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Shows of the Week: Stoner Control Outlives Many of the Dives Where They Played
Stoner Control, Peaches and Serengeti take the stage this week in Portland.
Portland’s 1876 Uses Punk Rock to Celebrate Indigenous Heritage
The septet blends melodic hardcore and skate punk with traditional Indigenous elements.
Shows of the Week: MonoNeon Shows Why Prince Chose Him
MonoNeon, Miguel and Blackwater Holylight take the stage in Portland this week.
Brian and Sophie Parham Rock the Dojo
The couple combine music and storytelling to teach kids about Black guitar heroes and the power of the guitar.
Show Review: The Mother Hips Brought Sunny Americana to Mississippi Studios at Feb. 27 Show
The Hips’ strength lies in their ability to balance strong songwriting and harmonies with the spirit of improvisational rock.
Pop Star Zara Larsson Joins Northeast Portland Bike Bus
The impromptu community event happened hours before her show at the Crystal Ballroom.
Pearl District Art Gallery Mono Space Presents Music With the Same Care as Paintings and Sculptures
“I see executives in here curled up in a ball in a fetal position for a couple of hours just completely feeling safe to do that.”
New Oregon Symphony CEO Paul Snyder Says the Audience Is Coming Back to the Urban Core
The Oregon Symphony’s new CEO says the symphony’s audience is coming back to the urban core.
Shows of the Week
Abronia, Snow Strippers and Tortoise all take the stage this week in Portland.
Visible Cloaks’ “Paradessence” Explores the Dichotomy Between the Virtual and the Real
The experimental Portland band will play Feb. 20 at the First Congregational United Church of Christ.
Shows of the Week
Bitchin Bajas, Joan Shelley and Sun Ra Arkestra take the stage this week in Portland.
With The Downbeat, Two Friends Bring Art, Music and Community to Old Town
The intimate, low-lit room feels reminiscent of Jimmy Mak’s or other bygone jazz clubs, yet is entirely its own.