Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts

Saturday, October 10, 2009

free, live music bonanza : oct 12-18 : the pragmatic, stephanie schneiderman, ohmega watts, brothers young, the punk group, garage fest


The Pragmatic get electric at
Ash Street Saloon on Tuesday.

Issue No. 6 : October 12 – 18, 2009

12 Monday
Folk diversions with Band of Annuals, Brothers Young, and Run On Sentence at Kelly's Olympian, 9 PM. 21 and over.

Someday Lounge brings Felabration with Lifesavas's Rev. Shines and DJ Santo at 6 PM. 21 and over.

13 Tuesday
Mellow out with electronics from The Pragmatic, The Volt per Octaves, and Tatse at Ash Street Saloon, 9 PM. 21 and over.

The Sale strum pop at Camellia Lounge @ TeaZone, 9PM. All ages.

14 Wednesday
Guitars and synths and stuff at the Doug Fir with The Punk Group, Mark Mallman, and Buzzy Shyface at 9 PM. 21 and over.

Folky love songs from Leonard Mynx and Kelly Blair Bauman at Berbati's Pan, 10 PM. 21 and over.

Rusty Starz jam psych-rock at McMenamins White Eagle Saloon, 8:30 PM. 21 and over.

15 Thursday
Someday Lounge presents The Fix with Ohmega Watts, Lifesavas's Rev. Shines, DJ Kez, and DJ Dun Diggy at 9 PM. 21 and over.

Blues/roots/americana with Redwood Son at McMenamins White Eagle Saloon, 5:30 PM. All ages.

Catchy pop at East End with B and Not B, 9 PM. 21 and over.

16 Friday
PDX Jazz At The ArtBar unveils smooth and sultry love songs from Stephanie Schneiderman at the Antoinette Hatfield Hall Rotunda Lobby, 8 PM. All ages.

Shane Tutmarc & The Traveling Mercies rock Music Millennium at 6 PM. All ages.

McMenamins' Great Northwest Music Tour plays on with indie folk from Samantha Crain & The Midnight Shivers at McMenamins Edgefield, 7 PM. All ages.

James Faretheewell plays folk rock at McMenamins Rock Creek Tavern, 9 PM. All ages.

17 Saturday
Scion Garage Fest begins at 3 PM and spreads indie-rock love across PDX featuring:
Dutchess & The Duke
Black Lips
King Khan & BBQ Show
Jay Reatard
Roky Erickson
The Dirtbombs
The Deadly Snakes
The Almighty Defenders
And many, many more come to Someday Lounge, Satyricon, Berbati's Pan, and Dante's. Some venues 21 and over.

Little Sue croons over her acoustic guitar at LaurelThirst Public House, 6 PM. 21 and over.

Elizabeth Nicholson and Bob Soper pluck strings at McMenamins Hotel Oregon, 7 PM. 21 and over.

18 Sunday
Roots rock with Factory Girl at McMenamins Edgefield, 5 PM. 21 and over.

The standard Sunday gig with Freak Mountain Ramblers at the LaurelThirst Public House at 6 PM. 21 and over.

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It is my mission to provide a comprehensive listing of free, local performances in Portland. Please help this compilation grow by contributing your favorite free shows and by spreading this list around.

For more free shows check out the Portland Concert Co-Op.

Yum.

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Thursday, September 17, 2009

sign up for free tickets to scion's garage fest


Garage Fest will bring 40+ bands to four venues in Old Town Portland on Saturday, October 17th. And Scion is giving away this indie, rock'n'roll jackpot for free, just sign on the dotted line.

Visit the Garage Fest site and RSVP for the event before September 29th for your free pass.

Some of the festival's highlights include:
Jay Reatard
Dutchess & The Duke
Black Lips
King Khan & BBQ Show
Roky Erickson
The Dirtbombs
The Deadly Snakes
Gino Washington
Pierced Arrows
Japanese Motors
Gris Gris
Jack-O & The Tearjerkers
The Spits
The Almighty Defenders
Simply Saucer

Arrive early because space will be limited to venue capacity.

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Scion Garage Fest
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Complete Artist Listing
Satyricon : 125 NW 6th Ave, Portland, Oregon 97209 : All Ages
Berbati's Pan : 231 SW Ankeny St, Portland, Oregon 97209 : All Ages
Someday Lounge : 125 NW 5th Ave, Portland, Oregon 97209 : 21 and over
Dante's : 1 SW 3rd Ave, Portland, Oregon 97209 : 21 and over
Will call 1 PM, doors at 2:30 PM, shows begin at 3 PM
Cost : Free with RSVP by September 29, 2009

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Friday, September 11, 2009

musicfestnw returns to portland sept 16-20 with arctic monkeys, edward sharpe, the get up kids

MusicfestNW

This weekend sees the triumphant return of MusicfestNW. Nine years running, this year's festival brings over 200 bands to 18 venues around Portland.

From Wednesday, September 16th through Sunday the 20th, local acts will share stages with international stars, up-and-comers and unknowns will play alongside renowned rock legends.

Five day passes for all MFNW shows are still available for $60 at both Jackpot Records locations, Music Millennium, Willamette Week offices, and TicketsWest. Individual tickets are available at some venues or on the day of the show.

It's hard to pick a concert and stick to it with so many phenomenal artists playing concurrently so here are my venue picks for the weekend.

16 Wednesday : Berbati's Pan
Portland Cello Project
Will Sheff of Okkervil River, Damien Jurado, Fences
Doors at 7 PM, show at 8 PM
Cost : $15 or MFNW wristband
21 and over

17 Thursday : Holocene
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
Amazing Baby, The Entrance Band, Local Natives
Doors at 8 PM, show at 9 PM
Cost : $10 or MFNW wristband
21 and over

18 Friday :
Free Early Show : Wonder Ballroom
Arctic Monkeys and The Like
Arrive early!! Doors at 4:30 PM, show at 5:30 PM
Cost : Free wristband from Jackpot Records (available at 10 AM) or MFNW wristband
All ages

Late Show : Someday Lounge
The Shaky Hands
BOAT, Jared Mees and The Grown Children, Inside Voices, Tanning
Doors at 7 PM, show at 8 PM
Cost : $8 or MFNW wristband
21 and over

19 Saturday : Roseland Theater
The Get Up Kids
Portugal. The Man, Youth Group, Pretty and Nice
Doors at 7 PM, show at 8 PM
Cost : $18 on TicketsWest or MFNW wristband
All ages

20 Sunday : Crystal Ballroom
Modest Mouse
Love As Laughter, Mimicking Birds, Morning Teleportation
Arrive early!! Doors at 6 PM, show at 7 PM
Cost : Sold out, entrance with MFNW wristband accepted up to capacity
All ages

A word of advice: If using a MFNW wristband, arrive at the venue early because some shows do fill to capacity and you will be turned away. Or worse, forced to wait in line while everyone else dances their asses off to Girl Talk.

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MusicfestNW 2009
Wednesday, September 16 – Sunday, September 20, 2009
Complete Schedule
Complete Artist Listing
Complete Venue Listing
Cost : $60 Wristband; Individual Tickets Available at Certain Venues or on Show Day
Complete Ticketing Information
Some venues and shows 21 and over

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