As April 12 approached and Portland’s rain refused to relent, I have to admit, I almost sold off my ticket to Whitney’s
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By Eva Love Ever since they were discovered in the subways of New York, Moon Hooch has made a name for itself
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The audience at a Red Hot Chili Peppers concert is a lot like what I imagine the audience at a Trump rally
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IT IS A RITE OF passage for artists to struggle before achieving success in the music industry: traveling from city to city,
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By Harrison Puterbaugh BASEMENT’S CURRENT North American tour comes after some prolonged apprehension as to the direction of the band. Officially broken
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By Ben Weinstein THERE WAS something heartwarming about attending a sold out Frankie Cosmos show in Portland, 2,894.5 miles away from her
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BY CADE MILLER YUNG LEAN is the perfect example of an artist that could’ve only existed and rose to prominence through the
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BY MOLLY KIEFER & BEN WEINSTEIN MICHIGAN/OHIO quintet Citizen have been on the road since early March in support of their latest LP,
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BY LESLIE MUIR WHEN ALIOU TOURÉ took the stage on Monday night at the Doug Fir Lounge, he clutched his guitar close.
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By Ben Weinstein /// Arts Editor It’s unfortunate that this clarification needs to be made, but based on comments I’ve received throughout
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By Sydney Owada /// Opinions Editor A conversation between violin, cello, and piano filled Flanagan Chapel at the start of the Lewis & Clark
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