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The Inaugural Project Pabst: Day 2 featuring Modest Mouse, GZA and Shabazz Palaces
Ollie Collins - Sep 29, 2014
Clear skies closed out Portland’s newest music festival with the GZA performing 'Liquid Swords' and Northwest favorites Shabazz Palaces and Modest Mouse shining. Photos by Ronit Fahl.
The Inaugural Project Pabst: Day 1 featuring Tears for Fears, Red Fang, Violent Femmes, K.Flay and Guantanamo Baywatch
Ollie Collins - Sep 28, 2014
On Portland's South Waterfront, Zidell Yards turned into a 21-plus, beer-fueled festival with solid performances, a free '80s arcade and cornhole on the first day of the first-ever Project Pabst....
Patriotic Horror
Ollie Collins - Sep 17, 2014
In front of a sold-out audience, Rob Zombie turned the Roseland into a haunted house. Photo by Christina Bargel.
Searching for the Wizard of Bumbershoot
Ollie Collins - Sep 12, 2014
Our journey to the Emerald City for the 44th consecutive edition of Seattle's Labor Day arts festival. Photo by Christina Bargel.
A Weekend on the Waterfront: Recapping MusicfestNW 2014
Eric Skelton - Aug 29, 2014
A format change brought the 14th year of MusicfestNW to Tom McCall Waterfront Park featuring Portland bands Shy Girls, Modern Kin, EMA and Wild Ones alongside national acts including Spoon and...
Holcombe Waller Sails Into Portland with ‘Wayfinders’
Andrea Janda - Aug 19, 2014
Falling somewhere between concert, theater, new opera and multimedia performance, singer-songwriter Holcombe Waller held the Portland premiere of his sci-fi spectacle "Wayfinders" at the Imago...
Picking Up After Pickathon: Recapping 2014
Roddy Jasa - Aug 7, 2014
In its 16th year, Pickathon continued its tradition of providing quality entertainment that focuses on community, sustainability and music. As always, sustainability was the theme surrounding the...
Everclear: Still Intoxicating in Middle Age
Ollie Collins - Jul 24, 2014
In his hometown in front of a sold-out audience, a 52-year-old Art Alexakis and his Summerland 2014 crew rocked the Crystal Ballroom on July 22. Photo by Christina Bargel.
Ears Full of Hand Grenades: What The Festival
Thor Benson - Jul 1, 2014
What the Festival is small, but it offers many things the big festivals do not.
Foe tha Love of Bone Thugs
Ollie Collins - Jun 9, 2014
At the Roseland Theater on June 5, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony put on a fun show for their die-hard fans… and the police.
The Return to 'Psychic City'
Ollie Collins - Jun 6, 2014
Showing their rock and roll colors, YACHT lit up Mississippi Studios on June 3.
The Road to Sasquatch and Other Stories
Thor Benson - May 29, 2014
Your first time at Sasquatch might kill you, unless you’re tricky.
An Intimate Evening with Elbow
Chris Young - May 25, 2014
Elbow frontman Guy Garvey, with his agreeable British accent, cordially hosted a sold-out crowd at the Wonder Ballroom on Saturday night.
Love for L.A. in PDX
Ollie Collins - May 21, 2014
People Under The Stairs converted a sold-out crowd at the Doug Fir into L.A. sympathizers on Monday, May 19. But that's not all they instigated...
Kishi Bashi Celebrates Oregon's Big Day
Chris Young - May 20, 2014
As fate would have it, the classically trained, beatboxing, live looping violinist's joyous set at the Wonder Ballroom on May 19 celebrated his own brand of effervescent pop as well as marriage...
