The NorVa
The NorVa is a performing venue located in Norfolk, Virginia. The NorVa's name consists of an abbreviation relating to its location.
The NorVa's marquee pictured on March 29, 2019
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| Former names | The Norva Theatre |
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| Location | Norfolk, Virginia |
| Coordinates | 36°51′0.7″N 76°17′22″W |
| Owner | Anschutz Entertainment Group |
| Type | Music venue |
| Capacity | 1,450 |
| Construction | |
| Opened | 1922[1] (original) 2000 (reopened) |
| Renovated | 1998 |
| Website | |
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The NorVa was the brainchild of local music venue entrepreneurs Bill Reid and Rick Mersel, who have also developed the NTelos Wireless Pavilion and have ties to the development of Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach.[2] In 2014, the NorVa was acquired by Anschutz Entertainment Group.[3]
The original NorVa Theater opened in 1922[4] as a 2000-seat motion picture and live entertainment (vaudeville) theater. It continued to thrive as a premier movie theater into the 1970s. The building served as home to the Downtown Athletic Club from 1980 until 1998 when it was renovated for its current use. The building is often noted by its patrons to be charming and aesthetically pleasing due to its rustic and old-style appearance. The NorVa features top-notch acoustics,[2] acoustics provided by a state-of-the-art V-DOSC sound system and engineered acoustical padding throughout the walls. The NorVa's stage area also features extensive utilities and lighting for special effects.
Movie theater history
- Built by The Johnson Construction Co.
- Operated by the W.W.V. (Wells, Wilmer, and Vincent) Co., Inc.
- Part of the Wells entertainment group which included Granby Theatre and Wells Theatre.
- William S. Wilder was the first manager before opening The Colley Theater (Naro Expanded Cinema) in 1936, and The Commodore Theater in 1945.
- Newspaper articles of the time used "theater" and "theatre" interchangeably.
- Pipe organ manufactured by The Robert Morton Co.
- Norva Concert Orchestra Director - Prof. Charles Borjes
- Original Organist - Jack Griffith
- Chairs furnished by Virginia School Supply Co. of Richmond, Virginia.
1922
- November 27 - Bright Eyes and The Man Who Saw Tomorrow were the first films.[1]
- November 30 - The Sin Flood
Concert venue history
The NorVa opened its doors on April 28, 2000, with James Brown performing the inaugural show.
Below is an incomplete list of concerts at The NorVa.
2000
- G Love & Special Sauce, Everything and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band was originally scheduled to open the venue
- April 28 - James Brown
- May 26- Ringo Starr
- June 6- Jefferson Airplane
- August 13- Zakk Wylde
- September 21- Tracy Chapman
- October 10- Alice Cooper
- November 3- Blues Traveler
2001
- March 6- G Love & Special Sauce
- April 17 - Prince sold out the venue in less than five minutes.[5]
- April 28- Duncan Sheik
- June 29- Mary Chapin Carpenter
- July 10- Marilyn Manson
- July 19- Charlie Daniels Band
- July 20- The Wallflowers
- August 4- Billy Idol
- September 20- Dwight Yoakam
- October 31- Iggy Pop
- November 5- SR-71
- November 10- John Mayer
2002
- The NorVa hosted the after party for the Larry Holmes-Butterbean fight, promoted by Daryl DeCroix and Frank Azzalina. It was Larry Holmes' last professional fight.
- February 26- Leif Garrett
- March 1- John Hiatt
- March 18- Puddle of Mudd
- April 16- Stone Temple Pilots
- April 22- Rob Zombie with The Damned
- April 24- Vida Blue
- April 25- Big Head Todd & The Monsters
- April 27- Jethro Tull
- May 8- John Mayer
- May 18- Willie Nelson
- June 13- Cheap Trick
- June 29- The Get Up Kids
- September 12- Indigenous
- September 17- Filter & Seether
- October 16- Stone Sour
- October 24- Ralph Stanley
- November 8- Jack Johnson
- November 11- Jerry Cantrell
2003
- January 30 - The Pretenders
- February 18- Sixpence None The Richer
- March 3- Papa Roach
- March 14- Mudvayne
- March 24 - Queens of the Stoneage with Turbonegro
- April 14 - Evanescence
- April 18 - Flaming Lips
- May 17- The Wailers
- May 23 - The hard rock band Chevelle released a DVD entitled "Live from the NorVa."
- August 2- Dada
- August 13 - Snoop Dogg
- August 19- Blues Traveler
- September 3- Cake
- September 4- Sugar Ray
- September 12- Buju Banton
- September 15- Billy Idol
- October 14 - Justin Timberlake
- October 30- Queensryche
- November 19- Something Corporate
2004
- February 24- Sevendust
- March 10- The Strokes
- March 13- Three Days Grace
- March 17- Kanye West with Little Brother
- March 19- Train
- March 25- Method Man
- March 26- Jordan Knight
- March 29- Phantom Planet
- March 30- Fuel + Breaking Benjamin
- March 31- Nickel Creek
- April 6 - Bob Dylan
- April 8- Slipknot with Chimaira and Fear Factory
- April 15- Slightly Stoopid
- April 17- N*E*R*D
- April 27- Jurassic 5
- May 4- Trapt
- May 8- Mark Ronson & Hollertronix
- May 9- Todd Rundgren
- June 9- Ghostface Killah
- June 16- Master P
- June 17- Cypress Hill
- June 21- Donovan Frankenreiter
- June 22- George Thoroughgood
- August 9- Bodeans
- August 18- Sonic Youth
- August 22- Finch
- August 24- Blondie
- September 8- Snow Patrol
- September 19- Soulfly
- September 27 - Wilco
- October 1- The Killers
- October 2- The Violent Femmes
- October 11- Fear Factory & Lamb of God
- October 13- Alterbridge
- October 18- Deftones
- October 22- Capleton
- October 25- Bad Religion
- October 26- Gwar
- November 1- Gavin DeGraw
- November 2- Godsmack
- November 11- Cracker
- November 18- Helmet
- November 19- OAR
- November 22- The Hives
- November 26- Jason Mraz
- December 2- Hatebreed
- December 13- Lars Frederickson
- December 14- Shinedown
- December 16- From Autumn to Ashes
2005
- January 19- Gregg Allman & Friends
- January 20- Billy Currington
- January 30- Bright Eyes
- March 11- Jimmy Cliff
- March 18- Indigo Girls
- March 19- Toots & The Maytals
- March 20- Children of Bodom
- March 30- Ashlee Simpson
- April 1- Spitfire
- April 3- Dierks Bentley
- April 12- Fallout Boy
- April 17- Billy Idol
- April 18- Backstreet Boys
- April 24- All American Rejects
- April 26- Elvis Costello & The Imposters
- April 30- Kenny Wayne Shepard
- May 17- B.B. King
- May 20- The Black Crowes
- June 5- Gov't Mule
- June 14- Collective Soul
- June 16- The Wallflowers
- June 23- John Legend
- August 7- Whitesnake
- August 12- Kings of Leon
- September 10- Bloodhound Gang
- September 28- Pennywise
- October 12- Jason Mraz
- October 13- Jason Aldean
- October 22- The Bravery
- October 31- John Legend
- November 8- Meshuggah
- November 27- Shinedown
- December 6- Damian Marley
- December 7- Miranda Lambert
- December 9- Violent Femmes
- December 14- Saves the Day & Senses Fail
- December 16- The Fuzz Band
- December 30- The Wailers
2006
- January 28- CKY
- February 7- Staind
- February 14- The Academy Is with Panic! at the Disco
- February 21- Disturbed
- February 23- In Flames
- February 25- Scott Stapp
- March 10- Revery
- March 14- The English Beat
- March 18- Ratdog
- March 19- Thirty Seconds to Mars
- March 25- Rob Zombie
- April 13- Alkaline Trio
- April 21- Taking Back Sunday
- April 22- The Wailers
- May 8- The Roots
- May 14- Stephen Stills
- May 17- The Fray
- May 19- Better Than Ezra
- May 20- Los Lonely Boys
- May 25- Flogging Molly
- June 11- Arctic Monkeys
- June 17- Pat Benatar
- June 24- Echo & The Bunnymen
- July 3- Lifehouse
- July 14- The Black Crowes
- July 16- Ministry
- July 18- Peaches
- July 22- Ryan Adams
- July 24- Bowling for Soup
- July 28- Margaret Cho
- August 6- The Rentals
- August 13- Eric Johnson
- August 22- Rollins Band & X
- September 17- Jack's Mannequin
- September 19- The Strokes
- September 22- The Raconteurs
- October 11- Paul Oakenfold
- October 20- Atreyu
- October 22- Alice in Chains
- October 25- Story of the Year
- October 28- Lyfe Jennings
- October 29- Teddy Geiger
- November 1- Ill Nino
- November 6- Arctic Monkeys
- November 10- Death Cab for Cutie
- November 12- Kevin Federline
- November 14- Sugarcult
- November 15- Imogen Heap
- November 24- Carbon Leaf
- November 25- Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
- November 30- Norma Jean
- December 1- My Chemical Romance
- December 2- John Legend
- December 14- Killswitch Engage
- December 16- Barenaked Ladies
- December 22- Clipse
- December 27- Sevendust
2007
- January 18- The Fray
- February 18- Slayer
- February 26- Gym Class Heroes
- February 27- Umphrey's McGee
- March 5- Jonny Lang
- March 7- The Roots & Lupe Fiasco
- March 18- Robin Thicke
- March 20- Ratdog
- March 23- Clutch
- March 27- Indigo Girls
- April 1- The Decemberists
- April 2- Isley Brothers
- April 3- Jet
- April 4- Kottonmouth Kings
- April 9- Anti-Flag
- April 13- Norma Jean
- April 16- Mat Kearney
- April 17- TV on the Radio
- April 19- Flaming Lips
- April 20- Brand New
- April 26- Paramore
- May 3- Jonny Lang
- May 12- Polyphonic Spree
- May 20- Elliot Yamin
- May 30- The Faint
- June 2- Chevelle
- June 10- The Stills
- June 27- Taylor Hicks
- July 7- Bowling for Soup
- July 9- Morrissey
- July 20- Reel Big Fish & Less Than Jake
- July 21- Interpol
- August 2- Pete Yorn
- August 4- Dropkick Murphys
- August 5- Fountains of Wayne
- August 10- Zappa Plays Zappa
- August 21- Keyshia Cole
- August 24- The Format
- September 11- From First to Last
- September 12- Perpetual Groove
- September 22- Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
- September 23- Lifehouse
- September 25- Queens of the Stone Age
- September 27- The Roots
- September 28- Unearth with Darkest Hour, August Burns Red, Suicide Silence
- September 29- Dashboard Confessional
- September 30- Henry Rollins
- October 5- The Violent Femmes
- October 6- Megadeth
- October 8- Common & Q-Tip
- October 10- Michael Franti & Spearhead
- October 11- Minus the Bear
- October 14- Cat Power
- October 18- Static X + Shadows Fall
- October 20- The Shins
- October 22- New Found Glory & Senses Fail
- October 23- Mutemath
- October 28- Bayside
- November 1- Underoath
- November 7- Bob Weir & Ratdog
- November 10- Bright Eyes
- November 12- Against Me!
- November 20- Brand New with Thrice, mewithoutyou
- November 24- Coheed and Cambria
- December 7- Colbie Callait
- December 15- Boyz II Men
- December 29- Ace Frehley
2008
- The NorVa was named one of the top five rock venues by Rolling Stone
- January 19- Wu-Tang Clan
- January 20- Wyclef Jean
- January 24- Big Head Todd & The Monsters
- January 28- Lupe Fiasco
- February 14- Down
- February 15- Serj Tankian
- February 16- Margaret Cho
- February 25- Regina Spektor
- March 6- Trey Songz
- March 9- Little Feat
- March 19 - Willie Nelson
- March 29- Robert Earl Keen
- April 9- Ben Folds
- April 10- Michelle Branch
- April 11- Explosions in the Sky
- April 19- Jason Mraz
- April 22- We The Kings
- April 23- Drowning Pool
- April 25- Lou Reed
- April 27 - Phoenix
- April 28- Dimmu Borgir
- May 4- Mindless Self Indulgence
- May 13- Live
- May 24- Augustana
- May 31- Natasha Bedingfield
- June 10- Rilo Kiley
- June 15- Toad the Wet Sprocket
- June 19- Jason Isbell
- June 22- Less Than Jake
- June 28- Modest Mouse
- July 2- Cute Is What We Aim For
- July 10- Steel Pulse
- August 9- The Black Keys
- August 17- Darkest Hour
- August 21- Young Jeezy
- September 9- Candlebox
- September 11- The Cult
- September 12- Children of Bodom
- September 29- Seether
- October 4- Gym Class Heroes
- October 9- All Time Low
- November 1- Phil Vassar
- November 19- Iron & Wine
- November 25- Method Man & Redman
- November 29- Shiny Toy Guns
- November 30- Hawthorne Heights & Emery
- December 17- Mudvayne
2009
- January 28- Del McCoury
- March 6- Bassnectar
- March 11- Busta Rhymes
- March 13- Bouncing Souls
- March 25- Shinedown
- March 27- Slightly Stoopid
- March 28- Slightly Stoopid
- April 23- Duff McKagan
- April 28- Amon Amarth
- May 1- Mickey Avalon
- May 5- Hinder
- May 9- Kevin Costner
- May 13- Gavin Rossdale
- May 17- Third Eye Blind
- May 24- Pretty Lights
- May 28- Testament
- May 29- Stephen Marley
- June 2- Gaelic Storm
- June 9- The Veronicas
- June 16- New York Dolls
- June 19- Keith Anderson
- July 18- Reel Big Fish & The English Beat
- July 24- Neko Case
- August 3- Asher Roth + Kid Cudi
- August 10- Sugar Ray
- August 22- Michael Franti
- August 29- Hatebreed
- September 10- Reverend Horton Heat
- September 21- Chevelle
- September 22 - The Sounds
- October 6- Grizzly Bear
- October 9- Airborne Toxic Event
- October 11- Silversun Pickups & Cage The Elephant
- October 18- Social Distortion
- October 19- All Time Low
- October 20- Lamb of God & Gwar
- October 22- SOJA
- October 23- Queensryche
- November 1- Trivium
- November 3- Dethklok
- November 7- Say Anything
- November 10- Mutemath
- November 17- Matisyahu
- November 18- Taking Back Sunday
- November 20- Eric Church
- November 30- Underoath
- December 8- LMFAO & Schwayze
- December 29- Keller Williams
2010
- January 15- Timbaland
- January 30- Owl City
- February 3- Luke Bryan
- March 3- Ani DiFranco
- March 5- Jack's Mannequin
- March 11- Train
- March 17- Carbon Leaf
- March 18- Jamey Johnson
- March 21- Mat Kearney & Ingrid Michaelson
- March 24- Amos Lee
- March 27- Jello Biafra
- April 5- A Day To Remember
- April 11- Needtobreathe
- April 15- Drive-By Truckers
- April 21- Goo Goo Dolls
- April 27- Phoenix
- April 29- Citizen Cope
- April 30- Angels & Airwaves
- May 1- Saliva
- May 5- Thursday & Converge
- May 6- Sublime
- May 9- Sharon Jones
- May 10- Say Anything
- May 13- Billy Currington
- May 22- Story of the Year
- May 26- Flylead
- May 30- Imogen Heap
- June 5- Brandi Carlile
- June 7- Passion Pit
- June 8- Ray Manzarek
- June 12- Wiz Khalifa
- June 14- Medeski, Martin and Wood
- June 15- Danzig
- June 18- Clutch
- June 26- Hole
- July 21- Chrisette Michelle
- July 15- Smashing Pumpkins
- July 30- Interpol
- August 10- The Maine
- August 11- Umphrey's McGee
- August 14- Eric Church
- August 16- Devendra Banhart
- August 25- Nas & Damian Marley
- August 31- Coheed and Cambria
- September 2- Deftones
- September 4- Tears for Fears
- September 9- Public Enemy
- September 18- Slash
- October 6- Switchfoot
- October 8- Whitechapel
- October 12- Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
- October 22- Method Man & Red Man
- October 27- J Cole
- October 28- Disco Biscuits
- October 29- EOTO
- October 31- Rebelution
- November 1- The Script
- November 3- All That Remains
- November 11- Wiz Khalifa
- November 17- The Black Crowes
- November 20- The Expendables
- December 1- Minus The Bear
- December 7- Better Than Ezra
- December 17- Wu Tang Clan
- December 30- Gwar
2011
- January 27- Liz Phair
- February 12- Ms. Lauryn Hill
- February 14- Glassjaw
- March 5- G Love & Special Sauce
- March 8- Cradle of Filth
- April 6- Senses Fail
- April 8- Dr. Dog
- April 13- Ben Folds
- April 17- Bassnectar
- April 24- Diddy Dirty Money
- April 27- Stone Temple Pilots
- May 2- Combichrist
- May 8- Alterbridge
- May 9- Beirut
- May 13- Danzig
- May 17- Social Distortion
- May 18- Apocalyptica
- May 20- Corey Smith
- May 22- The Maine & Augustana
- May 23- Neon Trees
- June 2- Panic! At The Disco
- June 10- Musiq Soulchild
- June 21- Good Charlotte & Yellowcard
- June 23- Drive-By Truckers
- June 25- Robin Trower
- July 10- Dark Star Orchestra
- July 15- The Crystal Method
- July 20- Bayside
- July 25- Tech N9ne
- August 3- Reel Big Fish & Streetlight Manifesto
- August 4- Beres Hammond
- September 29- The Might Be Giants
- October 4- Skrillex
- October 13- Jack's Mannequin
- October 22- NOFX
- October 23- Hanson
- October 27- Flaming Lips
- November 12- Saves The Day & Bayside
- November 14- Owl City
- November 18- Method Man & Curren$y
- November 25- Sevendust
- November 27- Rakim
- November 28- Mastodon
- November 29- Miss May I & Pierce The Veil
- November 30- Mac Miller
- December 6- The Civil Wars
2012
- January 14- G. Love and Special Sauce
- January 18- Rebelution
- February 6- Machinehead
- March 7- Mayday Parade & We The Kings
- April 12- Switchfoot
- April 17- Theory of a Deadman
- May 5- The Maine
- May 9- Steel Panther
- May 11- Yo Gotti
- May 14- Neon Trees
- May 16- 2 Skinnee J's
- May 22- Flogging Molly
- May 23- Flux Pavilion
- June 1- The Wailers
- June 12- The Connells
- June 13- The Cult
- June 22- The Weeknd
- June 30- Brandi Carlile
- July 1- Reel Big Fish & Goldfinger
- July 6- The English Beat
- July 21- SOJA
- July 22- SOJA
- August 2- Ingrid Michaelson
- August 6- Dark Star Orchestra
- August 17- Citizen Cope
- August 20- Dirty Heads & Matisyahu filmed the video for Dance All Night live at the venue.
- August 30- 2 Chainz
- September 6- Umphrey's McGee
- September 9- Kendrick Lamar
- September 14 - Needtobreathe
- September 18- Circa Survive
- September 25- ASAP Rocky
- September 30- M83
- October 3- Adam Ant
- October 5- August Burns Red
- October 6- Sleigh Bells
- October 24- Grouplove
- November 3- Nas
- November 4- ZZ Ward
- November 30- Sum 41
- December 1- Misfits
- December 11- Hinder
- December 12- Dethklok
- December 16- The Lumineers
- December 20- Andy Grammer
- December 28- Michael Menert
- December 30- Waxing Poetics
2013
- The NorVa ranks #16 in Rolling Stone's Best Big Rooms in America list.[6]
- NorVa picked best venue by Rolling Stone readers[7]
- The NorVa was the recipient of the Best Major Music Venue award in the 2013 VEER Music Awards.
- January 17- Kip Moore
- January 19- G. Love and Special Sauce
- January 25- Halestorm
- January 26- X Ambassadors
- February 2- Florida Georgia Line
- February 21- Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
- February 23- Big Gigantic
- March 6- Dropkick Murphys
- March 16- WALE
- March 17- Tyler, The Creator
- March 20- AWOLNATION
- March 23- Slightly Stoopid
- March 24- Slightly Stoopid
- April 4- Excision
- April 6- Senses Fail
- May 3- Silversun Pickups
- May 7- Band of Horses
- May 14- Twenty One Pilots
- May 16- Alkaline Trio
- May 28- The Shins
- June 8- Social Distortion
- June 15- Say Anything
- June 19- The Neighbourhood
- June 20- Lamb of God
- June 21- Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
- June 23- Rancid & The Transplants
- June 28- Dirty Heads
- July 7- Halestorm
- July 12- Marilyn Manson
- July 16- Infamous Stringdusters
- July 27- Pentatonix
- August 3- Nonpoint
- August 12- Scott Weiland
- August 17- JJ Grey & Mofro
- August 28- Iration
- September 7- X Ambassadors
- September 9- Gaslight Anthem
- September 10- Airborne Toxic Event
- October 15- Danzig
- October 16- Mayday Parade
- October 17- Finch
- October 23- Steve Aoki
- October 26- Eli Young Band
- October 29- Sleeping with Sirens
- October 30- Bullet For My Valentine
- November 1- Anberlin & The Maine
- November 2- Gwar
- November 3- Passion Pit
- November 5- Taking Back Sunday
- November 9- Streetlight Manifesto
- November 16- Frank Turner
- November 21- Baauer
- November 27- CHVRCHES
- December 16- Tegan & Sara
- December 19- Thirty Seconds to Mars
2014
- January 31- Walk Off The Earth
- February 14- Rebelution
- February 18- Earl Sweatshirt
- February 21- Iron & Wine
- February 23- Flogging Molly
- March 7- Juicy J
- March 28- SOJA
- April 22- Chiodos
- May 9- American Authors
- May 11- Fitz and the Tantrums
- May 12- Black Label Society
- May 13- Portugal. The Man
- May 20- Modest Mouse
- May 23- R5
- May 28- Manchester Orchestra
- June 4- The 1975
- June 7- Future + Pusha T
- June 11- Damian Marley
- June 20- Cage The Elephant
- June 23- Phantogram
- June 26- Lindsey Stirling
- July 16- Gogol Bordello
- July 26- Better Than Ezra
- August 26- Washed Out
- September 6- Spoon
- September 24 - The NorVa was purchased in a $5.9 million deal by AEG Live. The National Theatre, The NorVa's sister venue, was also purchased in October.
- October 7- Wonder Years
- October 21- Jimmy Eat World
- October 29- Big Gigantic
- October 30- Brand New
- October 31- Fighting Jamesons
- November 7- Dirty Heads
- November 8- Anberlin
- November 30- The Last Bison
- December 6- Black Veil Brides & Falling in Reverse
2015
- January 21- G-Eazy
- February 9- Kongos
- February 25- Above & Beyond
- March 3- Logic
- March 4- Lights with X Ambassadors
- March 6- August Burns Red
- March 11- Fifth Harmony
- March 16- Young Thug & Travis Scott
- March 17- Carbon Leaf
- March 18- G. Love & Special Sauce
- March 20- Steve Aoki
- March 27- Bleachers
- March 28- The War on Drugs
- April 15- Matt & Kim
- April 26- Passion Pit
- April 28- Kid Ink
- May 2- The Offspring
- May 5- Marilyn Manson
- May 6- Dirty Heads
- May 8- Yelawolf
- May 9- Blue October
- May 13- The Pixies
- May 14- Papadosio
- May 15- The Pushers
- May 16- Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox
- May 17- Seether & Apocalyptica
- May 23- Psychedelic Furs
- June 7- Cake
- June 11- Vance Joy
- June 12- Glass Animals
- June 15- Catfish & The Bottlemen
- June 16- Tycho
- June 20- D'Angelo
- June 26- The Ataris
- June 30 Powerman 5000
- July 11- In This Moment
- July 20- Motion City Soundtrack
- July 23- Raekwon & Ghostface Killah
- July 27- Interpol
- August 18- Breaking Benjamin
- September 14- The Internet
- September 15- Sturgill Simpson
- September 16- Atlas Genius
- September 18- Three Days Grace
- October 20- New Found Glory & Yellowcard (Yellowcard did not perform due to band illness)
- October 27- Young The Giant
- November 27- Monica
- December 1- Twenty One Pilots
2016
- April 5- Elle King
- April 22- Tori Kelly
- April 23- Jadakiss
- April 24- Lukas Graham
- May 12- The Struts
- June 5- Anderson Paak
- June 15- M83
- June 23- The Violent Femmes
- October 10- Squeeze
- October 11- Dirty Heads
- October 12- Dance Gavin Dance
- October 13- Marshmello
- November 9- STS9
- December 19- Phantogram
2017
- January 15- D.R.A.M.
- April 4 - JoJo
- May 16- The Shins
- May 18- Umphrey's McGee
- May 19- Clutch
- May 21- Good Charlotte
- May 23- Russ
- June 8- Ghost
- July 9 - George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic
- September 23- Hanson
- December 4- Bon Iver
2018
- January 30- Neck Deep
- February 2- SZA
- March 12 - Nightwish
- May 11- Sum 41
- May 22- St. Vincent
- August 20- Pusha T
- September 29- Chromeo
- October 4- Billie Eilish
2019
- January 31- Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
- February 2- Young the Giant
- February 5- Coheed and Cambria
- February 28- Fred Armisen
- March 1- Wiz Khalifa & Curren$y
- March 4- Big Head Todd & The Monsters
- March 29- Jawbreaker
- April 5- Buckethead
- April 6- Ward Davis
- April 17- Lord Huron
- April 19- Elle King
- April 20- SOJA
- May 2- Japanese Breakfast
- May 8- Falling in Reverse
- May 9- Trevor Hall
- May 10- Iration & Pepper with Fortunate Youth
- May 11- Turnover
- May 14- Ella Mai
- May 15- Tom Morello
- May 16- The Struts
- May 18- Cody Johnson
- May 19- Bad Wolves
- May 31- LANY
- June 1- Steel Panther
- June 5- New Found Glory
- July 17- Greensky Bluegrass
- July 30- Marcus King Band
- August 5- $uicideboys
- August 7- August Burns Red
- August 13- Black Flag
- August 14- Crown The Empire & Attila
- August 17- Beres Hammond
- August 21- The Wallflowers
- August 22- Whiskey Myers
- August 23- FM99 Rock Girl Finale
- August 24- The Ocean Blue
- September 1- The Alarm & Modern English
- September 12- Gwar
- September 13- Infamous Stringdusters
- September 16- Soulfly
- September 18- Starset
- September 19- Morgan Heritage & Black Uhuru
- September 24- Yung Gravy
- October 5- Built to Spill
- October 12- Lagwagon & Face to Face
- October 27- X Ambassadors
- October 29- Kevin Gates
- October 30- Atreyu
- October 31- The Machine performs Pink Floyd
- November 1- Elvis Costello & The Imposters
- November 6- Billy Strings
- November 8- Big K.R.I.T.
- November 10- Ganja White Knight
- November 12- Gryffin
- November 13- Blue October
- November 15- Ghostemane
- November 17- Dinosaur Jr
- November 20- Static-X
- November 23- Streetlight Manifesto
- November 25- PJ Morton
- November 30- Manchester Orchestra
- December 4- Of Monsters & Men
- December 5- Collie Buddz
- December 6- Here Come The Mummies
- December 7- Dark Star Orchestra
- December 8- Silversun Pickups
- December 13- ASAP Ferg
- December 14- Riley Green
- December 17- SNAILS
- December 18- Turnover & Men I Trust
References
- "(1922, Nov 26). Virginian-Pilot, p. 58". 26 November 1922. Retrieved 7 August 2018.
- "The NorVa in Hampton Roads, VA - AOL City Guide". Archived from the original on 2008-05-09. Retrieved 2007-08-22.
- Schwartz, Michael (2014-10-06). "The National's owners bow out". Richmond BizSense. Retrieved 2015-04-05.
- NorVa Theater at Cinema Treasures
- "Prince remembered within Norfolk music industry". WAVY-TV. 2016-04-22. Retrieved 2017-09-15.
- https://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/the-best-big-rooms-in-america-20130425/norva-in-norfolk-va-19691231
- https://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/the-best-music-venues-in-america-readers-choice-20130710/norva-in-norfolk-va-19691231
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