They’re looking for a bass player and a keyboardist and they’re auditioning.

This Wednesday, Igor and the Red Elvises are coming to Bend to entertain fans and fun-seekers at The Annex before stopping through Portland and Eugene a week later.

Dead Peasant plugs in with their electro-folk sound at Ash Street Saloon this Tuesday with Has-Been Corner and William Carpenter’s Towering Trees.

S.O.B., accompanied by local bands Kleveland and The Dry County Crooks, reunited at Dante’s on Friday night after a three year hiatus.

The Native American rock band had a million-selling hit in 1974 with “Come and Get Your Love.”

Black Francis of the Pixies and author Carl Wilson discussed Celine Dion: Why do some adore her, yet others abhor her?

Nope, just Joe Henry’s unique musical style haunting the Aladdin Theater on Wednesday night. Even sneakier than a ghost was drummer Joe Bellerose and his spellbinding, rhythmic ways.

Female garage rock duo The Pack A.D. stops through PDX on their way to SXSW kicking ass with local dance-makers Sex Life at a free Sunday night Rontom’s gig.

They do “I Want To Be Sedated.” Audio isn’t so hot, but…it’s the Ramones!

S.O.B. return to their roots after a three year hiatus and intend to get rowdy in Portland’s infamous venue. Fellow rockers Kleveland and The Dry County Cooks complete the bill, opening for the Portland-based quintet.

G. Love and Special Sauce alongside openers Redeye Empire bring rays of sunshine into Eugene’s legendary WOW Hall Thursday night.

Blue-collar, folk rockers Backyard Tire Fire bring their down-home mentality and hopeful common sense to Mississippi Studios this Friday.

Winners include Oregon acts Medium Troy, Portland Cello Project, GRRRLZ ROCK, and many more local and national bands!

Not only has he been the producer for Elvis Costello and Ani DiFranco, but he wrote Madonna’s 8-weeks-in-the-top-ten single, “Don’t Tell Me.”

Pete Bernhard’s solo project and Shoeshine Blue brought their trans-genre jambalaya to the Doug Fir last Friday night.

While Head Like A Kite couldn’t change Friday’s turnout at the Someday Lounge, they definitely changed the…

Is Rocky Votolato cultivating his style or standing still on his new album? Plus he plays Portland on Tuesday, March 2 to celebrate his CD’s release.