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Take a spin through Jackrat’s new self-titled EP and you’ll hear lo-fi blues, high-speed thrash-grass, electrified drone-rock, stomping folk-punk, meandering road jams, cinematic instrumental music, scruffy alt-country and probably more,

High Fade “doesn’t work unless there’s a crowd, a dance floor and people that want to get down,” says the Scottish band. Which means you, dear reader, have a role

Ian Cook and Devin Johnson This will be an intimate seated show in the living room of The Commons. Hailing from the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Ian Cook, is a songwriter with a storied career. Starting out in the highly energetic folk-Americana-punk outfit, “Larry And His Flask,” he toured the world at a breakneck pace for almost 20 years. When the band found themselves on an indefinite hiatus Cook turned to his softer side releasing a solo studio album under the moniker Ian Coo...

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Bend, Oregon-based road warrior Jeshua Marshall joined us on a steamy Nashville afternoon for his No Depression Session at AmericanaFest 2023, sharing four tunes.

Performers see O'Brien's Pub as a stepping stone in their careers. "That's where you start," general manager Tim Philbin said.

After a busy year of recording, Orange County native Hunter Skye returns to the stage to share his Alternative Folk stylings live for the Hudson Valley.

Releases from local artists you don't want to miss

"Shoot The Moon"  Jeshua Marshalls new single is the first step toward the Redmond musicians debut solo album this fall "Soulful" is a word that many have probably used to describe Jeshua Marshalls music—you hear the passion in his voice and lyrics, and you can see it when he performs live. Marshall is a true performer. Hes toured all over the world as a member of Larry and His Flask and as a solo musician, but one thing Marshall has never done is release a solo album of his own. This fall...

Salem is getting its own punk and ska music festival. MIG Fest, happening July 17, will bring four bands from around Oregon to the Minto Island Growers farm in south Salem for an evening of fresh food, local beer and dance-worthy music. Organizer Sarah Evans is a regular concert-goer, describing it as her release and just a fun thing to do. Live music is one of the things shes missed most during the pandemic. Festivals she goes to typically take place in Portland. And while a lot of concer...