Veterans of the early-00s emo/pop-punk scene Jimmy Eat World come to The National in support of their 10th album, which further proves that they've got what it takes to survive any flash-in-the-pan musical trend. Dust off your Converse and grab your favorite hoodie,...
Richmond’s Heart Beats to the Sound of Telltale
With their latest album, Telltale embraces early 20-something life with a timeless pop punk sound. Pop punk is alive and well in Richmond. Its heart beats to the sound of Telltale’s timeless message, for those who face the challenges their many pop punk brethren...
Learning How To Love With The Regrettes
Summer is the perfect time for love songs -- especially the ones about endless romances, which drift into brief flings, littered with sunburns that hurt like the burn of the inevitable break-up. The Regrettes, a California band, are looking to soothe that burn this...
Richmond’s Sports Bar Drops New LP, “Stranger In My Head”
For those of you hoping to find information on one of Richmond’s next sports bars, prepare to be disappointed. Sports Bar, the Richmond-based indie/pop-punk band, likes to undercut expectations as much as humanly possible. RVA Mag met up with three of the band members...
Cold War Kids Offer Up Lackluster Peformance at Last Week’s Richmond Show
This past Thursday, Cold War Kids took the stage at The National, a mid-summer stop on their North American Tour since the April release of their live album, Audience. newest album, L.A. Divine. After catching the end of a madcap opening by the Regrettes, it would be...
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