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Naomi Hooley (pictured) and Debra Arlyn celebrate Debra’s latest CD release Saturday. The two women are entwined, and their story is worth sitting down for.
Those lucky enough to make up a part of the sold-out audience this Saturday can confidently say they attended the performance of a lifetime. / Photo by Anthony Pidgeon
Rising female-fronted rockbands Evolove and Blameshift to sizzle on stage at Backspace this Saturday.
LaViolette could become Portland’s next Muse with enchanting, easy songs that may penetrate your soul if you’re not careful. This is an artist to watch. Start by seeing her at Jimmy Mak’s on January 27th for her debut album release.
Jake Oken-Berg promotes his new album, “I’m really happy with it. Even though the sound isn’t radically different from anything I’ve done, the space I’m in is a much better space.” — Oken-Berg
Pricilla Ahn, beautiful inside and out, reflects on some of the best things in life. Read this Q/A and then go witness her magic yourself on October 15 at the Alberta Rose.
To find yourself dancing with manic sexuality to the music that backs up lyrics about things that should make you want to hurt yourself, not celebrate… it’s clever, to be had like that.
Sara Bareilles is on tour promoting her latest record “Kaleidoscope Heart.” She headlines Portland’s Schnitz on Tuesday, July 19.
Oregon Food Bank donations update, Waterfront Blues Festival 2011.
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