A native Oregonian, Jessica still hasn't attended concerts at all the venues Portland has to offer: a challenge in the form of excitement. Happiness comes in the form of seeing a show as often as possible and "discovering" new favorite artists. Music is life, and writing about music only enhances it.
The most recognizable voice from Zero 7′s “In the Waiting Line,” Sophie Barker shares her wistfully airy voice on her newest full length, ‘Seagull.’ See her perform at the White Eagle Saloon after her Music Millennium show this Saturday
Oberhofer, fresh off a performance on David Letterman, gave an energetic performance of their heartfelt songs at Mississippi Studios on Monday night.
Kory Quinn is breathing new life into classic country and experimenting with the way albums are released in this increasingly digital age. Releasing ‘Angels and Outlaws’ Friday at the Alberta Rose Theatre, Quinn’s fourth album is just the first installment, part one of four ep’s to be produced in the next 12 months.
The Shook Twins kick off their McMenamins’ Great Northwest Music Tour this week in Bend followed by stops around the NW including several in the Portland area at venues like Edgefield, Lola’s Room and more.
Local musicians Jenn Rawling and Basho Parks talk about how they became partners, releasing their first album together as a duo, and their upcoming whirlwind of a tour which starts this Friday, April 6 at The Piano Fort.
Born and raised in Paris, Eric John Kaiser has become known as “Portland’s French Troubadour” after falling in love with and adopting the city as his own. This Friday he releases his third full-length album, ‘Dehors c’est l’Amerique: Outside, it’s America,’ a very Portland album, in subject matter as well as laid-back feel.
What inspired Pilar French to record an album to counteract the heaviness (seemingly surrounding us)?
Awarded the Lifetime Achievement award at last night’s Grammys, the legendary Glen Campbell says farewell. Comment here to win a special edition of the legendary singer’s “Meet Glen Campbell.”
Intermixing soft, folky classics-you-can-sing-along-to from “3 Rounds and A Sound” with new, fresh-but-familiar songs from the just-released “We Are the Tide,” Blind Pilot entranced the almost sold-out Crystal on Wednesday, making us all thankful for the six-piece.
Portland’s Point Juncture, WA will play a mixture of sometimes breezily, dreamy pop, sometimes intensely fuzzed-out-rock on Wednesday, November 23 with Blind Pilot. Comment on the article for your chance to win a pair of tickets to the show! If that’s not something to be thankful for, we don’t know what is.
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