RVA Magazine Presents: Local Shows 7/23-7/26

by | Jul 23, 2012 | WORLD MUSIC

Monday, July 23rd: Antero @ The Camel 9 PM


Monday, July 23rd: Antero @ The Camel 9 PM

Monday, July 23rd: Dekoder, Soma, Devil’s Hand (pictured above by Tony Lynch) @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Monday, July 23rd: RVA Big Band @ Balliceaux 9 PM. Free.

Tuesday, July 24th: The Former Champions @ Cary Street Cafe 10 PM

Tuesday, July 24th: Pastoral, Rainbow Danger Club (pictured above), Arabia Terra, Letters as Numbers, Hail the Titans @ The Camel 9 PM

Tuesday, July 24th: Mutwawa (pictured above), Samantha Vacation, Young Male, Ilza, Fire Death @ The Nile 10:30 PM

Tuesday, July 24th: The Growlers (pictured above), The Milkstains, The Eurotics @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Tuesday, July 24th: Audiostrobelight (pictured above), Your Favorite Coastline, Aduro, The Aragona Project, Cinder Cove, Monacan Hill @ The Canal Club 6:30 PM

Tuesday, July 24th: Matthew E. White (record release; pictured above), Josh Small, DJ Mixie @ Balliceaux 10 PM

Tuesday, July 24th: The Listening Room featuring The Hill and Wood (pictured above), Honey Watts, Birds and Arrows @ Firehouse Theatre 8 PM

Wednesday, July 25th: Girls Rock RVA Benefit with Hot Dolphin, DJ Mike Albrecht (of Beard) @ Balliceaux 9 PM

Wednesday, July 25th: Radio Rubber Room Presents The Dream Machine, Lorem Ipsum @ The Republic 10 PM

Wednesday, July 25th: Southern Belles @ Cary Street Cafe 10 PM

Wednesday, July 25th: Michael Franti & Spearhead @ The National 8 PM

Wednesday, July 25th: Hip Hop VA Presents The Rebirth featuring Harmony Muzik, Yung Fred, Jo Casino, 2000 Cooley, Show Slim Stunna, Timothy Rhyme Feat. Phil The Pain (album release) @ The Camel 8 PM

Wednesday, July 25th: Ice Age, Double Negative, Lost Tribe (pictured above), Zaloa, Unholy Thoughts @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Thursday, July 26th: Indigo Girls @ Maymont 5:30 PM

Thursday, July 26th: Paulo Franco, Kayce McGehee (photo by Richard Perkins) @ Crossroads (Forest Hill) 8 PM

Thursday, July 26th: Trouvére, Brave Bellwether (pictured above), Bruce @ Gallery 5 7 PM

Thursday, July 26th: The Polychrons @ The Camel 9 PM

Thursday, July 26th: Jel, DJ Abilities, Ohbliv, Void Pedal, Swordplay (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Thursday, July 26th: Twangtown Thursdays with Bumper Jacksons, Sweet Fern @ Balliceaux 9 PM

Thursday, July 26th: David Grier @ Ashland Coffee and Tea 8 PM

Thursday, July 26th: Charles Walker Band @ Poe’s Pub 9 PM

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Since 2005, the dedicated team at RVA Magazine, known as RVA Staff, has been delivering the cultural news that matters in Richmond, VA. This talented group of professionals is committed to keeping you informed about the events and happenings in the city.




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