The Broadberry
Bonnie Prince Billy at the Tin Pan, Todd Barry at Richmond Music Hall, Winter Market at Studio Two Three, Redd Volkaert at Get Tight, Let It Snow, David Koechner, Corey Fonville, Andy Thomas and friends at Broadberry, Virginia Rep’s “A Christmas Carol,” "A Shockoe Sessions Live! Christmas!" and more.
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The Richmond Folk Festival, David Byrne at Altria Theater, Bass Drum of Death, Garden Glow at Maymont (starts Oct. 15), Big Gay Fall Fest, Massey on the River, Charlie Hunter Trio, Richmond Symphony’s A Night in Vienna, Pokey LaFarge and more.
804 Day in Shockoe Bottom, John Fogerty in Doswell, Flaming Lips and Modest Mouse at Brown’s Island, Drive-By Truckers at Maymont, Warriors in Bloom, Head and the Heart at Allianz, Barrington Levy at Ember, The English Beat at The National, the Mountain Goats and more.
Lamb of God and Gwar hit Allianz Amphitheater, Afro-Zen Allstars at Reveler, Lyle Lovett and his Large Band at The Carpenter Theatre, Triple Crossing fifth annual Kolschfest at Fulton, Kristina Murray, Spooky Kool, Silly Bus and Sunday Soundtracks.
Talking about sadness, life and Willie Nelson with Phosphorescent.
Steve Earle solo at The Tin Pan, two nights of Palm Palm at The Camel, The 47th Richmond Greek Festival, Friday Cheers, Charged Up Fest, Heritage India Festival, Hot Lava Record Release, Takaat, Combo Chimbita and more.
Dominion Energy Family Easter at Maymont, Easter on Parade, Gallery5's 20th Birthday, Valerie June at the National, Bonnie Raitt at Altria, a John Waters B-day Drag Show, Julien Baker and Torres at The National, Black Button, Bon Caribe, Scott Wichmann and more.
Ukrop's Monument Avenue 10k, Richmond Fringe Fest, Record Store Day, David Brooks, Kool Keith, Municipal Waste Spring Kickback, Richmond Poetry Fest at VisArts, Cancer Sucks III and more.
Flag On the Moon 9 showcases the diversity of hip-hop talent in RVA.
It’s the 20th anniversary of Richmond Folk Fest, plus comedian Kevin Hart, Mystic 100s, jazz great Dave Douglas, Flynn Fest at River City Roll, the State Fair, Southern Culture on the Skids – and that beefy guy on sax from “The Lost Boys”!
A veteran of the Newport Folk Festival, Richmond-based folk trio Palmyra is ready for its biggest local gig yet.
