The Disaster Twins
Brooklyn-based folk-noir duo plays Cottage Grove
The Brew Station & Coast Fork Feed in Cottage Grove features beer, food, animal feed and live music. If there was ever a more “you … Continue reading
Music Archive
The Sound of Politics
Music inspired by politics and war takes the music throne in Eugene
Before human-caused climate change was humanity’s weapon of choice for destroying life, nuclear weapons were the go-to. The man most responsible for turning them into … Continue reading
Two of a Kind
L.A. duo Kolars returns to Eugene
When she was a little girl, Lauren Brown, percussionist with Los Angeles duo Kolars, was about to go on stage for a dance recital, but … Continue reading
Into the Wild
EDM musician evokes the American West
Entire schools of American art have been inspired and influenced by the sweeping vistas of the western U.S., from the great landscape painters to the … Continue reading
Singin’ in the Rain
Eugene’s thriving, unique karaoke scene is more than just an ‘empty orchestra’
I’m not expecting much when I walk into The Barn Light for its weekly Thursday night karaoke. The place is dimly lit and crowded, and … Continue reading
Look Back to Heritage
Chicago-based Mariachi Herencia de Mexico comes to the Hult Center
The Hult Center is the perfect place for Mariachi Herencia de Mexico, says Director César Maldonado, because mariachi is a high art and should be … Continue reading
The Kids Are Alright
Massachusetts indie pop band plays Eugene
On “No Way Sit Back,” the opening track from And the Kids‘ brand-new release When This Life is Over, vocalist Hannah Mohan sings: “Everything I … Continue reading
Pure Pop
Eugene native Anna Gilbert gets catchy with her new outfit WYLDR
Anna Gilbert is one of the better musicians to come out of Eugene, ever. A 2010 winner of this paper’s “Next Big Thing” contest, Gilbert’s … Continue reading
Sax Maniacs
Melt the winter blues with some hot music coming to town
Word of the day: “brasshouse.” That’s the term applied to bands like Moon Hooch, which plays the WOW Hall next Tuesday, March 12. They blend … Continue reading
Entresol
In this week’s episode of Eugene Weekly’s What’s Happening podcast, EW arts contributor Will Kennedy talks with musician Joshua Isaac Finch of Entresol on the new release How Quickly We Normalize What Feels Like The End Of The World. Kennedy also previews some upcoming concerts and we listen to some tracks from ICED and Childspeak.