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L’Amour at Steady Sounds 

Saturday, March 23

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Founded more than four decades ago by Tom Applegate and David Strover, L’Amour has been called Richmond’s first punk band. Last year it reunited and released a retrospective album on Beach Impediment Records. This is another rare chance to see members perform an in-store show at one of Richmond’s most cruelty-free and humane record stores. 6 to 7 p.m. Free.
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