Open Stage Night @ Cafe Diem w/ Proverbial

by | Sep 21, 2011 | MUSIC

It’s time for yet another Open Stage Night at Cafe Diem, presented by RVA Magazine and Radio Rubber Room. If you’ve missed the last four events, you’ve missed great music and good times provided by some of the most talented musicians in the Richmond area. With names like Downbeat Switch, The Kindling Kind, Luke and the Junk, Dane Ferguson, Peoples Blues of Richmond, The Dream Machine, and many more.This week we are excited to announce that Proverbial will be kicking off there multi state tour tonight at Open Stage Night. Once again, come out and join RVA Magazine and Radio Rubber Room to celebrate the exceptional level of musical talent Richmond has to offer. If you want to sign up early, send an email to rubberroommusic@gmail.com. Otherwise, come out early, and stay late. See you there!

WHO: RVA Magazine & Radio Rubber Room
WHAT: Open Stage Night
WHEN: Every Wednesday from 9pm-1am (Signup starts at 8:30pm)
WHERE: Cafe Diem, 600 North Sheppard Street in the Fan
WHY: BECAUSE WE NEED YOU TO MAKE A STRONGER MUSIC SCENE!!!!


It’s time for yet another Open Stage Night at Cafe Diem, presented by RVA Magazine and Radio Rubber Room. If you’ve missed the last four events, you’ve missed great music and good times provided by some of the most talented musicians in the Richmond area. With names like Downbeat Switch, The Kindling Kind, Luke and the Junk, Dane Ferguson, Peoples Blues of Richmond, The Dream Machine, and many more.This week we are excited to announce that Proverbial will be kicking off there multi state tour tonight at Open Stage Night. Once again, come out and join RVA Magazine and Radio Rubber Room to celebrate the exceptional level of musical talent Richmond has to offer. If you want to sign up early, send an email to rubberroommusic@gmail.com. Otherwise, come out early, and stay late. See you there!

WHO: RVA Magazine & Radio Rubber Room
WHAT: Open Stage Night
WHEN: Every Wednesday from 9pm-1am (Signup starts at 8:30pm)
WHERE: Cafe Diem, 600 North Sheppard Street in the Fan
WHY: BECAUSE WE NEED YOU TO MAKE A STRONGER MUSIC SCENE!!!!


Last week we had Nicholas Ghobashi join us to take photos. Here are some our favorite images from last week.


The Dimmer Twins


Dane Ferguson


Jason from The Dream Machine


The Kindling Kind


Miriam from The Kindling Kind


Scott and Kevin hope to see you there tonight! (this photo by Joseph Opyt Photography)

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