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Arts: Page 172

Screaming Truth Over Lies

Lacey Sturm takes her righteous punk sensibility to McDonald Theatre

Music 8 years ago

Punk is a multifaceted counterculture. Some people swear by its political roots with their right hand on the grunge doctrine, while others solely support its … Continue reading →

Unholy Heaviness

Portland rockers Holy Grove bring their snaky sludge to Eugene

Music 8 years ago

Gregg Emley, bassist with Portland hard rockers Holy Grove, tells me his bandmates wanted to workshop their new material on the road before heading back … Continue reading →

An Evening with David Rawlings

Live at McDonald Theatre [3.8.18]

Music 8 years ago

Among those in the know, including the adoring fans who packed McDonald Theatre to see him play March 8, David Rawlings is one of the … Continue reading →

Last Week Live

Santana, DJ Jazzy Jeff, They Might Be Giants and Taj Mahal

Music 8 years ago

The Wages of War

University Theatre mounts a timely production of Bertolt Brecht’s political masterpiece Mother Courage and Her Children

Theater 8 years ago

Shock, horror! A three-and-a-half hour reminder about how we haven’t changed much as a society in more than 300 years. My babysitter was none too … Continue reading →

MexAmericana

Llorona celebrate the release of So Far from the World Above

Music 8 years ago

Eugene musician Marietta Bonaventure says she’d played in so many bands around town she felt “there’s really no music that needs to be played right … Continue reading →

A Kinder Murder

Two girls, feeling and unfeeling, plan a murder in director Cory Finley’s dark thriller Thoroughbreds

Film 8 years ago

What, exactly, is a sociopath? Surprisingly, despite its widespread use these days as a term to describe everything from U.S. presidents to office colleagues, sociopath … Continue reading →

Zipper Kingdom

Squirrel Nut Zippers bring out their first album in almost two decades

Music 8 years ago

James “Jimbo” Mathus, bandleader with Dixieland jazz revivalists Squirrel Nut Zippers, says stories of “weird old New Orleans” inspired Beasts of Burgundy, the band’s first … Continue reading →

Dad Music, Too

All the classical and rock classics

Music 8 years ago

Ernest Hemingway played the cello. He went on to do a bunch of other stuff, too, after those childhood lessons in Illinois, like bullfighting in … Continue reading →

Let's Get It On

Breakers Yard performing live at the EW offices

Lincoln St. Sessions 8 years ago

Eugene Weekly presents Breakers Yard performing ‘Next Big Town’ for #lincolnstreetsessions live at the EW offices. Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a … Continue reading →

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