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Nicole Berke
Monday April 12th @ 9:00pm
Alternative soul pop.
African Master Musician: Garikayi Tirikoti
Saturday June 26th @ 6:00pm
Traditional African Mbira (Thumb Piano)
For more visit: http://www.humansongs.com/garikai.htm
Amazing Maelstro
Tuesday August 10th @ 6:00pm
Ande Marimba
Tuesday August 24th @ 6:00pm
Anna Paul & the Bearded Lady
Monday August 9th @ 8:00pm
Annemarie Russell $3
Saturday February 27th @ 6:00pm
A seeker of justice and truth, Annemarie Russell’s music speaks to listeners across the span of generations. With influences from the Indigo Girls, Joni Mitchell, Nanci Griffith and Carrie Newcomer, Annemarie Russell’s lyrics tell stories spanning the range of human experiences. As Russell writes, “To accept the terms of life, I believe we must be willing to ask the hard questions and take risks that may sometimes end in permanent defeat.” The hard questions and risks are no strangers in Russell’s life, and her passionate songwriting leaves no stone unturned in her quest for truth.
For more visit: http://www.annemarierussell.com/
Annie Bethancourt
Friday June 25th @ 9:00pm
Antioquia, The Free Peoples $5
Thursday May 13th @ 9:00pm
A N T I O Q U I A
[an-tee-OH-kee-ah]
Oakland’s Antioquia will stop at Mississippi Pizza Thursday May 13th for a concert that begins at 9:00 with Free Peoples. Antioquia is quickly becoming one of the Bay Area’s premier rock bands. Their peculiar mixture of groovy experimental rock (in the vein of Mahavishnu Orchestra and Phish) and the poly-rhythmic traditional music of West Africa is catching audiences on fire in San Francisco and the East Bay as well as around the Western States. Check out Dennis Cook’s review on Jambase about Antioquia’s new album, My Piano ate the front page of the San Francisco Chronicle here: http://www.jambase.com/Articles/21852/Albums-of-the-Week-March-5-March-11-Jimi-Hendrix-Gorillaz. It’s available at shows and as a name-your-own-price download from their website, www.antioquia-band.com.
Antioquia loves it’s audience. They refer to them as their family and routinely join them on the floor for West African and Colombian inspired drum songs. Antioquia also loves Free Peoples. Free Peoples will open the show with a soulful version of rock informed by equal parts jazz and American folk music. Check them out at www.freepeoples.com.
Their current tour up the West Coast is their first with a brand spanking new veggie oil fuel system for their tour bus, Geri Bussie. So if you happen to know of any big stashes of clean oil, be sure to say hello.
NEW ALBUM IS READY TO EAT!! (just add water)
**My Piano Ate the Front Page of the San Francisco Chronicle**
Go to www.antioquia-band.com for tour updates, free song downloads & news!
Fellowship of Reconcilation – COLOMBIA
++http://www.forcolombia.org/node/66++
Arbielle
Sunday February 21st @ 9:00pm
Melodic, piano, singer-songwriter.
For more visit: www.arbielle.com
Au Contraire with The Big Ideas
Wednesday April 14th @ 9:30pm
Au Contraire
Songs about floods, graves, dancing, woods, hypothetical guns, and crows.
For more visit: myspace.com/aucontrairemakesmusic.com
The Big Ideas: myspace.com/thebigideas
Audiafauna
Monday August 9th @ 10:00pm
Soulful folk-pop with a string section, beats, and powerful female vocalist
For more visit: www.myspace.com/audiafauna
baby ketten karaoke
Every Tuesday night we have karaoke from 9pm – 1am!
Visit Baby Ketten Karaoke’s website for more!
Babys Got Bach
Saturday January 16th @ 4:00pm
Back Porch Revival
Saturday February 6th @ 6:00pm
Bluegrass inspired folk music!
Visit Back Porch Revival’s Website: http://www.backporchrevival.com/index.php
Back Porch Revival
Friday June 11th @ 6:00pm
Bluegrass inspired folk music!
Visit Back Porch Revival’s Website: http://www.backporchrevival.com/index.php
Bad Bad Tomorrow & Wilder Schmaltz
Monday March 8th @ 9:00pm
Gothic Americana.
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/badbadtomorrow
Bad Bad Tomorrow, Wilder Schmaltz, Carley Baer $3
Saturday January 16th @ 9:00pm
Barnum Jack
Friday January 15th @ 6:00pm
Barnum Jack, Ivy Ross
Friday March 26th @ 6:00pm
opening band is Ivy Ross, http://www.myspace.com/ivyrossmusic
Barnum Jack
progressive old-time family-style song and tune and traditional-tinged contemporaries.
For more visit: http://barnumjack.com
Basketball Jones
Sunday April 11th @ 9:00pm
Irreverent take on Americana. w/banjo!
For more visit: www.myspace.com/basketballjonescountry
Bellisimonde
Thursday August 26th @ 6:00pm
Benefit Concert for the Fishermen & Wildlife affected by the Gulf Coast Oil
Thursday July 1st @ 6:30pm
COAST TO COAST
JULY 1 – 2010
NATIONWIDE BENEFIT CONCERTS
for the Fishermen & Wildlife affected by the Gulf Coast Oil Spill
On July 1st, 2010, a nationwide effort on behalf of independent club’s will take place to benefit those directly affected by the Gulf Coast Oil Spill. We are all aware of the severity of this tragedy to the region and the global ecosystem. What many are unaware of, as the oil continues to gush, the Gulf Coast communities are quickly being devastated. The local and global economy will suffer irreparable damage that will last for many years to come. The ramifications will be that many families will not be able to survive financially in the very near future (http://www.dirtycajuns.com) : (http://tinyurl.com/2g487xj). In addition to the dire situation facing the wetlands we have many people in our own back yard needing assistance.
In the spirit of Independence Day, indie venues across the US are donating 100% of door revenues to the fishermen of the Gulf Coast and the clean up efforts. Many of our fellow Americans in the foreseeable future will have no livelihood, are preparing to leave their homes, and are now lining up for food handouts. With hurricane season on the horizon there is reason for great concern. We’ve learned how essential it is to be prepared for the worst.
The funds will dispersed directly to the people in need through charity organizations directly aiding fishermen & their families, as well as those associated with wildlife relief efforts.
Please join us with musical guests Loose Change and Dawn and the Dents.
Benefit for Electrogals with Heather Perkins & Friends, $5 - $15 sliding scale
Thursday April 8th @ 9:00pm
Electronica, Acoustica, Movement, R&B, Novelty, RAFFLE!
Including Heather Perkins, Myshkin, Perri Lynch, Linda Austin, Kaya Oneida, Christi Denton.
Black Carl, Domino Trauma
Tuesday June 29th @ 6:00pm
Black Carl
Indie Soul with Funk and Blues influences
For more visit: www.myspace.com/iamblackcarl
Blue 4 Trio
Monday January 25th @ 9:00pm
Bridge Creek
Tuesday March 16th @ 6:00pm
Original Oregon Acoustic Rock and Blues.
For more visit: http://cdbaby.com/cd/bridgecreek
Bridge Creek
Friday May 21st @ 6:00pm
Original Oregon Acoustic Rock and Blues.
For more visit: http://cdbaby.com/cd/bridgecreek
Bridge Creek
Friday August 6th @ 6:00pm
Original Oregon Acoustic Rock and Blues.
For more visit: http://cdbaby.com/cd/bridgecreek
Brittnie Lee Band
Friday January 15th @ 9:00pm
Brittnie Lee Band, Jill Trenholm
Wednesday February 24th @ 9:30pm
Indie Blues with added sass.
For more visit: www.brittnieleeband.com
Brittnie Lee Band, Jill Trenholm
Saturday March 6th @ 9:00pm
Indie Blues with added sass.
For more visit: www.brittnieleeband.com
Brooke Parrott
Monday August 16th @ 8:00pm
Soul-Americana
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/brookeparrott
Building Peace: A Fundraiser Benefit featuring live music by David Rovics
Tuesday July 6th @ 5:00pm
Building Peace: A Fundraiser Benefit
featuring live music by David Rovics
raffle prizes
great art and Palestinian goods for auction
belly dancers
Cabin Fever, Tree Top Tribe $5
Sunday July 11th @ 6:00pm
Cabin Fever
Indie Folk Rock
www.myspace.com/bandcabinfever
Tree Top Tribe
Bluesy Folk Rock
www.treetoptribe.com
Cahalen Morrison, Eli West, Shaun Cromwell $5
Thursday July 8th @ 9:00pm
Fingerstyle & Flatpick guitars, clawhammer banjo, mandolin & harmonies
www.cahalen.com , www.shauncromwell.com
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Calynco
Saturday June 5th @ 3:30pm
Canoe, Jonathan Sarenana, and A.W. Feldt
Friday June 11th @ 9:00pm
Jonathan Sarenana
Folk
For more visit: www.myspace.com/jonathansar
a.w.feldt
folk indie acoustic
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/awfeldt
Carley Baer
Thursday February 25th @ 6:00pm
Indie.Folk.Jazz.Pop.Songwriter.
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/carleybaer
Charlie Faye
Wednesday March 24th @ 9:30pm
Classic Americana-Rock.
For more visit: www.charliefaye.com
Chris Haberman & Hello Cleveland, Kori Quinn & the Comrades
Wednesday August 4th @ 9:30pm
Rockabilly, Old Timey, Alt rock
For more visit: www.myspace.com/helloclevelandband
Chris Parreira, Laura Lee Imhoff, Elke Robitaille
Thursday April 29th @ 9:00pm
Percussive Folk & Jazzgrass
For more visit: www.chrisparreira.com, www.lauraimhoff.com, www.elkemusic.com
Chris Velan
Sunday January 24th @ 9:00pm
Christine Havrilla Duo, $8
Sunday April 11th @ 6:00pm
Self-taught, Havrilla wins crowds over wherever she goes with her musical innovation, heartfelt lyrics, and sparkling personality, and her guitar a mere extension of herself. Her music and sound are difficult to fit into one category; hence Christine describes it as “Neofunkadelicfolkpoptwangrock!” She lives up to the moniker bestowed upon her by Dena Marchiony of the Philadelphia Songwriters Project, “the quintessential pop-rock goddess.” Philadelphia Magazine simply states, “She rocks!”
For more visit: www.christinehavrilla.com
Christine Havrilla, Jacob Shue, The Ragged Word
Sunday August 15th @ 6:00pm
Self-taught, Havrilla wins crowds over wherever she goes with her musical innovation, heartfelt lyrics, and sparkling personality, and her guitar a mere extension of herself. Her music and sound are difficult to fit into one category; hence Christine describes it as “Neofunkadelicfolkpoptwangrock!” She lives up to the moniker bestowed upon her by Dena Marchiony of the Philadelphia Songwriters Project, “the quintessential pop-rock goddess.” Philadelphia Magazine simply states, “She rocks!”
For more visit: www.christinehavrilla.com
The Ragged Word is an indie rock band from the Pacific Northwest, rooted in the American experience. Quirky songwriting, honest lyrics and melody-driven instrumental work define their warm sound. If you listen closely, subtle influences ranging from the Beatles, Wilco and The Flaming Lips come to mind. Fueled by guitar soundscapes, transcending rhythms and a gritty Rhodes, they put their hearts into every performance.
Visit their website for more!: http://theraggedword.com/
Christine Havrilla, Victoria Vox
Sunday February 21st @ 5:30pm
Self-taught, Havrilla wins crowds over wherever she goes with her musical innovation, heartfelt lyrics, and sparkling personality, and her guitar a mere extension of herself. Her music and sound are difficult to fit into one category; hence Christine describes it as “Neofunkadelicfolkpoptwangrock!” She lives up to the moniker bestowed upon her by Dena Marchiony of the Philadelphia Songwriters Project, “the quintessential pop-rock goddess.” Philadelphia Magazine simply states, “She rocks!”
Christopher Worth, The Ruby Pines
Wednesday August 18th @ 9:30pm
Christopher Worth
For more visit: myspace.com/worthmusic
The Ruby Pines
For more visit: myspace.com/TheRubyPines
Colour, Stop Motion, Brittian Bullock
Wednesday June 2nd @ 9:30pm
alt pop indie folk 
For more visit: www.myspace.com/hearcolour
Cow Paddy Stompers
Tuesday April 13th @ 6:00pm
Upbeat high energy bluegrass
For more visit: www.myspace.com/cowpaddystompers
Crackerjack Highway, Andrew Field& Friends $5
Saturday March 27th @ 9:00pm
Crackerjack Highway
Rock, Fusion, Funk & Alternative
For more visit: http://www.crackerjackhighway.com
Cruelty Free Trivia hosted by Isa Chandra Moskowitz
Monday August 2nd @ 8:00pm
Cuba Aché
Sunday April 25th @ 6:00pm
CUBA ACHE
Isahelles Perez,vocal,composer,maracas
Chris Azorr, piano
Brett White, trompet
Ivan Alamo, guitar, vocal
Jaime Johnson, percusion, claves
Cuba Aché
Sunday June 27th @ 6:00pm
CUBA ACHE
Isahelles Perez,vocal,composer,maracas
Chris Azorr, piano
Brett White, trompet
Ivan Alamo, guitar, vocal
Jaime Johnson, percusion, claves
Cuba Aché
Sunday August 29th @ 6:00pm
CUBA ACHE
Isahelles Perez,vocal,composer,maracas
Chris Azorr, piano
Brett White, trompet
Ivan Alamo, guitar, vocal
Jaime Johnson, percusion, claves
Customary & Katie Carlene
Thursday April 22nd @ 6:00pm
Portland’s whitest hip-hop band
For more visit: myspace.com/customaryandkatiecarlene
Dance Party w/Weekend at Bernie’s 3 & Kid Midnight
Thursday July 15th @ 9:00pm
80’s Dance Night with DJ Kid Midnight!
Daniel Robinson
Monday May 24th @ 10:00pm
Dead Peasant
Wednesday May 5th @ 9:30pm
Alternative Indie Electro Folk
For more visit: www.myspace.com/habromaniapdx
Deanna Walton
Monday July 19th @ 10:00pm
Deanna Walton
Acoustic soul/folk
For more visit: www.myspace.com/deannawaltonmusic
Deanna Walton
Tuesday August 31st @ 6:00pm
Deanna Walton
Acoustic soul/folk
For more visit: www.myspace.com/deannawaltonmusic
Deanna Walton, Matt Brown
Tuesday June 1st @ 6:00pm
Deanna Walton
Acoustic soul/folk
For more visit: www.myspace.com/deannawaltonmusic
Dear Indugu, Jonathan Sarenana
Sunday August 8th @ 6:00pm
Dear Indugu
Indie Rock / Singer-Songwriter
For more visit: www.myspace.com/dearindugu
Jonathan Sarenana
My version of folk music.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/jonathansar
deerseekingheadlights, Stentorians
Monday March 29th @ 9:00pm
deerseekingheadlights
slow sludge country songs
For more visit: www.myspace.com/deerseekingheadlights
Disemballerina, Order of the Gash
Friday June 25th @ 6:00pm
Disemballerina
acoustic goth chamber metal music
For more visit: myspace.com/disemballerina last.fm/music/Disemballerina
Order of the Gash
For more visit: myspace.com/orderofthegash
Dj Survival Skilz and The Jetboat Adventurer
Sunday May 2nd @ 9:00pm
Downtempo, Jazz, Soul, and Hip Hop
For more visit: mumusic.wordpress.com
dKota
Thursday March 18th @ 9:00pm
Americana Music
For more visit: http://www.facebook.com/inbox/?ref=mb#!/pages/dKOTA/263660161382
Doc Ocular, The Skunky Bunch
Friday March 19th @ 9:00pm
The Skunky Bunch
High energy funk, R&B, & Soul
@ 10:15 p.m.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/theskunkybunch
Doc Ocular
3-piece funk band
opening @ 9 p.m.
“Doc Ocular’s explosive sound is fueled by their “under-water-funk” rhythm section and complemented by their “overdriven groove” guitar” For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/dococular
Dr. reClusion’s Sunday Night Phlegm Festival
Sunday March 28th @ 9:00pm
The only bad movie night with MST3k style heckling contest!
This week bad movie: ALIEN BLOOD
Click here to watch the trailer on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoJrqXpHJUg
Click here to find out more info: http://coldhandsvideo.com/phlegmfestival.htm
Dr. reClusion’s Sunday Night Phlegm Festival
Sunday April 25th @ 9:00pm
The ONLY bad movie night featuring MST3K-style audience participation! Come form a team, take the stage and try your hand at cinematic trash talk! Best heckler wins a copy of the film and $40.00 in gift certificates!
This weeks bad move: Pterodactyl
For more info check this out: http://coldhandsvideo.com/phlegmfestival.htm
And here’s a scene from the movie:
Dr. reClusion’s Sunday Night Phlegm Festival
Sunday May 30th @ 9:00pm
The ONLY bad movie night featuring MST3K-style audience participation! Come form a team, take the stage and try your hand at cinematic trash talk! Best heckler wins a copy of the film and $40.00 in gift certificates! For more info: www.coldhandsvideo.com/phlegmfestival.htm
This Week: Demon’s At The Door
Dr. reClusion’s Sunday Night Phlegm Festival
Sunday June 27th @ 9:00pm
The ONLY bad movie night featuring MST3K-style audience participation! Come form a team, take the stage and try your hand at cinematic trash talk! Best heckler wins a copy of the film and $40.00 in gift certificates!
Stay tuned for more info on this months movie!
Dr. reClusion’s Sunday Night Phlegm Festival
Sunday July 25th @ 9:00pm
The ONLY bad movie night featuring MST3K-style audience participation! Come form a team, take the stage and try your hand at cinematic trash talk! Best heckler wins a copy of the film and $40.00 in gift certificates!
Stay tuned for more info on this months movie!
Dr. reClusion’s Sunday Night Phlegm Festival
Sunday August 29th @ 9:00pm
The ONLY bad movie night featuring MST3K-style audience participation! Come form a team, take the stage and try your hand at cinematic trash talk! Best heckler wins a copy of the film and $40.00 in gift certificates!
Click here for this month’s movie info!: http://coldhandsvideo.com/phlegmfestival.htm
Dr. Something, Spirit Duplicator
Saturday May 15th @ 6:00pm
Dr. Something
Post-electric Novelty Ballads
For more visit: http://drsomething.bandcamp.com
This is the release of Dr. Something’s Cassingle “Beaverton TC.” Solo performer Spirit Duplicator will also be performing at the event.
Dropt Trou, Nyborg
Sunday March 28th @ 6:00pm
Dropt Trou
Power Grunge-Pop meets Progressive Funk-metal
For more visit: www.myspace.com/dropttrou
Drunk on Pines & Special Guest
Tuesday May 4th @ 6:00pm
Duval/Matheis/Athens/Pancerev
Wednesday July 14th @ 9:30pm
Jazz
For more visit: danduval.bandcamp.com
Electric Opera Company
Friday July 16th @ 9:00pm
Emily Herring & Henpecked
Sunday January 31st @ 9:00pm
Emily Herring & Henpecked
Thursday February 25th @ 9:00pm
Emily Herring has been playing and performing music for most of her life. She released her first full-length CD, My Tears Will Be Relieved, in April of 2006. Emily’s second EP: The Cat, Beaver, Bee has caught national radio play since it’s release in May, 2007. Her single, “Has Country Gone to Hell?” has spent 20 weeks in the top ten, including two weeks at #1, on Neil Young’s Songs of the Times website.
Emily’ has had the pleasure of performing at a number of music conferences and festivals, including the Midpoint Music Festival, Folk Alliance, The Bite of Oregon, and Pride NW.
You can find out more about Emily’s music at:
http://myspace.com/emilyherring
Emily Herring & Henpecked
Thursday March 25th @ 9:00pm
Emily Herring has been playing and performing music for most of her life. She released her first full-length CD, My Tears Will Be Relieved, in April of 2006. Emily’s second EP: The Cat, Beaver, Bee has caught national radio play since it’s release in May, 2007. Her single, “Has Country Gone to Hell?” has spent 20 weeks in the top ten, including two weeks at #1, on Neil Young’s Songs of the Times website.
Emily’ has had the pleasure of performing at a number of music conferences and festivals, including the Midpoint Music Festival, Folk Alliance, The Bite of Oregon, and Pride NW.
You can find out more about Emily’s music at:
http://myspace.com/emilyherring
Erinn Williams & Nick Josephs
Monday May 24th @ 8:00pm
Alternative Folk
For more visit: www.myspace.com/erinn, www.nickjosephs.com
Fat Tuesday Pizza-Eating Contest
Tuesday February 16th @ 6:00pm
Mississippi Pizza will be holding it’s first annual pizza eating contest. We hope to make Fat Tuesday a little fatter by helping you to consume massive amounts of pizza. This contest will be open to 24 contests (12 men and 12 women) with serious prizes and bragging rights at stake. Men’s and Women’s contest held separately. Contestants have already been chosen but come on down and have a good time!
Fiscus $5
Thursday July 22nd @ 9:00pm
High-energy modern jazz
http://www.facebook.com/pages/fiscus/111500328864952?ref=ts
Floating Pointe
Saturday April 3rd @ 6:00pm
Foghorn Stringband, The Dustbusters
Wednesday August 11th @ 9:30pm
Fossil Fools
Saturday February 27th @ 9:00pm
Roots rock originals and covers from the past 1/2 century.
For more visit: www.fossilfoolsband.com
Fossil Fools
Friday August 27th @ 9:00pm
Roots rock originals and covers from the past 1/2 century.
For more visit: www.fossilfoolsband.com
Gayle Ritt
Thursday January 28th @ 9:00pm
Gayle Ritt
Wednesday February 10th @ 9:30pm
Gayle Ritt
Wednesday April 21st @ 9:30pm
Gayle Ritt
Wednesday May 19th @ 9:30pm
Gayle Ritt
Wednesday June 16th @ 9:30pm
Gooding
Thursday June 17th @ 6:00pm
Widescreen Urban Rock
For more visit: http://www.goodingmusic.com
Greg Thelen Band, Sweeter than Later $5
Saturday May 15th @ 9:00pm
Portland Roots Rock
For more visit: www.gregthelen.com
Haiku-Chi
Sunday May 16th @ 9:00pm
funk rock hip hop soul prince chili peppers
For more visit: http://www.haiku-chi.com
Haiti Benefit /Youth Spelling Bee
Saturday February 13th @ 1:00pm
Special event for Mardi Gras! We start off with the youth spelling bee with large CASH PRIZE for first place! In celebration of Mardi Gras we will also have face painting, mask making during the Mississippi Mardi Gras Street Fair. All proceeds benefit Haiti Relief.
Haiti Relief Benefit with Zephyr Chanson Francaise $5- 10 sliding scale
Saturday May 1st @ 6:00pm
Gypsy-jazz swing in French from the 1940’s thru 60’s.
Has-Been Corner, Denega Rex
Sunday February 7th @ 9:00pm
Havilah, Gabriella Coniglio
Monday June 28th @ 8:00pm
Havilah
Americana Folk Pop a la Lucinda, Joni, Feist
For more visit: www.havilahmusic.com
Hawthorne Book Launch for Little Green by Loretta Stinson with music by Christian & Tony of The Barkers
Sunday July 18th @ 9:00pm
For more about the book visit: www.hawthornebooks.com
For more about the music visit: http://www.thebandthebarkers.com
Hawthorne Books presents Autobiography of a Recovering Skinhead by Frank Meeink, music by Nicole Berke
Saturday June 5th @ 9:00pm
Please join us for pizza and beer and Jody Roy and Frank Meeink and the launch of their book, Autobiography of a Recovering Skinhead. For more visit: http://www.hawthornebooks.com
Nicole Berke
Alternative soul pop.
Hello Constable
Friday April 9th @ 9:00pm
Hendrikz McLeod, Jack Wilson $5
Saturday July 17th @ 9:00pm
Hendrikz McLeod
psychedelic roots folk
www.myspace.com/hendrikzmcleod
IJenNeh
Sunday June 6th @ 6:00pm
IJenNeh (means Heaven)
African Gospel Groove
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/ijenneh
In My Opinion, Julia Massey, The Jesus Rehab
Sunday May 23rd @ 9:00pm
Julia Massey
cosmic folk rock
For more visit: juliamasseymusic.com, myspace.com/juliamassey
The Jesus Rehab
alternative rock grunge
For more visit: thejesusrehab.squarespace.com
Irina Rivkin, Jen Ambrose, Anne Weiss $4-10 sliding scale
Tuesday April 6th @ 6:00pm
Live-looping jazzy folk-world OutMusic Awardee, Soulful singer/songwriter.
For more visit: www.irinarivkin.com & www.jenambrose.org
J Minus
Sunday May 30th @ 6:00pm
Jack O’ The Clock, His Name Shall Breathe
Thursday March 18th @ 6:00pm
Jack O’ The Clock
Majestic junk-folk. A songwriters band with unusual instrumentation.
For more visit: http://myspace.com/jackotheclock
His Name Shall Breathe
Jack Ruby Presents
Tuesday March 30th @ 6:00pm
Folk Rock
For more visit: www.myspace.com/jackrubypresents
Jack Stafford, Emma Hill
Sunday June 6th @ 9:00pm
Emma Hill and Her Gentlemen Callers
An awesome night of folk/americana goodness
For more visit: www.emmahillmusic.com
Jakeleg, McDougall
Friday February 26th @ 6:00pm
McDougall
Hard Travelin’ Folk Music
For more visit: mcdougallmusic.com
James London, Visions of Voices, Lazy Susan
Monday February 22nd @ 9:00pm
Indie folk.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/jameslondonmusic
Jarad Miles, Greggory Stockert, Tasche de la Rocha
Thursday February 18th @ 9:00pm
Jarad Miles
Breakbeat.Visual.Psychobilly
Tasche de la Rocha
Indie/Folk
Greggory Stockert
Americana
Jared Finck, Gayle Day $5
Sunday March 14th @ 9:00pm
Gayle Day
floaty pop music
For more visit: http://www.reverbnation/gayleday
Jason Parker Quartet
Tuesday May 18th @ 6:00pm
“The next Generation of Seattle Jazz” – Earshot
For more visit: http://oneworkingmusician.com
Javier Nero Quartet
Friday June 18th @ 6:00pm
Jazz, Latin, Soul, Blues
For more visit: www.myspace.com/javnero
Javier Nero Quartet
Monday August 30th @ 8:00pm
Jazz, Latin, Soul, Blues
For more visit: www.myspace.com/javnero
Jenna May Ellefson, Amanda Breese
Tuesday July 13th @ 6:00pm
Jenna May Ellefson
Jenna’s lyrics are like sweet sugar cane over gentle melodies plucked from her banjo.For more visit: www.myspace.com/mayellefson
Jenna May Ellefson, Cristina Cano
Thursday April 29th @ 6:00pm
Jennifer May Ellefson
Singer/songwriter singing and picking out gentle, folksy melodies on the banjo.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/mayellefson
Jennifer May Ellefson, Sam Wegman Band
Wednesday March 31st @ 9:30pm
Jennifer May Ellefson
Singer/songwriter singing and picking out gentle, folksy melodies on the banjo.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/mayellefson
Jeremy Serwer
Thursday May 27th @ 9:00pm
Jim Stier & the Volunteers
Tuesday January 26th @ 6:00pm
Jim Stier & The Volunteers was formed in late 2009. They quickly took the world by storm.
Our influences include: John Prine, Otis Redding, Townes Van Zandt, Steve Earle, Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Wilco, Paul Simon, The Mountain Goats, Journey.
Visit us online: http://www.myspace.com/jimstierthevolunteers
Jim Strange with The Proud & the Damned
Thursday March 25th @ 6:00pm
Johnny Bertram
Monday July 26th @ 8:00pm
Northwest dreams in Mississippi reality
For more visit: myspace.com/johnnybertram
Jonathan Sarenana, The Shook Twins
Monday March 22nd @ 9:00pm
Jonathan Sarenana
My version of folk music.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/jonathansar
Joshua Slamp, Robert Richter, Jessica Hitchborn, Shayla Carpenter $5
Wednesday February 3rd @ 9:30pm
Joshua Slamp
So what makes Joshua Slamp’s live show so unique? Upon first listen, one might think the sounds that emanate from this lone guitarist must be coming from a prerecorded tape or CD. How could a soloist create such lush layers with just a guitar? Simple, just watch his feet. Equipped with two real-time loop pedals and his trusty acoustic guitar, Joshua performs, then captures the song’s rhythmic structure, which creates the foundation for his improvisational texturing. Orchestrating sounds from bass to percussions, giving his audience the sense of a full ensemble; there’s never a dull moment. Joshua has redefined the meaning of “soloist”.
Robert Richter and Jessica Hitchborn
“Robert and Jessica are energetic performers and excellent musicians. Their unique sound just draws you in.” Albert Smith, KMUN-FM, Astoria, OR.
The “blues, folk, rock acoustic sound” the Rolling Stones created in “Beggar’s Banquet” and the raw “real sound” from the Rick Rubin produced “American Recordings” by the late great Johnny Cash.
Shayla Carpenter
Acoustic.Folk.Neo-soul
“Shayla Carpenter is a stunning singer-songwriter, a poet, expressive vocalist, and tunesmith who can work a room with energy.” – NW Radio- Portland,OR
“Shayla Carpenter has soul beyond her years and channels sounds of the past with a current edge and inspiration. A soothing voice that resembles Joss Stone and sounds of Indie Arie. We are excited to watch Shayla burst into the music scene and bring the world soulful inspirational tunes.”-Jessica Gilmartin Founder and Executive Editor of Bella Donna Magazine- Portland,OR
Kaia Wilson’s Send Off to the Gay Games/ vH1 storytellers show with The Feelin’ Alright Cover Band, Kaia Wilson, Katy Davidson,
Saturday July 3rd @ 9:00pm
Kasey Anderson
Saturday March 27th @ 6:00pm
“A literate workingman’s poet.” – Paste
For more visit: http://www.kaseyanderson.com
Kathryn Claire, Matthew Hayward-Macdonald
Friday January 22nd @ 6:00pm
Kele Fleming, Raised By TV
Friday July 2nd @ 6:00pm
Kele Fleming
acoustic indie folk pop
For more visit: www.tinforest.com
Raised by TV
acoustic indie experimental electro
For more visit: http://www.raisedby.tv/
Kelsey Shields
Wednesday April 7th @ 9:30pm
A blend of fresh indi-folk-rock straight from Alaska.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/kelseyshieldsmusic
Killola, Sick of Sarah $6
Saturday April 17th @ 9:00pm
Killola
SoCal-based Sparks-meets-The Stooges pop-conscious garage-ROCK
For more visit: www.killola.com
Kirin Kapin
Monday June 14th @ 10:00pm
KITTIN, Starparty, The Shivas
Saturday July 3rd @ 3:00pm
KITTIN
Indie pop punk mathrock
www.myspace.com/themetrognomespdx
Starparty
www.myspace.com/starpartytheband
Klickitat $5
Friday January 29th @ 9:00pm
Lara Mitchell's Recital
Sunday June 13th @ 12:00pm
Laura Ivancie $3-5
Wednesday June 30th @ 9:30pm
Laura Ivancie & the Baaad Lambs
Thursday January 21st @ 6:00pm
Leila Lopez
Wednesday July 21st @ 9:30pm
Indie folk rock, acoustic, singer/songwriter
www.leilalopezsongs.com
Level 2
Saturday July 24th @ 6:00pm
Level 2 – Creative soft rock, blues with Latin overtones
6:00pm – 8pm
For more visit: www.level2music.com
Level 2
Saturday August 28th @ 6:00pm
Level 2 – Creative soft rock, blues with Latin overtones
6:00pm – 8pm
For more visit: www.level2music.com
Level 2 Music
Saturday January 23rd @ 6:00pm
Come hear Level 2 play this Saturday, January 23rd at 6pm. No cover charge!
Level 2 Music
Saturday February 20th @ 6:30pm
Come hear Level 2 play this Saturday, January 23rd at 6pm. No cover charge!
Level 2 Music
Saturday March 20th @ 6:30pm
Original rock with Blues, latin and jazz influences. You’re going to like it!
For more visit: www.level2music.com
Level 2 Music
Saturday May 29th @ 6:30pm
Original rock with Blues, latin and jazz influences. You’re going to like it!
For more visit: www.level2music.com
little czar & the psalmist, Aaron Roche
Monday May 10th @ 9:00pm
little czar & the psalmist
Experimental sound recordings and songs meant to create a spiritual experience
For more visit: myspace.com/psaltier
Loaded for Bear
Wednesday January 20th @ 9:30pm
Loose Change & Friends
Thursday February 4th @ 6:30pm
Loose Change & Friends
Thursday March 4th @ 6:30pm
“Old Wave” rock and blues
For more visit: http://www.dunckleystreet.com/loose-change/
Loose Change & Friends
Thursday April 1st @ 6:30pm
“Old Wave” rock and blues
For more visit: http://www.dunckleystreet.com/loose-change/
Loose Change & Friends
Thursday June 3rd @ 6:30pm
“Old Wave” rock and blues
For more visit: http://www.dunckleystreet.com/loose-change/
Loose Change & Friends
Thursday August 5th @ 6:30pm
“Old Wave” rock and blues
For more visit: http://www.dunckleystreet.com/loose-change/
Loose Change & Friends, Dawn and the Dents
Thursday July 1st @ 6:30pm
“Old Wave” rock and blues
For more visit: http://www.dunckleystreet.com/loose-change/
Lorna Millers’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday April 24th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday January 23rd @ 4:00am
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday February 27th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday March 13th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together. For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday March 27th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together. For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday April 10th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday May 8th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday May 22nd @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday June 12th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday June 26th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday July 24th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
For more visit: http://westernhummingbird.com/
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday August 14th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
Lorna Miller’s Little Kids’ Jamboree
Saturday August 28th @ 4:00pm
Lorna’s Little Kids’ Jamboree is an interactive event for kids, parents, grand-parents, neighbors and friends. The Jamboree is available for venues large or small and is truly a family affair. Simple rhythm instruments, songs, imagination and movement are a part of the music Lorna and her guitar present. The emphasis is on having fun with your kids while playing music together.
Loveness Wesa & the Bantus plus Pachi Pamwe, $5-10 sliding scale
Friday April 30th @ 9:00pm
Loveness Wesa & the Bantus
Zimbabwean – traditional and electric pop styles
For more visit: http://www.bantusband.com
Pachi Pamwe
acoustic Zimbabwean mbira music with guitar
For more visit: www.myspace.com/pachipamwe
Loveness Wesa & the Bantus, Njuzu Mbira, $5-10 sliding scale
Saturday April 3rd @ 9:00pm
Loveness Wesa & the Bantus
Zimbabwean – traditional and electric pop styles
For more visit: www.bantusband.com
Lucas Beispiel and the Backyard Blues Boys
Friday April 23rd @ 6:00pm
Lucas Revolution, Skelly Riot
Tuesday August 3rd @ 6:00pm
Lunar Sway, Selena Garcia
Sunday February 28th @ 8:30pm
LUNAR SWAY
For more visit: http://www.lunarsway.com/
SELENA GARCIA
With a diverse heritage that includes Mexican, German, French and Italian Singer/Songwriter Selena Garcia’s unique sound is no less of a musical amalgam. Part jazz, part soul, with a smattering of blues, a splash of rock and an infusion of funk, her eclectic style portrays an artistry not commonly found in music today. Soulful songwriting, a youthful fearlessness and an absolute passion for all genres of music reveal influences including legendary chanteuse Etta James, the late vocalist Eva Cassidy and contemporaries like Fiona Apple while also forging new ground of her own. For more visit: http://www.selenagarcia.com/home.html
McDougall
Friday April 30th @ 6:00pm
McDougall
Hard Travelin’ Folk Music
For more visit: mcdougallmusic.com
McDougall
Tuesday June 22nd @ 6:00pm
McDougall
Hard Travelin’ Folk Music
For more visit: mcdougallmusic.com
Melao de Cuba
Friday August 6th @ 9:00pm
Melao de Cuba $5 - 7
Friday May 21st @ 9:00pm
Virginia Lopez, lead vocals, percussion. Mieke Bruggeman, baritone sax. Art Alexander, piano/keyboards. Bryan Hopkins, bass. Jane Machamer, congas. Brad Boynton, timbales. Vicente Elejarde, bongos/bell. Adam Schneider, trombone. Kate Presley, trumpet.
Visit our myspace: http://www.myspace.com/melaodecuba
Melao de Cuba $5 - 7
Friday June 4th @ 9:00pm
Virginia Lopez, lead vocals, percussion. Mieke Bruggeman, baritone sax. Art Alexander, piano/keyboards. Bryan Hopkins, bass. Jane Machamer, congas. Brad Boynton, timbales. Vicente Elejarde, bongos/bell. Adam Schneider, trombone. Kate Presley, trumpet.
Visit our myspace: http://www.myspace.com/melaodecuba
Melao de Cuba $5-7
Saturday July 24th @ 9:00pm
Virginia Lopez, lead vocals, percussion. Mieke Bruggeman, baritone sax. Art Alexander, piano/keyboards. Bryan Hopkins, bass. Jane Machamer, congas. Brad Boynton, timbales. Vicente Elejarde, bongos/bell. Adam Schneider, trombone. Kate Presley, trumpet.
Visit our myspace: http://www.myspace.com/melaodecuba
Melao de Cuba $7
Friday February 19th @ 9:00pm
Virginia Lopez, lead vocals, percussion. Mieke Bruggeman, baritone sax. Art Alexander, piano/keyboards. Bryan Hopkins, bass. Jane Machamer, congas. Brad Boynton, timbales. Vicente Elejarde, bongos/bell. Adam Schneider, trombone. Kate Presley, trumpet.
Visit our myspace: http://www.myspace.com/melaodecuba
Melao de Cuba $7
Friday March 5th @ 9:00pm
Virginia Lopez, lead vocals, percussion. Mieke Bruggeman, baritone sax. Art Alexander, piano/keyboards. Bryan Hopkins, bass. Jane Machamer, congas. Brad Boynton, timbales. Vicente Elejarde, bongos/bell. Adam Schneider, trombone. Kate Presley, trumpet.
Visit our myspace: http://www.myspace.com/melaodecuba
Melao de Cuba $7
Friday April 2nd @ 9:00pm
Virginia Lopez, lead vocals, percussion. Mieke Bruggeman, baritone sax. Art Alexander, piano/keyboards. Bryan Hopkins, bass. Jane Machamer, congas. Brad Boynton, timbales. Vicente Elejarde, bongos/bell. Adam Schneider, trombone. Kate Presley, trumpet.
Visit our myspace: http://www.myspace.com/melaodecuba
Mercury Falls, $4
Wednesday July 28th @ 9:30pm
combination of jazz, indie rock and ambient
For more visit: http://mercuryfallsmusic.com
Michael Miller, Danielle Ate the Sandwich
Sunday August 8th @ 9:00pm
Michael Miller
“Revolver”-era Beatles mixed with Jon Brion, Pink Floyd and Muse.
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/michaelmillercrusade.com
Danielle Ate the Sandwich
Indie Folk Singer/Songwriter Ukulele
www.danielleatethesandwich.net
www.danielleatethesandwich.com
Misner & Smith, Jesse Jones, $5
Monday April 26th @ 9:00pm
Misner & Smith
Award-winning Americana/Folk Duo on tour from San Francisco
For more visit: http://www.misnerandsmith.com
Mississippi Peña with Virginia Lopez & Ivan Alamo
Saturday April 24th @ 6:00pm
Mississippi Street Fair
Saturday July 10th @ 12:00am
Music from noon to midnight!
12pm Western Hummingbird with Lorna Miller
1:30pm How Long Jug Band
3:30pm Hearts of Oak
6pm Jenny Sizzler
9pm The Bruce Lees, The Symphonic Rebellion
The Symphonic Rebellion
Piano-driven Vaudevillian Doom Jazz
For more visit: myspace.com/thesymphonicrebellion
The Bruce Lees
Acoustic, dreamy, pop-rock
For more visit: www.myspace.com/thebruceleesmusicpdx
Mista Cookie Jar & the Chocolate Chips
Saturday August 14th @ 6:00pm
Mista Cookie Jar & the Chocolate Chips
Tuesday August 17th @ 4:00pm
Mo Phillips, Johnny Keener
Thursday February 11th @ 6:00pm
Mo Phillips is a musician based in Portland, OR, who has released a couple of Americana/Neil Young-like albums for grownups (The Boat, 2004; Homemade, 2006), and Train Beard follows his stylistic leanings, except with kid subjects and lyrics this time ’round. Guitars, harmonica, organ, and the occasional bongo provide the majority of the instrumentation on Train Beard, supplemented by Phillips’ down-to-earth vocals.
You may recognize Keener from his weekly gig, Jam with Johnny, at the Portland Children’s Museum. Armed with his acoustic guitar, Keener performs sing-along family favorites to a group of enthusiastic participants. The kids are delightfully uninhibited and Keener skillfully entices them to shout, sing, clap, and even stomp their way through every set.
http://johnnykeener.com/
Mo Phillips, Johnny Keener
Thursday April 8th @ 6:00pm
Ridiculous Family Freak Out
Mo Phillips is a musician based in Portland, OR, who has released a couple of Americana/Neil Young-like albums for grownups (The Boat, 2004; Homemade, 2006), and Train Beard follows his stylistic leanings, except with kid subjects and lyrics this time ’round. Guitars, harmonica, organ, and the occasional bongo provide the majority of the instrumentation on Train Beard, supplemented by Phillips’ down-to-earth vocals.
You may recognize Keener from his weekly gig, Jam with Johnny, at the Portland Children’s Museum. Armed with his acoustic guitar, Keener performs sing-along family favorites to a group of enthusiastic participants. The kids are delightfully uninhibited and Keener skillfully entices them to shout, sing, clap, and even stomp their way through every set.
http://johnnykeener.com/
Mo Phillips, Johnny Keener
Thursday May 13th @ 6:00pm
Ridiculous Family Freak Out
Mo Phillips is a musician based in Portland, OR, who has released a couple of Americana/Neil Young-like albums for grownups (The Boat, 2004; Homemade, 2006), and Train Beard follows his stylistic leanings, except with kid subjects and lyrics this time ’round. Guitars, harmonica, organ, and the occasional bongo provide the majority of the instrumentation on Train Beard, supplemented by Phillips’ down-to-earth vocals.
You may recognize Keener from his weekly gig, Jam with Johnny, at the Portland Children’s Museum. Armed with his acoustic guitar, Keener performs sing-along family favorites to a group of enthusiastic participants. The kids are delightfully uninhibited and Keener skillfully entices them to shout, sing, clap, and even stomp their way through every set.
http://johnnykeener.com/
Mo Phillips, Johnny Keener
Thursday June 10th @ 6:00pm
Ridiculous Family Freak Out
Mo Phillips is a musician based in Portland, OR, who has released a couple of Americana/Neil Young-like albums for grownups (The Boat, 2004; Homemade, 2006), and Train Beard follows his stylistic leanings, except with kid subjects and lyrics this time ’round. Guitars, harmonica, organ, and the occasional bongo provide the majority of the instrumentation on Train Beard, supplemented by Phillips’ down-to-earth vocals.
You may recognize Keener from his weekly gig, Jam with Johnny, at the Portland Children’s Museum. Armed with his acoustic guitar, Keener performs sing-along family favorites to a group of enthusiastic participants. The kids are delightfully uninhibited and Keener skillfully entices them to shout, sing, clap, and even stomp their way through every set.
http://johnnykeener.com/
Mo Phillips, Johnny Keener
Thursday July 8th @ 6:00pm
Ridiculous Family Freak Out
Mo Phillips is a musician based in Portland, OR, who has released a couple of Americana/Neil Young-like albums for grownups (The Boat, 2004; Homemade, 2006), and Train Beard follows his stylistic leanings, except with kid subjects and lyrics this time ’round. Guitars, harmonica, organ, and the occasional bongo provide the majority of the instrumentation on Train Beard, supplemented by Phillips’ down-to-earth vocals.
You may recognize Keener from his weekly gig, Jam with Johnny, at the Portland Children’s Museum. Armed with his acoustic guitar, Keener performs sing-along family favorites to a group of enthusiastic participants. The kids are delightfully uninhibited and Keener skillfully entices them to shout, sing, clap, and even stomp their way through every set.
http://johnnykeener.com/
Mo Phillips, Johnny Keener
Thursday August 12th @ 6:00pm
Ridiculous Family Freak Out
Mo Phillips is a musician based in Portland, OR, who has released a couple of Americana/Neil Young-like albums for grownups (The Boat, 2004; Homemade, 2006), and Train Beard follows his stylistic leanings, except with kid subjects and lyrics this time ’round. Guitars, harmonica, organ, and the occasional bongo provide the majority of the instrumentation on Train Beard, supplemented by Phillips’ down-to-earth vocals.
You may recognize Keener from his weekly gig, Jam with Johnny, at the Portland Children’s Museum. Armed with his acoustic guitar, Keener performs sing-along family favorites to a group of enthusiastic participants. The kids are delightfully uninhibited and Keener skillfully entices them to shout, sing, clap, and even stomp their way through every set.
http://johnnykeener.com/
Mo Phillips, Johnny Keener - $5
Thursday January 28th @ 6:00pm
Mo Phillips is a musician based in Portland, OR, who has released a couple of Americana/Neil Young-like albums for grownups (The Boat, 2004; Homemade, 2006), and Train Beard follows his stylistic leanings, except with kid subjects and lyrics this time ’round. Guitars, harmonica, organ, and the occasional bongo provide the majority of the instrumentation on Train Beard, supplemented by Phillips’ down-to-earth vocals.
You may recognize Keener from his weekly gig, Jam with Johnny, at the Portland Children’s Museum. Armed with his acoustic guitar, Keener performs sing-along family favorites to a group of enthusiastic participants. The kids are delightfully uninhibited and Keener skillfully entices them to shout, sing, clap, and even stomp their way through every set.
http://www.mophillips.com/
http://johnnykeener.com/
Mollybolt, Minty Rosa, Barry Brusseau $3
Sunday March 21st @ 9:00pm
Minty Rosa
rock.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/mintyrosa
My Dads, Lee Corey Oswald
Sunday April 4th @ 9:00pm
My Dads
Acoustic (amplified) instrumental experimental rock
Lee Corey Oswald
Punk/Folk/Acoustic
For more visit: myspace.com/leecoreyoswald
Myshkin, Lila Nelson
Thursday June 17th @ 9:00pm
Gypsy torch punk and wild and witty word-smithery.
For more visit: myshkinsrubywarblers.com, LilaNelson.org
Nettle Honey
Tuesday March 23rd @ 6:00pm
Original Bluegrass and Old Time
For more visit: myspace.com/nettlehoney
New Old Timers Bluegrass Band
Friday January 29th @ 6:00pm
New Old Timers Bluegrass Band
Friday February 12th @ 9:00pm
This Plainfield, Indiana -based bluegrass band includes Josh Coffey, 19, on the banjo and vocals; Aaron Williams 18, mandolin; Cody Hill, 17, guitar and vocals; Jessie Heckaman,17, bass , Andrew Sarten, 20, guitar and vocals and Faith Coffey, 13, fiddle and vocals.
This group has become popular with the old and young alike. They play a combination of traditional bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and some country/western tunes. Their contemporary sound does not affect the banter and boot stompin’ of a traditional bluegrass show.
For more visit: http://www.plainfieldrentals.com/thenewoldtimers/index.html
No More Parachutes
Thursday August 19th @ 9:00pm
MYSTERY POP
For more visit: www.myspace.com/nomoreparachutes
O Mercy, Sodbusters
Saturday January 16th @ 6:00pm
Olina
Wednesday April 28th @ 9:30pm
Americana with some indy grit. For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/olinatheband
Olina, Pheasant, Prairie
Sunday May 9th @ 9:00pm
Olina
Americana with some indy grit. For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/olinatheband
Pheasant
Energetic/indie/ folk/ fun/pop
For more visit: myspace.com/wearepheasant
On the Stairs, Zach Zaitlin
Friday August 13th @ 9:00pm
Pachi Pamwe, Lewis Childs, Sophie Bloch
Sunday February 7th @ 6:00pm
Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Pachi Pamwe (Shona for ‘together again’) infuses traditional Zimbabwean mbira (thumb piano) music with their own poetry and American culture, creating a rich sound that is both soothing and energetic.
Visit their myspace for more: www.myspace.com/pachipamwe
Padam Padam
Sunday August 15th @ 9:00pm
European Cabaret, tango, klezmer, Latin and original tunes
For more visit: padampadam.com
Pamela Means $5
Thursday April 15th @ 9:00pm
Pangaea Project Benefit Show, $8 - $20
Saturday June 26th @ 9:00pm
Myshkin’s RubywarblersMyshkin has stories to tell and the means to tell them. She writes with a dark and subtle wit, raw honesty, and a painters eye. Her compositions bear the mark of an artist who finds inspiration all over the map and incorporates far flung musical ideas with a passionate ease. Who always has an ear out for beauty but pays little attention to trends. The result is an uncommonly timeless modern music.
Myshkin’s Ruby Warblers is an ever-evolving crew of genius gamblers whose fort? range from tango to electronica, old time to modern classical to jazz, and each leave an imprint of their unique talents on the music. Myshkin plays an 80 year old martin tenor guitar, a vintage gibson six string, and a jumbo lowden acoustic. Her voice is her finest instrument though, and she wields it like a fortune teller, an acrobat, a hunter, a gift.
Back Porch Revival
Succotash
The New Five Cents Stringband Papa Coyote & the Zydeco Ragamuffins
Monday January 18th @ 9:00pm
Pe:ar Benefit with Lana Rebel & Kevin Michael Mayfield, The Gams, Tater & Craig
Saturday February 20th @ 9:30pm
p:ear builds positive relationships with homeless and transitional youth, ages 15 to 24, through education, art and recreation to affirm personal worth and create more meaningful and healthier lives. Each year our programs serve more than 350 homeless and transitional young people.
For more visit: http://www.pearmentor.org/home.html
Pegasus Dream, Girlfriends
Wednesday January 27th @ 9:30pm
Pheasant, C.C. Swim
Monday July 12th @ 10:00pm
Pheasant
Energetic/indie/ folk/ fun/pop
For more visit: myspace.com/wearepheasant
Pink Slip, The I’s
Wednesday March 3rd @ 9:30pm
Pink Slip
Dynamic, high energy music from two punk rock perfectionists.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/pinkslip666
The I’s
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/thei13s
Portland Folk Festival 3pm - Midnight
Saturday August 21st @ 3:00pm
Portland Spelling Bee
The Portland Spelling Bee is an adults-only competition held every Monday night (6:30 pm) at Mississippi Pizza. Host Katherine with a K reads the words, providing definitions and sentences, and dispenses prizes to the audience and the occasional second chance to contestants (and the CHAMPION t-shirts!). And, there are drink specials, often the Honey Bee Margarita, devised by Mark the Bartender especially for the Portland Spelling Bee.
Sign up by 6:00pm; Spelling starts at 6:30pm; Must be 21 and over to enter
Portland Zine Symposium’s Event
Saturday August 7th @ 5:00pm
Professor Banjo’s Old-time Play Party
Saturday February 6th @ 4:00pm
Paul Silveria performs for families as the banjo-slinging, old-time singing “Professor Banjo” entertaining children with sing-a-longs and dancing games accompanied by lively old-time music that parents can enjoy, too! Professor Banjo’s shows are fun for a wide range of ages – from toddlers to tweens who still like to get up and dance around!
Visit Paul’s Website for more: http://www.squaredancepaul.com/kids.html
Professor Banjo’s Old-Time Play Party
Saturday March 6th @ 4:00pm
Paul Silveria performs for families as the banjo-slinging, old-time singing “Professor Banjo” entertaining children with sing-a-longs and dancing games accompanied by lively old-time music that parents can enjoy, too! Professor Banjo’s shows are fun for a wide range of ages – from toddlers to tweens who still like to get up and dance around!
Visit Paul’s Website for more: http://www.squaredancepaul.com/kids.html
Professor Banjo’s Old-time Play Party
Saturday May 15th @ 4:00pm
Paul Silveria performs for families as the banjo-slinging, old-time singing “Professor Banjo” entertaining children with sing-a-longs and dancing games accompanied by lively old-time music that parents can enjoy, too! Professor Banjo’s shows are fun for a wide range of ages – from toddlers to tweens who still like to get up and dance around!
Visit Paul’s Website for more: http://www.squaredancepaul.com/kids.html
Quizissippi Trivia Night
Bring your brain.
Rachel Sedacca
Thursday May 27th @ 6:00pm
Raina Rose Trio, Anthony de Costa, Brian Cutean $5
Thursday July 29th @ 9:00pm
lyrically focused indiefolk with badass instrumentalists.
For more visit: http://www.rainarose.com
Red Hot Chachkas, Shamalamcord $10
Sunday June 20th @ 9:00pm
Red Hot Chachkas
Klezmer fusion
For more visit: www.redhotchachkas.com
Reggae Ambassadors, $5
Sunday August 22nd @ 9:00pm
Classic Reggae/Dancehall
Reptet
Thursday March 11th @ 9:00pm
Bipolar jazz with a subversive punch line.
For more visit: www.reptet.com
Rib Cages,Grave Babies, Tyrants, Rodeo, Valkyrie Free Show!
Friday May 28th @ 9:00pm
Rock Creek
Monday May 24th @ 10:00pm
A fresh take on traditional bluegrass.
Rocktet
Wednesday May 12th @ 9:30pm
Ronno’s Dizzynest
Sunday May 9th @ 6:00pm
Ryan J Lane, Trent Price
Thursday June 24th @ 6:00pm
Jazzy-blues, cheap keyboard beats, and melodic lullabies. Mmm.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/ryanjlane
Sam Elliott and the Strangers, The Quiet Life
Monday May 31st @ 9:00pm
Folk Music
For more visit: www.myspace.com/samelliottandthestrangers
Shae Fiol
Saturday March 13th @ 6:00pm
Acoustic Latin Soul
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/shaefiol
Shinto, Ingredients the Band, And And And $3
Thursday May 20th @ 9:00pm
Ingredients – (the band)
psychedelic swirls, cartwheeling shapes, frightened cartoon animals and wilting flowers.
For more visit: myspace.com/ingredientstheband
And And And
oscillating between punkish energy yell-alongs and a lo-fi indie hits scrawled by synthesizer
For more visit: myspace.com/andandandmusic
Singers & Stompers with Mr. Ben
Wednesday May 5th @ 4:00pm
Children’s music, ages 6 and under
For more visit: www.mrbenmusic.com
Singers & Stompers with Mr. Ben
Wednesday May 26th @ 4:00pm
Children’s music, ages 6 and under
For more visit: www.mrbenmusic.com
Singers & Stompers with Mr. Ben
Wednesday August 4th @ 4:00pm
Children’s music, ages 6 and under
For more visit: www.mrbenmusic.com
Singers & Stompers with Mr. Ben
Wednesday August 11th @ 4:00pm
Children’s music, ages 6 and under
For more visit: www.mrbenmusic.com
Singers & Stompers with Mr. Ben
Wednesday August 18th @ 4:00pm
Children’s music, ages 6 and under
For more visit: www.mrbenmusic.com
Singers & Stompers with Mr. Ben
Wednesday August 25th @ 4:00pm
Children’s music, ages 6 and under
For more visit: www.mrbenmusic.com
Sister Spit Eurotrash Benefit
Saturday June 19th @ 9:00pm
Sister Spit Eurotrash Benefit
Queer zinesters, novelists, & musicians perform alongside Michelle Tea to benefit Sister Spit’s 2010 Eurotrash Tour
For more visit: http://www.radarproductions.org/sisterspit.html
Slow Skate, Great Wilderness, and Chad Hinman, $5
Friday April 23rd @ 9:00pm
Indie/Americana/Pop
Slow Skate
For more visit: slowskate.com
Great Wilderness
For more visit: reverbnation.com/greatwilderness
Chad Hinman
For more visit: http://chadhinman.com/
Snapdragon
Thursday February 18th @ 6:00pm
Folk, Bluegrass, Acoustic
While rooted in Bluegrass, the dynamic acoustic quartet Snapdragon delivers an eclectic blend of old and new music from a variety of traditions. With influences including Django Reinhardt, David Grier and Tony Rice, swing tunes, and classic rock songs are not uncommon brethren to hard driving Bluegrass instrumentals and old-time fiddle tunes. Nicolas Miranda on guitar, Andy Lohr on dobro, guitar and mandolin, and Kate Saylor on fiddle take turns leading the way, with Sean Hudson holding down the line and throwing in an occasional solo on bass.
For more info visit: http://www.myspace.com/snapdragonportland
Solid State
Monday March 1st @ 9:00pm
Eclectic rock with a groovy edge.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/solidstatelabs
Soloman Klang
Friday July 23rd @ 9:00pm
Sons of Soil, IJenNeh
Monday April 5th @ 9:00pm
Sound Roots School of Music Showcase
Friday July 2nd @ 2:00pm
Sound Roots School of Music Showcase
Friday July 16th @ 2:00pm
Sound Roots School of Music Showcase
Friday July 30th @ 2:00pm
Sound Roots Showcase
Friday August 27th @ 2:00pm
Sound Roots Showecase
Friday August 13th @ 2:00pm
Stellar Jay, Sedative Boy
Monday July 19th @ 8:00pm
Stellar Jay
Folk Rock/Alt Country
For more visit: myspace.com/stellarsjay
Stellar's Jay
Thursday April 22nd @ 9:00pm
Folk Rock/Alt Country
For more visit: myspace.com/stellarsjay
Steve Hall Quintet
Friday February 19th @ 6:00pm
Jazz-Hard bop, Hammond organ, instrumental with horns.
For more visit: http://www.stevehallmusic.com/
Steve Hall Quintet
Sunday March 14th @ 6:00pm
Instrumental jazz. Jazz-Hard bop, Hammond organ, instrumental with horns.
For more visit: http://www.stevehallmusic.com/
Steve Hall Quintet
Tuesday May 11th @ 6:00pm
Instrumental jazz. Jazz-Hard bop, Hammond organ, instrumental with horns.
For more visit: http://www.stevehallmusic.com/
Steve Hall Quintet
Tuesday June 15th @ 6:00pm
Instrumental jazz. Jazz-Hard bop, Hammond organ, instrumental with horns.
For more visit: http://www.stevehallmusic.com/
Stumptown Jug Thumpers
Saturday March 6th @ 6:00pm
40’s Style Jug Band Music.
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/stumptownjugthumpers
Stumptown Jug Thumpers
Saturday April 10th @ 6:00pm
40’s Style Jug Band Music.
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/stumptownjugthumpers
Stumptown Jug Thumpers
Saturday June 5th @ 6:00pm
40’s Style Jug Band Music.
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/stumptownjugthumpers
Stumptown Jug Thumpers
Friday July 16th @ 6:00pm
40’s Style Jug Band Music.
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/stumptownjugthumpers
Subject to Changes
Tuesday June 8th @ 6:00pm
Jazz Improve with guest vocalist
For more visit: http://www.myspace.com/milkbrains
Succotash
Sunday May 2nd @ 6:00pm
Old-time, bluegrass, gospel, folk with an emphasis on vocals.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/succotashband
Sugar Shortwave, Myshkin’s Rubywarblers, Katie
Friday January 22nd @ 9:00pm
Supadupa Marimba Bros
Tuesday January 19th @ 6:00pm
the supadupa marimba bros are a group of dynaimic young men, mostly in high school, who play enthusiastic up-beat music on african-style xylophones, called marimbas. the ensemble is set up like a choir, with bass, baritone, tenor and soprano ranged instruments. the music mostly originates in zimbabwe but the group also has some original tunes composed by their leader, eric miller, but based on original ideas of some of the members, as well as a few covers of popular tunes by artists such as the beatles. the supadupa marimba bros started off at a school in nw portland called the metropolitan learning center (mlc), where miller teaches marimba as an elective. after a couple of years, the boys went off to different schools but the band stayed together. now in their fourth year of performing, the supadupa marimba bros are sounding better than ever, adding traditional zimbabwean vocals and percussion to the mix. “we are a dynamic outfit and we are ready to rock your world.”
Check out Supadupa Marimba Bros on MySpace
Supadupa Marimba Bros
Tuesday March 9th @ 6:00pm
Upbeat High Energy African Marimba Bands. The supadupa marimba bros are a group of dynaimic young men, mostly in high school, who play enthusiastic up-beat music on african-style xylophones, called marimbas. the ensemble is set up like a choir, with bass, baritone, tenor and soprano ranged instruments. the music mostly originates in zimbabwe but the group also has some original tunes composed by their leader, eric miller, but based on original ideas of some of the members, as well as a few covers of popular tunes by artists such as the beatles. the supadupa marimba bros started off at a school in nw portland called the metropolitan learning center (mlc), where miller teaches marimba as an elective. after a couple of years, the boys went off to different schools but the band stayed together. now in their fourth year of performing, the supadupa marimba bros are sounding better than ever, adding traditional zimbabwean vocals and percussion to the mix. “we are a dynamic outfit and we are ready to rock your world.”
Check out Supadupa Marimba Bros on MySpace
Supadupa Marimba Bros
Tuesday June 22nd @ 6:00pm
Upbeat High Energy African Marimba Bands. The supadupa marimba bros are a group of dynaimic young men, mostly in high school, who play enthusiastic up-beat music on african-style xylophones, called marimbas. the ensemble is set up like a choir, with bass, baritone, tenor and soprano ranged instruments. the music mostly originates in zimbabwe but the group also has some original tunes composed by their leader, eric miller, but based on original ideas of some of the members, as well as a few covers of popular tunes by artists such as the beatles. the supadupa marimba bros started off at a school in nw portland called the metropolitan learning center (mlc), where miller teaches marimba as an elective. after a couple of years, the boys went off to different schools but the band stayed together. now in their fourth year of performing, the supadupa marimba bros are sounding better than ever, adding traditional zimbabwean vocals and percussion to the mix. “we are a dynamic outfit and we are ready to rock your world.”
Check out Supadupa Marimba Bros on MySpace
Supadupa Marimba Bros
Tuesday July 20th @ 6:00pm
Upbeat High Energy African Marimba Bands. The supadupa marimba bros are a group of dynaimic young men, mostly in high school, who play enthusiastic up-beat music on african-style xylophones, called marimbas. the ensemble is set up like a choir, with bass, baritone, tenor and soprano ranged instruments. the music mostly originates in zimbabwe but the group also has some original tunes composed by their leader, eric miller, but based on original ideas of some of the members, as well as a few covers of popular tunes by artists such as the beatles. the supadupa marimba bros started off at a school in nw portland called the metropolitan learning center (mlc), where miller teaches marimba as an elective. after a couple of years, the boys went off to different schools but the band stayed together. now in their fourth year of performing, the supadupa marimba bros are sounding better than ever, adding traditional zimbabwean vocals and percussion to the mix. “we are a dynamic outfit and we are ready to rock your world.”
Check out Supadupa Marimba Bros on MySpace
Synchronic Wave
Tuesday February 2nd @ 6:00pm
Synchronic Wave
Tuesday April 20th @ 6:00pm
Live Electronic Bliss-Step, Dubbed out jams and Real Time absorbtion
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Tetris League
Monday July 5th @ 10:00pm
Portland Classic Tetris League
Classic Tetris Tournament
The Barkers
Wednesday March 17th @ 9:30pm
Americana with Jazz and Rock
For more visit: http://www.thebandthebarkers.com
The Barkers
Friday July 30th @ 6:00pm
Americana with Jazz and Rock
For more visit: http://www.thebandthebarkers.com
The Barn Owls
Sunday February 14th @ 6:00pm
Hoot it up with barn dance music from the mighty Barn Owl Band! The nationally recognized Owls are powered by fiddle, guitar, mandolin, piano, accordion, flute, tin whistle, hammer dulcimer and upright bass and give new wing to the exciting sound of the traditional American string band. It’s good old-fashioned, toe-tapping, foot-stomping entertainment brought up to date with fresh renditions of time-honored tunes and songs, as well as new compositions that add to the tradition.
For more visit: http://www.barnowlband.com/index.htm
The Baz Trio
Tuesday March 2nd @ 6:00pm
Gypsy jazz, Latin jazz, and blues.
For more visit: www.myspace.com/thebaztrio, www.thebaztrio.com
The Camerata, Asteroid M
Sunday March 7th @ 9:00pm
The Camerata
Progressive Jam Funk Rock.
For more visit: thecamerata.bandcamp.com
Asteroid M
High energy in your face post pop rock with edge!
For more visit: asteroidmtheband.com
The Colloquium, Owl & the Willow
Friday July 9th @ 9:00pm
The Colloquium
Progressive Folk Jazz Fun-ness.
www.myspace.com/thecolloquium
The Comforters
Sunday August 1st @ 6:00pm
folk/chamber pop duo
For more visit: http://feelthecomforters.com
The Damvans
Monday June 14th @ 8:00pm
The Dapper Cadavers
Friday June 4th @ 6:00pm
The Dr. G Band
Monday March 15th @ 9:00pm
Rock attitude with a sense of humor.
For more visit: http://www.thehouseofg.com
The Father, Aerial Ruin
Sunday June 13th @ 9:00pm
The Father
Waits/Cave/Cohen: Vocally and lyrically driven bare bones rock
For more visit: www.myspace.com/thefatherjobrien
Aerial Ruin
acid-folk or neo folk or dark ambient maybe hmmm
For more visit: www.myspace.com/aerialruin
The Grapefruit League
Friday August 20th @ 10:00pm
The Grapefruit League
Infectious indie pop in the form of abstract story songs.
For more visit: http://www.thegrapefruitleague.com
The Grapefruit League, El Salvador
Wednesday May 26th @ 9:30pm
The Grapefruit League
Infectious indie pop in the form of abstract story songs.
For more visit: http://www.thegrapefruitleague.com
El Salvador
Rock music that turns mules to unicorns and vice versa.
For more visit: http://visitsunnyelsalvador.com
The Gypsy Nomads, Vequinox
Wednesday July 7th @ 9:30pm
The Gypsy Nomads w/ opening band Vequinox
Gypsy Cabaret w/ tribal and punk elements and an undercurrent of the
mystickal.
“A dynamic amalgamation of on-stage chemistry, energy and musicality,” New
York duo, The Gypsy Nomads, also affectionately known as Frenchy and the
Punk, channel the spirit of the gypsy sound, lacing it with a cabaret,
celtic and neo-medieval flavor rooted in punk, folk and the vineyards of
southern France.
For more visit: www.thegypsynomads.com or www.facebook.com/thegypsynomads or www.myspace.com/thegypsynomads