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Music: Page 31

Burning Man

Delayed by the pandemic, Bruce Cockburn’s 50th-anniversary tour arrives in Eugene

Music 4 years ago

On the occasion of a 50th-anniversary tour and in preparation for a two-CD greatest hits collection, what is the best approach to evaluating an artist’s … Continue reading →

The American Poet

Big Thief’s Adrianne Lenker performs solo in Eugene

Music 4 years ago

Eugene audiences have every opportunity to see great live music, but rarely do we have the chance to catch an artist so creatively potent and … Continue reading →

Still Cray After All These Years 

Bluesman Robert Cray and his band return to Eugene, where the group was initially founded 

Music 4 years ago

The Robert Cray Band has won five Grammy awards and has played alongside some of the giants of blues. But the origin story of the … Continue reading →

Grammy-nominated indie folk musician Gregory Alan Isakov returns to Eugene

Music 4 years ago

About a decade ago, Grammy-nominated indie-folk artist Gregory Alan Isakov was performing hundreds of shows a year, and, otherwise, living most of his life on … Continue reading →

Celebrate in song with Eugene Concert Choir and Eugene Vocal Arts

Music 4 years ago

When it was time to draw up a program for the holiday season, Diane Retallack, the artistic director of the Eugene Concert Choir and Eugene … Continue reading →

Immigrant Song

No-No Boy brings engaging nonfiction pop music about the Asian American experience to the Hult Center

Music 4 years ago

Portland musician Julian Saporiti, who performs as No-No Boy, tells me with a note of sarcasm that spring break 2019 was the worst ever. That’s … Continue reading →

Tish Hinojosa

Music 4 years ago

She was last in Eugene in 2019, before the pandemic, and she brought in a full house. The acclaimed Texas-based Tish Hinojosa returns to Eugene … Continue reading →

Halloween Show-lo-ween

Eugene’s Bluphoria tops a broad menu of live music in town for the spooky weekend

Music 4 years ago

One long year after 2020’s quiet pandemic Halloween, a long list of live music and music-related events is returning to mark the Halloweekend in Eugene. … Continue reading →

Bee Jazzy With Beyond Toxics

Beyond Toxics, 20 years young, cuts loose with Halie Loren to save Oregon’s bees

BlogMusic 4 years ago

Bees, those wonderful pollinators who play an integral role in the larger picture of global health and nutrition, take a bow Thursday, Oct. 21, with … Continue reading →

The Balancing Act

Ascendant Seattle rock group The Black Tones perform in Eugene

Music 4 years ago

Twin sibling Seattle musicians Eva and Cedric Walker balance each other out. The pair play together in The Black Tones, performing Oct. 16 at the … Continue reading →

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