Goal-oriented: Discover a band every day. Ambitious: Catch a concert every night. Possibly deaf: But can still feel a beat. A PDX native passionate about rock'n'roll, electro-dance-pop, hip-hop, synthesizers, and things with buttons and lights. Tell him about a show. Send him a song.
…in bed with a sheep. Cool Nutz, Lovers and Jared Mees mp3s, Liv Warfield in Houston for Prince’s drummer’s bday party. Two mp3s from Copy.
After canceling their Seattle gig the night before, Vampire Weekend returns to the stage in Portland and gives the wet, enthusiastic crowd a bouncing show.
The free, all-ages gigs include Ra Ra Riot, Phantogram, and Washed Out on September 9 and Black Lips, Surfer Blood, and Male Bonding on September 10.
Blue Giant performed the first half of their debut album in its entirety during their in-store performance at Music Millennium in July. You can catch them in Eugene and Portland this September.
Selling out their second night at the Oregon Zoo, Portland loves a Pink Martini show and Pink Martini loves Portland proving they’re fun for all ages.
Sharing the stage with Operative and Dragging an Ox through Water, the stage was filled with power cords connected to gadgets intended for electronic experimentation.
After four years, Strength finally releases a collection of “horror-dance” songs titled “Mind-Reader.” They celebrate their second effort at Holocene on September 3 with sets from Fake Drugs, DJ Copy, and DJ Patricia Furpurse.
On December 9, the original Joy Division and New Order bassist Peter Hook plus band will play Joy Division’s debut “Unknown Pleasures” in full.
Featuring performances from Deelay Ceelay, The Joggers, Mean Jeans, Lovers, and several DJs. Happening across the street from Someday and Backspace at NW 5th and Davis.
More than 110 musical artists with gather under Seattle’s Bumbershoot over Labor Day Weekend with headlining performances from Bob Dylan, The Decemberists, Weezer, Hole, LMFAO, Mary J. Blige, Solomon Burke, Booker T., and more.
Get news and happenings from the above local artists and more in this week’s news update.
This Monday, August 30. Tickets go on sale in less than an hour.
An intimate evening at the Aladdin Theater with the lead singer of Travis, Fran Healy touches the audience with his emotive authenticity and humorous storytelling.
A superstar and a contradiction, the calm and violent, generous and narcissistic Lady Gaga gave Portland a lengthy yet lethargic set that was relished by her little monsters.
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