RVA Magazine Presents: Local Shows 7/27-7/29

by | Jul 27, 2012 | WORLD MUSIC

Friday, July 27th: NO BS Brass Band @ The Camel 9:30 PM


Friday, July 27th: NO BS Brass Band @ The Camel 9:30 PM

Friday, July 27th: Face Melt Friday X, featuring 5yve Footaz, Antagonist Dragonspit, Black Liquid, Black Luck, Bonnie Boy Ent, Checkbook, Crash McKie, Die Hard Boyz, Due Justice, Falmouf, Fundamental, Goad Gatsby, New Era Click, Official Freeze, OMG, Rah Billz, Raige Records, Sleaze, Tatum, Tre Ski, Whop Da MC, YFD, and Zaiah Burke. Music by DJ Swerve 36. @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Friday, July 27th: Attila and the Huns (pictured above), Bloodcorps, Big Enough @ The National 7 PM

Friday, July 27th: 3 Borne @ Capital Ale House 5 PM

Friday, July 27th: Mother’s Lil Helpers @ Bogarts 9 PM

Friday, July 27th: Triple Stack Jack @ Fish Bowl Bistro (101 S. 15th St)

Friday, July 27th: Jim Lauderdale @ Ashland Coffee and Tea 8 PM

Friday, July 27th: The Eastern Question @ Crossroads Coffee And Ice Cream (Forest Hill Ave location) 8 PM

Friday, July 27th: Craig Wayne Boyd (pictured above), Steelshot, Andy Vaughan And The Driveline @ The Canal Club 8 PM

Friday, July 27th: Broken Monday @ Sine Irish Pub 8 PM

Friday, July 27th: Boom Bap Friday with DJ Phil featuring Just Plain Ant @ The Nile 10 PM

Friday, July 27th: Black Girls @ Balliceaux 10 PM

Friday, July 27th: Wolf//Goat (pictured above by Becca Weil), Little Smoke, Navi, Hoaxy Owls @ Cellar Door 10 PM

Saturday, July 28th: Hip Hop showcase: Divine Profitz, Rugged Real, Joe Threat, Gritty City, Devious Kanevil, Checkbook @ Emilio’s10 PM

Saturday, July 28th: East Coast Secondaries, Promethean, Icarus The Owl, The Weakest, River City Rippers @ The Canal Club 7 PM

Saturday, July 28th: Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers (pictured above), Leftover Salmon @ Snagajob Pavilion (Innsbrook) 6 PM

Saturday, July 28th: Black Girls @ Hardywood Brewery 4 PM

Saturday, July 28th: Zombie XXX, Gritter (pictured above) @ Wonderland 9 PM

Saturday, July 28th: The Kid Daytona, SM City, Hi Collar Scholar, Intalek, Flatline, $elf Conscious Music @ Kingdom 9 PM

Saturday, July 28th: NumberNin6, Notixx, Mike Phear, DJ Pyrite, Ethan Glass, Hazmatic @ Soju Nightclub 8:30 PM

Saturday, July 28th: River City Barn Dance with Andy Vaughan and the Driveline (pictured above), Dimmer Twins, Uncle Drew & The Powhite Boys @ The Camel 9 PM

Saturday, July 28th: Empty Orchestra (pictured above), Shores, Red States, Darling Meridian @ Strange Matter 5 PM (Early)

Saturday, July 28th: Balaclava, Shoxx, Salvation (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9 PM (Late)

Saturday, July 28th: Mercy! Heavy Soul & Funk Dance Party @ Pasture 10:30 PM

Saturday, July 28th: The Gobstoppers @ Ashland Coffee and Tea 8 PM

Saturday, July 28th: The Flesh Mountain Boys @ Cary Street Cafe 10 PM

Saturday, July 28th: The Shack Band @ Tobacco Company 9:30 PM

Saturday, July 28th: Soul Power Dance Party @ Balliceaux 10 PM

Sunday, July 29th: Hardcore Matinee and Flea Market, with Friend Or Foe (pictured above), Another Mistake, Overlooked @ Kingdom 12:30 PM

Sunday, July 29th: The Solar Bears (pictured above), Vexine, the Santamaria Brothers @ The Camel 9 PM

Sunday, July 29th: Darius Rucker (pictured above), Colt Ford, Corey Smith @ Snagajob Pavilion 2 PM

Sunday, July 29th: Canary oh Canary, The Fire Tapes (pictured above) @ Bandito’s 9 PM

Sunday, July 29th: Childish Gambino @ The National 8 PM

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