About to take their “longest break from shows we’ve had in maybe three years” to continue working on their next, double LP, catch what’ll likely be Starfucker’s last two NW shows for a while: May 24 at Branx with UMO and Wampire and May 25 at Sasquatch!
See the full list (as far as they’ve booked it today). M Ward will be there. / Photo by Autumn De Wilde
Created by electro-whiz Flying Lotus, Brainfeeder is an LA-based music collective that will showcase some of its rising stars, including Samiyam, Mono/Poly, and Ryat, on Wednesday, May 9th, at Rotture.
Watch her perform live at 5pm via OMN and Stumptown Bliss.
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
Catch Neon Indian back at the Doug Fir again on Thursday, April 26. Tickets are already sold out but there will be a small quantity available at the door starting at 8pm.
Celebrate and support your Oregonian, indie record stores this Saturday. In return, they’ll shower you with special releases, super limited edition 7-inches, noteworthy collaborations, and freebies.
The Parisian electronic party starters are set to rock a sold-out Roseland on Tuesday, April 24 as part of the Soul’d Out Music Festival. Until then, Justice’s Gaspard Augé discusses their second album and his distaste for “French” mustard.
Toronto’s Trust played Portland for the first time on April 15 at Rotture in support of their debut album “TRST.”
The inaugural What The Festival will take place from July 27 to 29 in the White River Canyon, 100 miles east of Portland, just outside of the boundaries of the Mt. Hood National Forest. Get the complete lineup (so far) here.
At the Roseland on Wednesday, April 11th, Miike Snow blasted far beyond the clean-cut limitations of their studio albums and had everyone moving and grooving on the dance floor.
Soul, Funk, Hip-Hop, Blues, Jazz, World, Electro and all hybrids. Two weeks of musical joy.
Each year thousands of musicians and music industry professionals migrate to the middle of Texas to that not-unlike-Portland-town of Austin for SXSW, the annual music festival and conference.
It’s not often that YACHT plays Portland’s intimate clubs anymore so it was a treat to reminisce in the bittersweet lyrics “If I can’t go to heaven let me go to LA / Or the far West Texas desert or an Oregon summer day” at Mississippi Studios on Thursday night.
He has gathered one talented mess of Portland’s finest keyboard players, backed by a hot band. Also, listen to a track from his new forthcoming album. / Photo by Zipporah Lomax
Once a month Holocene hosts ROCKBOX, a collaboration of three local DJs bringing PDX partygoers what they want to hear.
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