OneWayRichmond’s Show Picks 6/11-6/13

by | Jun 11, 2012 | MUSIC

Monday, 6/11 The Moonbees, Dave Watkins, Zac Hryciak & the Jungle Beat, Paper Lanterns @ The Camel 8pm.


Monday, 6/11 The Moonbees, Dave Watkins, Zac Hryciak & the Jungle Beat, Paper Lanterns @ The Camel 8pm.

Monday 6/11 Forgetting Fera, This is Our Fight, Back To Normal, Monacan Hill (photo by Williams Photography), Adam Zombie @ Canal Club 6pm. All Ages.

Monday, 6/11 Aesthetic Perfection, [X}-Rx (pictured above), BlakOpz @ Fallout 8pm. 18+

Monday, 6/11 Whores, Hex Machine (photo by Luna Duran), Panther Division, Power Take-Off @ Strange Matter 10pm. 18+

Monday, 6/11 Little Howlin’ Wolf, Nervous Ticks, Bermuda Triangles, Wild Child @ The Nile 10:30pm.

Tuesday, 6/12 Little Howlin’ Wolf (pictured above), Caves Caverns, Mutwawa, Vimanum @ Strange Matter 10pm. 18+

Tuesday 6/12 Balaclava (pictured above), Muck, Plastic Gods, Kría Brekkan, Al-Kafir @ Gallery 5 7:30pm.

Tuesday, 6/12 Carridale (photo by Kyody Pictures), Latin For Truth, The Tired and True @ The Camel 8pm.

Wednesday, 6/13 Of Montreal (pictured above), Chappo @ The National 8pm.

Wednesday, 6/13 Teeph, Postcards (pictured above), Al-Kafir, Phantom @ Strange Matter 10pm.

Wednesday, 6/13 Kalob Griffin Band (pictured above), Grease Trigger @ The Camel 8pm.

Wednesday, 6/13 Kinky Friedman’s BiPolar Tour featuring Kinky Friedman (photo by Grabt Robey) @ Ashland Coffee and Tea 7pm. (possible sellout, call first)

Wednesday, 6/13 Groovin’ In The Garden presents A Bluegrass Evening with Vince Gill (pictured above), Sarah Jarosz @ Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens 6pm.

Wednesday, 6/13 Country Throwdown featuring Gary Allan, Josh Thompson, Eric Paslay, Sunny Sweeney, Rodney Atkins (pictured above), Florida Georgia Line, Maggie Rose, Erin Enderlin @ Innsbrook Pavillion 6pm. All Ages.

Wednesday, 6/13 Cedar Creek @ Sharky’s (4032 Cox Rd.) 9:30pm.

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

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