RVA Magazine Presents: Local Shows 7/30-8/2

by | Jul 30, 2012 | WORLD MUSIC

Monday, 7/30 This Old Ghost, The Kindling Kind (pictured above by Locked Garden Photography), Cartesian Theater @ The Camel 9 PM


Monday, 7/30 This Old Ghost, The Kindling Kind (pictured above by Locked Garden Photography), Cartesian Theater @ The Camel 9 PM

Monday, 7/30 Punch (pictured above), Meth Lab, Wake, Dial Up @ Strange Matter 5 PM (Early)

Monday, 7/30 Al Lover, Black Liquid, Non-Elect, Lord Candy Dish, Revolt Of The Apes @ Strange Matter 9 PM (Late)

Monday, 7/30 RVA Big Band @ Balliceaux 9 PM

Monday, 7/30 Bush (acoustic set) @ Capital Ale House (no tickets available for purchase, must win tickets from 102.1 The X)

Tuesday, 7/31 English Majors, Andrew Weathers Ensemble (pictured above), Matt Northrup, ASentimentalSong @ Balliceaux 9 PM

Tuesday, 7/31 Brighter Fires (pictured above), Dead Fame @ Fallout 8 PM

Tuesday, 7/31 Temple Of Bon Matin (pictured above), Glassslipper @ The Nile 10 PM

Tuesday, 7/31 Relacksachian @ Cary St. Cafe 10 PM

Wednesday, 8/1 October Wolves, Isolationist, Of Want And Misery (pictured above by Brandon Hambright) @ The Camel 9 PM

Wednesday, 8/1 Dick Dale @ Capital Ale House 8 PM

Wednesday, 8/1 Angela Easterling (pictured above by Jon Holloway), Brandon Turner @ Ashland Coffee And Tea 8 PM

Wednesday, 8/1 Old Crow Medicine Show (pictured above), The Lumineers, Milk Carton Kids @ Maymont 5:30 PM

Wednesday, 8/1 SubVision, featuring Reinhold, ALX (pictured above), Eli Cash @ Lucky Buddha 9 PM

Wednesday, 8/1 Hamburguesa, JV Thrusting Squad (pictured above) @ Strange Matter 9 PM

Thursday, 8/2 Chuck Mead & The Grassy Knoll Boys @ Ashland Coffee And Tea 9 PM

Thursday, 8/2 The Rusty Strings @ Crossroads Coffee And Ice Cream 8 PM

Thursday, 8/2 Dopestroke, Munchausen, Oblivion, Upperhand (pictured above by Brandon Hambright) @ Strange Matter 5 PM

Thursday, 8/2 Dangermuffin, James Justin & Co. (pictured above) @ The Camel 9 PM

Thursday, 8/2 The Battle For Summer Slaughter featuring Hydra Kyll, Fall To Eternity, Our Voice The Vessel (pictured above), more TBA @ Kingdom 6 PM

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