As part of their “The Wherever Tour”, Atmosphere stopped by Portland’s Roseland Theater on February 21, 2020. This performance was in tandem with the recent release of their newest studio album “Whenever”. Certified veterans in the hip-hop game, this is their seventh album and certainly not their last. Continue Reading
On January 28th, Nashville-based pop and rock singer-songwriter, Ron Pope played Portland, OR’s Aladdin Theater. Continue Reading
On August 25th, California native Madison Cunningham played Portland, OR’s Oregon Zoo Amphitheatre. Cunningham opened for well-known singer-songwriter, Amos Lee. Continue Reading
On March 14th, Canadian rock band Metric played Portland, OR’s Crystal Ballroom. Continue Reading
On January 20th, indie rock band, Hippo Campus, played Portland, OR’s Crystal Ballroom. Hippo Campus was accompanied by alt rock band, Sure Sure. Hippo Campus played several tracks songs from their 2017 released album, “Landmark”, including “Way It Goes” and “Simple Season”. Hippo Campus’ upbeat guitar riffs mixed with the bandmates high energy had the whole crowd bouncing and grooving during their set. Continue Reading
Hirie is a reggae band based out of San Diego, CA. The band originally started by lead singer Trish who does an amazing job of merging reggae and pop together. This tour is particularly special because it is Hirie’s FIRST headlining tour! Continue Reading
On November 11th, singer-songwriter, Korey Dane, played Portland, OR’s Bunk Bar. Korey Dane was accompanied by alt rock band, Gold Star. Korey Dane played several tracks songs from his newly released album, “Chamber Girls” including “Half Asleep” and “Hard Times”. Continue Reading
On October 27th, Canadian indie pop/rock band, Alvvays, played the Doug Fir Lounge in Portland, OR. Alvvays was accompanied by indie rock band, Jay Som. Alvvays kicked off their set with a few songs from their newly released album, “Antisocialites” including “In Undertow” and “Plimsoll Punks”. Continue Reading
It’s been three years since Nick Murphy visited Portland, and a lot has changed since he last came. Within this time period, he changed his stage name from Chet Faker to his actual name Nick Murphy. This came about as he wanted to change his music process and be able to claim his identity as a musician with his real name. Even though he changed his name, it certainly hasn’t hindered his talent or fan base. Continue Reading
Last weekend, everyone’s favorite starboy arrived in Portland for his Starboy World Tour. The Weeknd aka Abel Tesfaye has undoubtedly become a pop-culture force in the past few years, and I was stoked to finally see him in Portland. Continue Reading