Show List 28-31

by | Oct 20, 2012 | MUSIC

Monday. 1/28: Cat Power @ The National – 7:00pm


Monday. 1/28: Cat Power @ The National – 7:00pm

Monday. 1/28: The Delta Saints (pictured above), Long Arms, and The Blue and Gray @ Strange Matter – 9:00pm

Tuesday, 1/29: Former Champions @ Cary St. Cafe – 10:00pm

Tuesday, 1/29: The XX @ The National – 7:00pm

Wednesday, 1/30: Susan Greenbaum @ Ashland Coffee & Tea – 7:00pm

Wednesday, 1/30: DJ Vadim (pictured above) and Marley Carroll @ The Camel – 10:00pm

Wednesday, 1/30: Letlive, HRVRD, Conditions, Rescuer, This Is Hell, and Night Verses @ Kingdom -6:00pm

Wednesday, 1/30: Bass Nation RVA featuring Doctor P (pictured above), Skism, Carnage, Nint3ndo, and Korin Complex @ The National – 8:00pm

Wednesday, 1/30: Yip Deceiver @ The Republic – 10:00pm

Wednesday, 1/30: Taddy Porter (pictured above), Filligar, and Exit The Beast @ Strange Matter – 9:00pm

Wednesday, 1/30: Victor Haskin’s Group @ Bogarts – 9:00pm

Thursday, 1/31: Tim Grimm @ Ashland Coffee & Tea – 8:00pm

Thursday, 1/31: Pigeons Playing Ping Pong @ The Camel – 9:00pm

Thursday, 1/31: Broadway Calls (pictured above), Red City Radio, Silver Snakes, and Hold Tight! @ Strange Matter – 5:00pm

Thursday, 1/31: Girls Rock! RVA (pictured above) Dance Party Benefit featuring DJ Con and DJ Mike Albrect @ Babe’s – 9:00pm

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