Femme Diversifiée
Siri Vik’s Femme Fatale opens Friday at The Shedd
For some musicians, performing is just stepping onto a stage, singing into a mic, playing a guitar, hitting a few drums — or whatever else … Continue reading
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Someday My Prince Will Come
A new-old look at a classic tale in Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella at the Hult
It’s not every day that an established playwright and screenwriter passes on an opportunity to create an updated Broadway show, but that’s just what Douglas … Continue reading
Mile-High Dream Folk
Colorado musician Gregory Alan Isakov is used to fronting rock bands — or singing alone with just his guitar. So he has to reach to … Continue reading
New Symphony Conductor Named
And Eugene loses a quiet arts leader
To absolutely no one’s surprise, Francesco Lecce-Chong has been named the new music director of the Eugene Symphony. Wednesday’s announcement concludes the symphony’s yearlong search … Continue reading
Big Eyes, Big Sound
Singer-guitarist Kait Eldridge is the epitome of a dedicated bandleader. She’s prevailed through various line-up changes and relocations across the country, all while remaining the … Continue reading
Don’t Let The Bastards Down
Not A Part Of It performing live for Lincoln st. sessions
Eugene Weekly presents Not A Part Of It performing live at the EW offices on Lincoln st. Not A Part Of IT: Don’t Let The … Continue reading
Soul’d Out Music Fest 2017
Our favorite moments on and off stage
Art Talks
Having Cultural Conversations at OSU
Have you ever tried to repeat a phrase until it loses its meaning? Take “appreciating diversity,” for instance. It’s one of those phrases repeated so … Continue reading
Smoke ’em If You Got ’em
Diet Cig lights up The Boreal
Pop music has long been about teen angst, social anxiety and sexual confusion. And Brooklyn two-piece Diet Cig — touring behind their hotly anticipated (and, … Continue reading
Beauty and the Body
Julie Berkbuegler’s ‘Liquid Gold’ at Barn Light East
The idea of using found objects in art goes back to the beginning of the modern era, more than a hundred years ago, when Marcel … Continue reading