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Rollin’ Through Life

Folk hip-hop musician Rich Rollins’ album release show with Apex Predators is Sept. 20.

EW-ExtraMusic 2 weeks ago

Sometimes opposites attract, or at least that’s how indie folk and hip-hop musician Rich Rollins views these two very different genres. He’s been working on … Continue reading →

How a Pete Seeger Clone found the Blues

Local blues musician Walker T Ryan performs part 5 of his Houndstooth Public House Residency on Sept. 20.

Music 2 weeks ago

Walker T Ryan is a Eugene blues, folk and Americana music staple who is nearing the conclusion of his six-show residency at the Houndstooth Public … Continue reading →

Kruder & Dorfmeister

K&D Sessions live at the Crystal Ballroom [9.12.25, Portland, OR]

EW-ExtraMusic 2 weeks ago

The Best Day Ever

Thundercat, Smino, MIKE, and Soundsbydonta pull up to Aminé’s second annual hometown fest in Portland [9.14.25]

EW-ExtraMusic 2 weeks ago

Funny for a Law Professor

NYC Comedian Liz Glazer headlines the Wildish Theater’s ‘Queerly Beloved’ Sept. 13

ComedyEW-Extra 3 weeks ago

For New York-based comedian Liz Glazer, finding out she wanted to be a comic was a lot like when she realized she was lesbian. “I … Continue reading →

Covering the Covers

Art exhibit celebrating album covers on display in Dot Dotson’s Gallery through Oct. 2.

Arts 3 weeks ago

Bradley Cook knows a thing or two about album covers, having photographed the album cover for Buddy Guy’s Born to Play Guitar, which won the … Continue reading →

Tracing Bloodlines

Eugene artist Yvonne Stubbs explores her Black and Indigenous American heritage with Bloodlines: A Personal Journey Through Art, Memory and Heritage at City Hall Gallery

Arts 3 weeks ago

Eugene artist Yvonne Stubbs chronicles discovering Indigenous heritage along with her Black family line with Bloodlines: A Personal Journey Through Art, Memory and Heritage. The … Continue reading →

A Spotlight on the Kids and Printmaking

The Mayor’s Teen Art Show and the Emerald Print Exchange exhibit is at Maude Kerns Art Center

Arts 3 weeks ago

It’s partly a show to spotlight teen artists, most of whom have never had their art work shown in a professional gallery setting. But the … Continue reading →

Comedy Central

Eugene’s second full-time comedy club, Lexy’s, opens in early 2026

Comedy 3 weeks ago

Lexis Shardé has a lot going on: She hosts several pop-up stand-up comedy shows at different venues in Eugene each month, performs with her Eugene-based … Continue reading →

Big Money and a Circus of Love

PDX Jazz presents former Stephen Colbert bandleader and Grammy award winning musician Jon Batiste at the Cuthbert Amphitheater on Sept. 16. 

Music 3 weeks ago

On Sept.16, 22-time Grammy-nominated musician Jon Batiste performs his Big Money tour for one of the last shows of Cuthbert Amphitheater’s 2025 Summer Concert Series. … Continue reading →

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