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With 48 local artists over three days, how will you ever decide who to see? OMN is here to help you navigate the rockin’, jazzy, fuzzed out, dance-y, and bombastic waters of this year’s free, all-ages PDX Pop Now! festival.
Celebrating the release of their first album “Painting Pantheons” with a free gig at Rontoms, Pegasus Dream will share the stage with Astrology and XDS on Sunday night. Download a new track here.
Plus their fifth studio album, “Personal Life,” will be released on September 7 via Kill Rock Stars. Download a new track here.
Keegan Smith, Portland’s darling of guitar-infused reverb-rock-n-funk will play the beautiful Skamania Lodge outdoor amphitheater this Friday.
The Hawthorne Theatre hosts their second Unplugged Fest this weekend, Friday, July 30 – Sunday, August 1. With more than 100 bands across all genres on two stages over three days, there is something for every musical taste. The best part? It’s FREE!
Jack White and Allison Mosshart’s set with The Dead Weather at Crystal Ballroom was any measure, their experiment seems to be working out explosively well.
If you liked them before, look out…this is their best work.CD release concert at Alberta Rose Theatre, Saturday, July 31.
Oliver announces a simplified “The Kora Band” Tuesday night.
Classical music groups get a helping hand from the Oregon Cultural Trust.
The 12th annual Pickathon is almost upon us. Here’s your first look at some of the bands….with video.
Love songs and standards healed and revived and polished.
He had collapsed last week and was in critical condition. Show in Germany on Thursday may go ahead as scheduled.
Along with Paul Unger, Glen Moore, Dan Schulte and drummer Dick Berk among others engage in a bass event with clinic on Sunday…and with Peter Boe at Jimmy Mak’s on Monday.
Two performances this week, Tuesday, July 27 at the Chinese Garden and Saturday, July 31 at the Goodfoot.
Music by Mozart, Brahms, Schumann, and a new piece by Paul Schoenfield receive superb performances.
Swedish soprano Annalena Persson makes her US debut in these performances with American tneor Clifton Forbis.
A bottleneck formed in the tunnel as people continued to push forward. Simultaneously, others attempted to move in the opposite direction to return to the railway station. The air began to thin and panic built as some attempted to escape–to no avail.
Crossover artist sings the role of Emile de Becque in South Pacific’s national tour.
The up-and-coming stars in the chamber music world take center stage.
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