New York Times is reporting:
Gene Chenault, who with his business partner, Bill Drake, reshaped rock radio in the 1960s with prepackaged programming that delivered more music and fewer commercials to hundreds of stations, creating the automated format common today, died on Feb. 23 in Tarzana, Calif. He was 90 and lived in Encino, Calif.
The cause was non-Hodgkin lymphoma, his wife, Susan, said.
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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!
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.
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