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Artificially Intelligent Primitives, Skipping Red
AIP is a three-piece Hard Rock band based out of San Luis Obispo, California. Combining Heavy Metal guitar riffs, melodic bass lines, relatable lyrics, and groovy backbeats, AIP crafts a sound that brings their musical vision to life.
Drawing inspiration from legendary bands like Primus, Pantera, Trivium, Soundgarden, and Tool. AIP delivers a fresh, reimagined take on Hard Rock, blending power, melody, and groove in every performance.
Skipping Red is an independent PDX band bringing back nostalgia and rock n roll!
Baby Smooth, Jalen Thompson
We’re Baby Smooth! Where queer meets rage meets silk meets sex meets revolution! Eugene, OR
Jalen Thompson is a rapper and spoken word poet based in Eugene, OR
The Gold Souls, Mr. Vale's Math Class
9pm $8 Adv. / $10 Door 21+
The driving grooves of funk, rich textures of soul, and the compelling storytelling of the blues converge through The Gold Souls’ unique brand of boogie. Captivating lyrics tell modern tales, while fresh arrangements propel a classic sound, inspiring audiences everywhere with positive messages straight from the heart to the dance floor.
Led by the dynamic Juniper Waller, the group is made up of young talent hailing from the Bay and Sacramento areas, and boasts the region's first all women horn section. With Alex Severson on the keys, Billy D. Thompson on the drums, Madison Armstrong on saxophone, Liliana Moore on trumpet, Kari Anne Estrada on trombone, Chris Paisley on guitar, and Avery Jeffry on bass, each member has a hand in writing and song composition, making The Gold Souls a truly collaborative effort.
You may or may not learn anything with Mr. Vale's Math Class but you're guaranteed to have a good time. This six piece funk band has horns that knock down the door and percussion-laden grooves that are the perfect accompaniment to any dance party. While you're at it, come grab some pots and pans & join in.
Alongside Jordan Vale on keys, trumpet and vocals, Mr. Vale’s Math Class includes musicians Nick Hamel on guitar, Patrick Golichnik on bass, James Ford on drums, Miette LaPierre on vocals, JD Erickson on saxophone along with a rotating cast of dynamic guest musicians.
Mr. Vale's Math Class seeks to evoke curiosity and create moments of play. Through our songwriting we explore anxiety and complex emotions, hoping to normalize the absurdity of being human and invite listeners to move their bodies, laugh, shout, and take life a little less seriously.
Our songs may bring a listener back to their formative school days and the emotions they experienced as they learned about math and maybe felt overwhelmed by the demand for right answers. Revisiting these familiar concepts, we introduce play in hopes to spark fresh curiosity and self-compassion.
Sara B 3 & 45 RPM, Tinta Turnter *OUTDOOR STAGE*
Sara B 3 & 45 RPM are a ten piece soul revue, playing Soul and R&B hits from the 1960s & ‘70s.
Tinta Turnter: Turnt your life around, one booty clap at a time.
Reb & The Good News, Bendre The Giant *OUTDOOR STAGE*
7:30pm $10 Adv. / $12 Door All Ages until 9pm
Reb & the Good News is a Portland based funk-pop, world, and soul group that brings optimism to the dance floor. Catchy horn lines and sultry vocals soar over grooves that you can’t help but move to. The band is led by vocalist and guitarist Reb Conner, whose songs reach for hope in a world under pressure. Her songwriting influences span many genres including afrobeat, jazz, cumbia, reggae, r&b and country, and she uses genre as a tool to portray emotion. Reb believes that through feeling deeply and dancing together, we can face all that we’re up against in this life. She is supported by her creative partner, sax and keys player Leon Cotter, (a touring member of the California Honeydrops), as well as some of Portland’s heaviest hitters: Cyrus Nabipoor on trumpet, Ross Garlow on bass, Kirk Kalbfleisch on drums and percussionist Carmelo Torres on percussion.
Reb & the Good News released their debut album “Wings” on May 11th 2021. This album is a culmination of a lifetime searching for Reb’s own voice in music. At 19, her love affair with music began by playing songs around a beach fire in her coastal hometown of Lincoln City. During a subsequent trip to Europe with a guitar, jazz was the music that most spoke to her, and she returned to the States to pursue an education. Reb went to music school at the age of 21 not yet knowing a major scale. With a lot of catching up to do, her education lasted all of 7 years, starting at LCC and finishing at the University of Oregon where she focused on Jazz guitar. Reb left her last collaborative project, High Step society in 2018, and moved from Eugene to Portland ready to tell her own story and bring her own aesthetic to life.
From Portland, Oregon, BendreTheGiant is the vessel for Ben Estrada’s music. Estrada has been releasing music since 2020, but his forthcoming EP marks the first time he has brought in outside collaborators- Upon relocating to Eugene, Estrada reconnected with longtime friend and accomplished Pianist Delos Erickson, who assisted in assembling a group of seasoned local players to contribute to Estrada's solo compositions.
Mal, The Folly, Draggernaut
MAL: Original heavyprog, alt, spacerock power trio from the deep , dark bowels of Van Nuys, CA affectionately known as the "Hall and Oates of Metal"
For the last five years The Folly has been focusing on playing live shows and writing material.
Their music is infused with dramatic lyrics and deployed from a dark, satirical perspective.
Combined with heavy guitar harmonies, melodies, and a fierce rhythm section, The Folly pounds
a primal feeling into your chest.
Draggernaut is here to kick ass and chew bubble gum. Etzel. Dylan. Tadd. Rock n’ Roll from the PNW
Arthur Buezo
Where Arthur Buezo is from and has developed cant be pin-pointed, as he has travelled for all of his life. Throughout these travels, music has been the main constant for him. Arthur Buezo has been a professional musician since 2010 and now is a One-Man-Band performer bringing the self titled genre, Savage Folk. While keeping original music alive and well, sooner or later he will come to a venue near you.
- Basin Beat
The unique savage folk sound of Arthur Buezo amazed the crowd in attendance at the 2022 Klamath Folk Festival held Saturday at the Ross Ragland Theater (Image: Brian Gailey). However, it might have been the deep, edgy, soulful voice of the one-man band Arthur Buezo that stole the show.
Buezo’s latest album is titled “Savage Folk.” However, it might be a title more fitting to his performance style. Dressed in a dark suit and a large brim hat, Buezo sat behind a drum strumming a guitar. He stomped the drum with his right foot and shook a tambourine on his left. A small amp for his guitar sat slightly behind him on a milk crate. Buezo completed the look by decorating his drum with pelts, antlers, and the horn of a gramophone.
Buezo performed originals for the festival crowd and capped his performance with the unique guitar riffs matching his rustic vocals in “Valhalla.”
The independent self-funded and self-produced folk star has been a traveling professional musician since 2010 doing 100+ shows per year. Originally from upstate New York, he now calls Beatty, Oregon home. During the show, Buezo played his favorites. Yet also recanted stories of his new life in Beatty and how important community is to him. Buezo even mentioned converting a shipping container into a recording studio on his land. A place where he can continue to do his own unique style of music.
Bon Bon Vivant
9pm $10 Adv. / $12 Door 21+
Bon Bon Vivant’s dynamic sound fuses the pulse of their New Orleans home with the grit of indie and the heart of Americana. In the hands of frontwoman Abigail Cosio and saxophonist/vocalist Jeremy Kelley, Bon Bon Vivant's music is a tribute to life, from the chaotic to the captivating and everything in between.
Cosio and Kelley have built their home on stage, where their bandmates are like family and every show is a gathering of their ever-growing community. Their marriage and creative partnership is foundational to Bon Bon Vivant’s musical identity. Together, they craft a sound that balances infectious energy with introspective depth, drawing listeners into a world of captivating rhythms and evocative storytelling. Their eccentricity is as likely to captivate a curious NPR listener as it is to draw in the wandering festival-goer.
For Bon Bon Vivant, live performance is about more than music—it’s storytelling in motion. Their shows are charged and immersive, pulling audiences into a world that’s both intimate and theatrical. Lead songwriter Abigail Cosio crafts songs that unfold like vignettes—emotional, witty, with a hint of the macabre.
Bon Bon Vivant's music is, at its core, a celebration of life in all its messy, beautiful contradictions. Their songs revel in the joys of existence while acknowledging the ever-present specter of loss, a balance deeply embedded in the ethos of New Orleans itself. The band's performances carry this philosophy forward, transforming venues into communal gatherings where revelry and reflection can coexist.
Bon Bon Vivant is proving that it’s more than possible to exist beyond any one label or set of expectations. They are musicians, storytellers, and enthusiastic ambassadors of a city that embraces contradiction and complexity — and they invite you to join in the dance.
DJ Mel
10pm $3 21+
DJ MEL spinning all your favorite hits and jams from every decade! 70s, 80s, 90s and into the millennium!!
All vinyl, rock, pop, punk, electro, hip hop
Tinta Turnter & Chris Undermind - BLAIRALLY’S 14 YEAR ANNIVERSARY RAGE FEST DANCE PARTY THROW DOWN!!!
Tinta Turnter is a Eugene-local house music DJ that made their debut at Whiteaker Block Party in 2017. They love mixing tech house, Latin tech, bass house, breaks, and everything in between. Their only real desire is to make the booty bounce, and bounce it will.
Chris Undermind - MC / Lyricist - Electronic Music Live Performer / DJ - based out of Eugene, Oregon.
Project Night w/ McVittie!
9pm FREE! 21+
Bring a project to work on or get guidance from McVittie with help to fix or create something fun!
HILLSTOMP - Farewell Eugene Show!!! Don’t miss your LAST CHANCE to see Hillstomp live!!!
9pm $12 Adv. / $15 Door 21+
Portland Oregon junkbox blues duo HILLSTOMP is infamous for digging through the dumps and forgotten backwoods of American music, recycling traditional elements into a refreshing and distinctive brand of do-it-yourself hill country blues stomp. North Mississippi trance blues, a bit of Appalachia, and a dash of punkabilly come clanging and tumbling from assorted buckets, cans and BBQ lids, all drenched in rambunctious slide guitar. Somehow it works.
Despite their homemade instruments and novel approach, Hillstomp is no novelty act.
Hillstomp’s memorable live performances tap into a magic that cannot be rehearsed, converting outlaws and traditionalists alike from skeptics into preachers.
Hillstomp is an American punk blues duo consisting of Henry Hill Kammerer and John "Lord Buckets" Johnson from Portland, Oregon,[1] known for unique versions of traditional material and energetic live performances. They are also known for original material. Notable originals include "Northeast Portland 3AM", "Lucy's Lament" and "Graverobber's Blues". Hillstomp was featured in the third season of "Sons of Anarchy". Hillstomp has toured the US, and Europe since 2002.
In December 2005, their album The Woman that Ended the World was named Album of the Year by Portland alternative weekly Willamette Week.
Hillstomp credits R.L. Burnside as one of their biggest musical influences. They are considered to be forerunners in the modern two piece blues revival, along with the Black Keys, Doo Rag, and the White Stripes.
Smokey Mirror, Breath, Creep Creep Janga
Smokey Mirror is a spicy 4-piece psychedelic-blues Boogie band from Texas.
Portland Oregon's bass guitar and drum duo Breath began through a drive of songwriting and spiritual seeking, coalescing into their debut Primeval Transmissions released in 2021 by Desert Records. Growling high decibel distortion to restrained incense laden marches. Breath continues to paint outside their canvas with new additions of keys and guitar to the duo in 2024. FFO Grails, YOB, & OM.
Creep Creep Janga plays heavy stoner blues with wailing vocals, big melodic low end, screaming stoned delta guitar, and droning snake rhythm's.
Common Koi, Bowl Peace, Rainbow City Park, Grasp, Topeka Clementine
8pm $10 21+
Common Koi is a dance rock band from Eugene, OR
Bowl Peace is twea pop from Eugene, OR
Rainbow City Park is an indie-rock/dream pop band from Northern California. The group draws inspiration from the 90s alt-rock scene and modern artists such as Phoebe Bridgers, Diiv, and Pinegrove. RCP is based out of Sacramento, Davis, and San Francisco.
Forming in 2021, Chris O’Keefe (guitar) began working through an initial collection of riffs, adding Ryan Williams (drums), Dani Judith (lead vocals, guitar), and Nick Nassab (guitar, vocals) to fill out the lineup. In 2022, RCP extensively toured the Northern California music scene behind an early collection of guitar-heavy tunes. Quickly being recognized for their tight and energetic performances, they finished the year supporting Japanese Breakfast and The National Parks at Sacramento’s Farm-to-Fork Festival.
They released “Broken Record / Dad Jeans” and “Convince You” in 2023 and continued to develop their sound through a busy tour schedule, including supporting Wild Child at Sacramento’s Concerts in the Park. “Valentine’s Day 1999” was released in early 2024 to critical acclaim and high praise from the West Coast indie scene. In support of the release, the group toured up and down California performing alongside artists such as Royel Otis, Katy Kirby, Ben Nichols of Lucero, Wilt, Mom Cars, Couch Dog, Sour Widows, and The Moondrops.
In the spring, the group held a weeklong residency at the Panoramic House with producer Mike Davis to record their debut EP, set to be released in early 2025. Blending waves of washy guitar and dynamic percussion, Judith’s voice is front and center on this diverse, five-song collection exploring themes of growth and desire. The band’s latest single “Complicate This” was released in October 2024, teasing the sound to come on their upcoming EP.
“Sometimes things just click, music melds, and something special comes together. This was the case for Rainbow City Park, a Davis and Sacramento-based indie band that is taking off – right in our backyard” – The Dirt
Grasp’s sound is hard to place. It draws from a variety of genres and artists. From upright bassist Avishai Cohen to singer-songwriter and rocker Jeff Buckley, there is a wide range of influences in the band.
“I would have to describe it on a spectrum. If you put jazz and hard rock at the opposite ends of the spectrum the sounds just fall between them,” guitarist Gibsen Andresen said. “It’s hard to put a label on it, but I guess that’s something that we take pride in on a certain level.”
Topeka Clementine is a San Diego-based music collective that blends indie, jazz, folk, and lo-fi genres. They gained popularity through social media and have a DIY ethos, according to their Instagram account. The band consists of Lana and Nash (vocalists), Kai (writer/producer), Anthony (guitar), Will (sax), Malachi (drums), and Kyre (bass).
Soultru, Ryan Simmons
9pm $8 Adv. / $10 Door
Soultru - is a soul crooner based out of the Midwest calling the Quad Cities home for 30 years. Pulling in his early influence from gospel music and The Temptations, listening to artist such as Fred Hammond and Smokie Norful along the way of a sheltered childhood crippled his love for sounds. As time passed he found artists such as Gavin Degraw (who he credits as his biggest vocal influence) R&B legend Brian McKnight, Anthony Hamilton and Kanye West who led him to find John Legend. Through friends he recently has been getting more into the indie side of hiphop a bit more and less of the mainstream.
With his newest inspiration coming from artists such as the Jacob Banks, Son Little, Allen Stone, Fake Four Inc. roster and many other similar artists.
Soultru has opened for artists such as Ceschi Ramos, Kweku Collins, Kristoff Krane, Rittz, Magic City Hippies, and Michigan Rattlers as of recently.
Without sticking to any single genre vocally, he shows the versatility to sing different styles. From being classically trained as well as having the ability to sing most genres including pop/rock/soul/indie.
Growing up in Iowa, Soultru was one of 2 boys raised by their Army vet single mother. Living in Davenport Iowa growing up in a rougher neighborhood. Music was a big part of his upbringing, through church and school.
Eventually he started writing poetry to cope with the things around him. At some point realizing that songs were pretty much poetry but sung instead of being spoken aloud.
This artist will be making moves musically for years to come.
PRIM8S, w/ Jawly, Antlope Fisherman, & DV8
9pm $8 Adv. / $10 Door
Get ready to witness the best of Boom Bap Hip Hop with PRIM8S featuring the dynamic duo of Cor One & Poison kwills. Their dynamic style and classic bars will transport you to the golden era of hip hop.
Bodhi Mojo
9pm $8 Adv. / $10 Door 21+
Bodhi Mojo is a psychedelic, five-piece jam band rooted in the good feels. Characterized by mind-bending jams and heartfelt songwriting, they never play the same show twice and leave you yearning for more.
The Band formed in 2019, and made a splash on the PNW music scene. Focusing on DIY festivals/shows, Bodhi quickly grew a wide following throughout the Pacific Northwest.
The latest pursuits include releasing a full length album 'Midnight Dojo' in July and hosting their own Mojo Family Festival. There's so much to take in from this group as they continue to rise up in the scene; be sure to stay tuned on Instagram, Spotify and Bandcamp!
You can find Bodhi Mojo playing throughout the Pacific Northwest at venues and festivals - they call Portland, OR their home.
