RVA Magazine Presents: Local Shows 7/20-7/22

by | Jul 20, 2012 | WORLD MUSIC

Friday, July 20th: Worn In Red (Record Release), Sundials, Equestrians, Sea Of Storms @ Gallery 5 7:30 PM


Friday, July 20th: Worn In Red (Record Release), Sundials, Equestrians, Sea Of Storms @ Gallery 5 7:30 PM

Friday, July 20th: Beer and Banjos: The Rusty Strings @ The Camel 6 PM

Friday, July 20th: Hotel X @ Crossroads Coffee And Ice Cream (Forest Hill Ave location) 8 PM

Friday, July 20th: Bring the Arsenal, Under City Skylines (pictured above), Regretfully I @ Kingdom 5 PM

Friday, July 20th: Jackson Browne, Sara Watkins @ Carpenter Theatre 8 PM

Friday, July 20th: Balaclava (pictured above), Stampede, Sons of Tonatiuh, Gritter, Pike Possum @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Friday, July 20th: The Stray Birds @ Ashland Coffee and Tea 8 PM

Friday, July 20th: The Killers @ The National 8 PM

Friday, July 20th: The Avett Brothers (pictured above), Jessica Lea Mayfield @ Snagajob Pavilion 6 PM

Friday, July 20th: Hazeltone @ Cafe Diem 9 PM

Friday, July 20th: Brian Jones presents the Mingus Awareness Project featuring performances by No BS! Brass Band, Glows in the Dark, Scott Clark 4tet, Angry Man Quintet, Hooten/Levin/Jones w/JC Kuhl @ The Camel 9 PM

Friday, July 20th: The Former Champions @ City Dogs (the Fan) 10 PM

Friday, July 20th: Honky Tonk Takeover featuring Barstool Heroes (pictured above), The Vendors @ Cary Street Cafe 10 PM

Friday, July 20th: Silo Effect, the Polychrons (pictured above) @ Canal Club 9 PM

Friday, July 20th: Proverbial, Kings of Belmont @ On the Rox 9 PM

Friday, July 20th: Paulo Franco (pictured above), Jim McCauley @ Poe’s Pub 9 PM

Friday, July 20th: Never Wrong (pictured above), Enemy Exorcism @ Empire 9 PM

Friday, July 20th: Big Nasty, Andrew Alli (pictured above), Alison Self @ Balliceaux 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Joe McMahon (photo by Benjamin Hoste) @ Emilio’s in the Fan 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: IBN UBO, Country, David Marie-Garland @ The Nile 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: GayRVA.com presents Fruit Loops: The Dance Party That’s A Little Bit Gay featuring hostess Deanna Danger and DJ Cookoo Buttons @ NY Deli 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: The Diamond Center (pictured above), Creepoid, Canary Oh Canary, Ttotals, Apescapes by Revolt Of The Apes @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Vega Omega @ City Dogs (The Fan) 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Schneck-A-Palooza 2012, featuring The Atkinsons, Barstool Heroes, Blackout Shift, Crossroad Voodoo, Marionette, Octane Saints, People’s Blues Of Richmond, Reverend D-Ray And The Shockers, Secret Agent T, The Vendors, Wake Of The Flood, Weeping Molly, Workhorse Blue @ Garage Mahal (Mechanicsville, VA) 1 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Conditions (pictured above), Lakeview, Honour Crest, In Visions, Provoke Destroy, Beyond the Victory @ Kingdom 5 PM. Free.

Saturday, July 21st: The Cryptkeeper Five @ Wonderland 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Future Islands, Dope Body (pictured above), Marionette @ The Camel 9 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Charlie Daniels Band @ Snagajob Pavilion 6 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Binary Sound Productions presents ForTheLove featuring Tantrum, Ruhl @ Canal Club 8 PM

Saturday, July 21st: J.P. Harris and the Tough Choices (pictured above), Alison Self/Grant Hunnicutt/Ed Brogan @ Balliceaux 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Wes Freed’s Mag Bats (pictured above) with Allyson Mills-Steele @ Cary St Cafe 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Evolution Project @ The National 7 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Monk’s Playground @ Crossroads 8 PM

Saturday, July 21st: DJ Williams Projekt @ Hardywood Craft Brewery 3:30 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Town Mountain @ Ashland Coffee and Tea 8 PM

Saturday, July 21st: The Inflatables (photo by Jillian Dimarco) @ Cafe Diem 10 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Summer Sounds At Steady featuring Little Smoke, Ttotals @ Steady Sounds 4 PM

Saturday, July 21st: Brother Bill (pictured above), ROMA @ On The Rox 10 PM

Sunday, July 22nd: The Catalyst (record release), Sea Of Storms @ Bandito’s Burrito Lounge 10 PM

Sunday July 22nd: Wake, Death First, Grudges (pictured above), Disparage, Pissheads @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Sunday July 22nd: Yung Mane (pictured above) Mixtape Release Party, Hosted by VDot, Music by DJ Lil Lou @ Kingdom 9 PM

Sunday July 22nd: Venomous Maximus (pictured above), Fire Faithful @ Wonderland 9 PM

Sunday July 22nd: Clutch (pictured above), Prong, Lionize @ The National 8 PM

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