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Andy Dick Friday, May 18 Historic Elsinore Theatre, 170 High St. SE 8 p.m., $25-35, all-ages Andy Dick will bring his new one-man show to the Historic Elsinore Theatre this month as part of a new series by Ravens Flight …
K Records’ LAKE visits Christo’s
Olympia experimental pop combo LAKE is scheduled to perform at 9 p.m. on Thursday, May 24 at Christo’s Pizzeria & Lounge (1108 Broadway St. NE) with Portland layered
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Friday, May 4 Stan McMahon, Beautiful Sunsets Gilgamesh Lounge, 210 Liberty St. SE 9 p.m., free, 21+ With DJs replacing local and regional bands at many of the high-paying gigs, and the
Willamette’s Wulapalooza brings Yacht and more to Salem
Now in its 14th year, Willamette University’s “annual Earth, art and music festival” Wulapalooza is scheduled for Saturday, April 21 with a headlining lineup including nationally recognized buzz
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Thursday, April 19 Hotel California “A Tribute to The Eagles” Historic Elsinore Theatre, 170 High St. SE 7:30 p.m., $30, all ages Tribute bands are more than just your buddies pretending to
Blitzen Trapper to headline Brewfest
Portland-by-way-of-Salem alternative folk heroes Blitzen Trapper are slated to headline the Brewfest at The Oregon Garden at 9 p.m. on Saturday, April 28. The festival begins with a
Alt-folk outfit Horse Feathers to play Grand
Influential independent label Kill Rock Stars’ blossoming alternative folk band Horse Feathers is making a stop on its North American tour on Saturday, April 14 to headline an
Live Beat -Cherry City Music Festival
The fifth-annual Cherry City Music Festival is upon us, and event organizer Ross Swartenzdruber and his volunteers have put together a bar-heavy schedule of free shows with a
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Saturday, March 24 Projections, Ashylus, Prepare for Impact and more A-Frame, 5775 Gaffin Rd.t 7 p.m., $7, all-ages Northwest touring hardcore bands Projections and Ashylus will team up with Albany’s Prepare for
Hip Hop artist Matty releases free album online
Salem hip-hopper Matty released his seventh album January 31 via the online Northwest lifestyle magazine WeOutHere.net. Not coincidentally, the magazine is co-owned/operated by former Salem-based M.C. “The KidEspi,”





















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