The Gamers
Eugene experimental classical musician Chris Mothersole celebrates his new album, Press Start, Oct. 1 at Art House. Mothersole, a clarinetist and composer, is a doctoral … Continue reading
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Catch The Phantom
Get ready for Halloween with The Phantom A.D. at Ghost Town Outfitters
California rock musician Harley Isaac Rother, known as The Phantom, says McDonald’s restaurants aren’t what they used to be. Rother’s band, The Phantom A.D., performs … Continue reading
Fútbol Fanatics
Kickoff Eugene’s pro-soccer era at Footy Fest
Professional soccer arrives in Eugene next year. To spread the word, the new team, Sporting Cascades FC, hosts Footy Fest Sept. 27 at Civic Park. … Continue reading
Jazzy Journey Across the World
After traveling the world, local musician Susanna Meyer performs global music with jazz interpretation at the Wildish Sept. 19 After decades of traveling the world … Continue reading
Rockin’ and Raisin’
Support Everyone Village nonprofit with a night of music, food and fundraising
Rock into fall at Everyone Fest Sept. 19, headlined by yacht rock cover band Candy Apple Bleu. This is the first official music festival for … Continue reading
Coming Down the Mountain
Former Hillstomp member debuts new band in Eugene
Henry Hill Kammerer, formerly of Portland junkyard punk-and-blues duo Hillstomp, debuts his new band, Whipsaw, Sept. 19 at Blairally. Whipsaw comes to Eugene on their … Continue reading
Revisiting the Heights
Kenny Wayne Shepherd talks child stardom, the music industry and revisiting his first album 30 years later
Kenny Wayne Shepherd was among the ’90s blues revival, where a generation of rock guitarists came out of the woodwork to use the 12-bar traditions … Continue reading
Border Crossings
Celtic and Castilian folk group San Miguel Fraser performs in Eugene
San Miguel Fraser is a duo that bills itself as playing a blend of Celtic and Castilian folk music. But according to Galen Fraser, son … Continue reading
When You’re a Stranger
The musical speed dating event that has helped build Eugene’s music scene
Finding connection these days is rough. It’s messy, complicated and feels almost impossible. If you work up the nerve to approach someone (which takes forever … Continue reading
Strumming Stability
Guitar lessons build trust at Community Supported Shelters
Jordan Bunker gently holds the neck of an amber-colored guitar, strumming chords. He visits the circular shelter at Community Supported Shelters weekly, to sit with … Continue reading