RVA Magazine Presents: Show Picks 7/16-7/19

by | Jul 16, 2012 | MUSIC

Monday, July 16th Dual Album Release Party, with Hold Tight, Pedals on Our Pirate Ships (pictured above), Ramshackle Glory, Sundials @ The Camel 9 PM


Monday, July 16th Dual Album Release Party, with Hold Tight, Pedals on Our Pirate Ships (pictured above), Ramshackle Glory, Sundials @ The Camel 9 PM

Monday, July 16th RVA Big Band @ Balliceaux 9 PM

Monday, July 16 Merrin Karas, The Hadron Delay, Promethean (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 5 PM (Early)

Monday, July 16 Inter Arma (record release), Torch Runner, Windhand (pictured above courtesy DCHeavyMetal.com), Unsacred @ Strange Matter 9 PM (Late)

Tuesday, July 17th Union Boys, For Loco, RF30 (pictured above), Insubordination @ The Camel 9 PM

Tuesday, July 17th: Dry Spell, Male Bondage, Al-Kafir (pictured above)@ Strange Matter 9 PM

Tuesday, July 17th: Spineshank (pictured above), Make Like Murder, Broken, 5 Leaf Clover, New Born Redemption @ The Canal Club 8 PM

Tuesday, July 17th: Mike Doughty (pictured above), Sean Holloran @ Capital Ale House 9 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Blitzen Trapper (pictured above), Sarah Jaffe @ The National 8 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Radio Moscow (pictured above), Dirty Streets, Caves Caverns, Boney Loner and the Sacred Teachers @ Strange Matter 9PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Girls Selection (musical selections picked by Black Girls) @ Balliceaux10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Grease Trigger @ Cary Street Cafe 10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th Find Vienna, Just Another Scene, Late Night Habit (pictured above), City Voices, Eli And The KampKing @ Kingdom 7 PM

Wednesday, July 18 Radio Rubber Room Presents Stomp Status (pictured above), The Dream Machine @ The Republic 10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: Goldrush @ Six Burner Restaurant 10 PM

Wednesday, July 18th: This City Awaits (pictured above), Bring the Arsenal, Color Me Valiant @ The Camel 9PM

Thursday, July 19th: Mike Scheidt (of YOB) (Pictured above),Nate Hall (of U.S. Christmas), TJ Childers (of Inter Arma), Brandon Marcey (of Cough) @ Strange Matter 5 PM

Thursday, July 19th: TV Tramps (pictured above), Kid Is Qual @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Thursday, July 19th: People’s Blues of Richmond @ The Camel 9 PM

Thursday, July 19th: Lobo Marino (pictured above), Antlers, Dave Watkins @ Gallery 5 8 PM

Thursday, July 19th: The Casualties (pictured above), Nekromantix, Down by Law, Lower Class Brats, Flatfoot 56, the Sheds @ Kingdom 5 PM

Thursday, July 19th: Galaxy Dynamite @ City Dogs 10 PM

Thursday, July 19th: The Upstream @ Emilio’s in the Fan 9 PM

Thursday, July 19th: NO BS Brass Band @ Balliceaux 10 PM

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