By Lars Campbell // Charley Gray died of cancer on Friday, November 7th. He spent 27 years educating generations of Jazz musicians at Portland State University.

It was an amazing night of music and community to support Beatlore and the Jeremy Wilson Foundation at the Alberta Rose Theatre. This event was made possible by the generosity of Troy Williver and ...

By TOM D'ANTONI // Paul Brainard (emphasis Brain ) plays many guitars, horns, keys and others. He writes, produces and arranges and specializes in playing an instrument ...

Celebrating the life of cellist Jacqueline du Pre, one of the great cellists of the last generation, who died very prematurely of multiple sclerosis at the age of 42, in 1987.

Two intros, no waiting. What happened was that we had technical problems putting this up on SoundCloud. After many emails, texts and phone calls, it got fixed. In the meantime, here is my original ...

Don't get discouraged by the name, Fleetmac Wood is no Fleetwood Mac cover band. Rather the anagram of the name represents the groups ability to remix Fleetwood Mac into something entirely new and ...

The unstoppable blunt-ripping killdozers of death metal, Bonginator, will be hot-boxing Portland’s High Limit Room on November 24 th with their infectious onslaught of buck nasty breakdowns and ...

Performing on the Paddock stage Thursday night in support of his debut solo album, “Wait Til I Get Over”, Durand Jones brought nonstop energy and positivity to inaugurate Day 1 of Pickathon 2024.

By ANTHONY PIDGEON //Project Pabst: Japanese Breakfast 2025 at Tom McCall Waterfront Park on July 27th By ANTHONY PIDGEON // Japanese Breakfast, featuring Eugene’s own Michelle Zauner, on the Unicorn ...

The Norman Sylvester Band celebrated 40 years of music in front of a packed house at the Alberta Rose Theater on Sunday night with his current and former band members featuring Rob Shoemaker, Lenanne ...

Tamar Berk performed songs from both her current and older albums at Music Millennium on Nov. 23, 2024. She was accompanied by bassist Steve Denekas and her daughter, Tuesday Denekas.

Sierra Hull performed at the Aladdin Theater to a completely sold-out and standing-room audience. Stephanie Lambing opened for her and closed with a duet.