Progressive Values pres. Dance Night feat. Sounds courtesy of time tripping DJs Sara Gossett, Greg Darden and Five Point Eight-What A Quake aka Jimmy Blackford @ Gallery 5 8pm. 18+

Friday, August 26 The Nondenoms, Dick Wolf, The Nervous Ticks (pictured above), Little Master,
DJ Stuart ‘Spirit Boy’ Holt @ Cellar Door 10pm.

Friday, 8/26 Brain Drain feat. Audio Ammo DJ Crew @ Hat Factory 9pm. 18+

Friday, 8/26 Against Grace (pictured above), Chuck Shaffer Picture Show, Overtones, Others May Fall @ Canal Club 8pm. All ages.

Friday 8/26 Climbers, Ghost Lotion, The Pauses (pictured above) @ Sprout 10pm. 18+

Friday, 8/26 Face Melt Friday IV feat. Black Liquid, Chris Haskins, OMG, BCMusic1st, DoeBoyDaDude, Sleaze, High School Heroes, RT, Tatum, Tox Sick @ Strange Matter 9pm. 18+

Saturday, 8/27 Murphy’s Kids (photo by Mary Jacobs) @ The Republic 10pm. Free. 21+

Saturday, 8/27 Lords of Fubar, Bloody Crackdown, Imperial Order @ McCormack’s Irish Pub 10pm.

Saturday, 8/27 Kevin Gordon (pictured above) & Stephen Simmons @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

Saturday, 8/27 Binary Genesis/Wickedness Vol. 3 Featuring DJs: Jenn Martinello (pictured above), GENESIS, RUHL, ALX, Rometti, Patrick Currier, DJ Habob, Josati & Binary Sound, Akasha, Phil Dice, JMungz, Jess FX, iLL Omen, Tantrum, Big Crack @ Canal Club 6pm-3am.

Sunday, 8/28 Pop Punk Fest feat Battleghost, Hold Tight!, American Ruins, Turnover, In Courage, Giants at Large, Broadside, On My Honor, Time in Youth, Act as One, Handguns (pictured above) @ Canal Club 1pm. All ages.

Sunday, 8/28 Point Blank, Humungus (pictured above) @ Bandito’s 10pm.

Sunday, 8/28 Scott Clark 4tet (photo by Lauren Serpa) @ The Commercial Taphouse 9:30pm. Free.


Thursday, 8/25 NIGHTSHIFT pres. by Dope on Plastic, Rumors, RVA Mag feat. music by Beatdown the Kid (pictured above), Et Vulpes @ Strange Matter 10pm. 18+

Thursday, 8/25 Parlour Shakedown, Strumpet, Herro Sugar (pictured above) @ The Camel 5pm. All ages (Early)

Thursday, August 25 Noah O presents Beat Battle 6 featuring Audra the Rapper (pictured above) and Black Liquid, along with an open emcee battle @ The Camel 10pm. 18 + (late)

Thursday, 8/25 Julius Pittman & the Revival @ Shenanigans 8pm

Thursday, 8/25 Andy Zipf (photo by Scott Trimmier), Matthew Eric @ Sprout 10pm. 18+

Friday, 8/26 Alliance for Progressive Values pres. Dance Night feat. Sounds courtesy of time tripping DJs Sara Gossett, Greg Darden and Five Point Eight-What A Quake aka Jimmy Blackford @ Gallery 5 8pm. 18+

Friday, August 26 The Nondenoms, Dick Wolf, The Nervous Ticks (pictured above), Little Master,
DJ Stuart ‘Spirit Boy’ Holt @ Cellar Door 10pm.

Friday, 8/26 Brain Drain feat. Audio Ammo DJ Crew @ Hat Factory 9pm. 18+

Friday, 8/26 Against Grace (pictured above), Chuck Shaffer Picture Show, Overtones, Others May Fall @ Canal Club 8pm. All ages.

Friday 8/26 Climbers, Ghost Lotion, The Pauses (pictured above) @ Sprout 10pm. 18+

Friday, 8/26 Face Melt Friday IV feat. Black Liquid, Chris Haskins, OMG, BCMusic1st, DoeBoyDaDude, Sleaze, High School Heroes, RT, Tatum, Tox Sick @ Strange Matter 9pm. 18+

Saturday, 8/27 Murphy’s Kids (photo by Mary Jacobs) @ The Republic 10pm. Free. 21+

Saturday, 8/27 Lords of Fubar, Bloody Crackdown, Imperial Order @ McCormack’s Irish Pub 10pm.

Saturday, 8/27 Kevin Gordon (pictured above) & Stephen Simmons @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm.

Saturday, 8/27 Binary Genesis/Wickedness Vol. 3 Featuring DJs: Jenn Martinello (pictured above), GENESIS, RUHL, ALX, Rometti, Patrick Currier, DJ Habob, Josati & Binary Sound, Akasha, Phil Dice, JMungz, Jess FX, iLL Omen, Tantrum, Big Crack @ Canal Club 6pm-3am.

Sunday, 8/28 Pop Punk Fest feat Battleghost, Hold Tight!, American Ruins, Turnover, In Courage, Giants at Large, Broadside, On My Honor, Time in Youth, Act as One, Handguns (pictured above) @ Canal Club 1pm. All ages.

Sunday, 8/28 Point Blank, Humungus (pictured above) @ Bandito’s 10pm.

Sunday, 8/28 Scott Clark 4tet (photo by Lauren Serpa) @ The Commercial Taphouse 9:30pm. Free.

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

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