They Saw the Light
Eugene old-time folk duo release new album, Due to Darkness
As a songwriter, Eugene musician Liat Tova Lis works best when she’s in motion. “Usually on my bike,” Tova Lis says. “I find a little … Continue reading
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Symphonic Dissonance
Administrative changes, unhappy choristers and a sabbatical for the executive director at Eugene Symphony
As Eugene Symphony musicians tune up for their season opening concert on Sept. 26, a sour note behind the scenes has led to some singers … Continue reading
Randy Rainbow
His rainbow stretches from coast to coast, though it did have a minor communication gap for an interview request with Eugene Weekly. No worries, maybe … Continue reading
Oregon Soccer Beats Buffalo with Overtime Goal
Oregon's Emma Eddy keeps team from ending non-conference series on a tie
Oregon (4-1-3) should’ve easily beat Buffalo (3-3-1) Sunday, Sept. 22. They dominated the game: The offense had several shots, had ball possession for the majority of … Continue reading
Because I Got High
Afroman, who settled a lawsuit in 2018 for punching a woman, plays The Nightclub @ Kowloon's Friday
Roll another blunt, yeah (ooh ooh ooh) La la da da da da, la da da La da da da, la da da da, la … Continue reading
The (Dis)Consolation of Art
Film adaptation of Donna Tartt’s Pulitzer-winning novel The Goldfinch misses the mark
When I heard there was going to be a movie adaptation of Donna Tartt’s The Goldfinch, the first thing I thought was, “Well, that’s going … Continue reading
Brian Posehn Talks Professional Wrestling, Wants to Be Happy Hippie Now
Standing at six-foot seven-inches, comedian Brian Posehn never really thought about becoming a professional wrestler. Once he grew into his size and saw professional wrestlers … Continue reading
WOW! It’s a Rummage Sale
Have you moved into a new apartment for the school year and in need of extremely cheap kitchen appliances or extra clothing? All of this … Continue reading
Symphonic Groove
Eugene Symphony’s got contemporary music on the program. That’s great! We want more.
If you only heard him play and sing in his bluegrass band, you’d peg him as a folkie/Americana musician. If you spotted him in the … Continue reading
Crisis of Faith
Existential despair, droning doom and black metal in Mizmor
Mizmor is a one-man, Portland-based black metal project. Its dense, towering music first emerged through a personal crisis of faith. Multi-instrumentalist Liam Neighbors, who performs … Continue reading