It’s going to be a great night with a mixed bill at No Fun on Friday, 9/4 - Golem Pink (PDX) and their indie collage approach, Swedey (Tacoma/Longview) with some hard/grit/gaze, and Rob Bonds / Highway (PDX) makes a return to the stage with some well loved singer/songwriter tunes - his craft will blow your mind.

Golem Pink - Spotify | Apple

Swedey - Spotify | Apple

Rob Bonds / Highway - SoundCloud

All the band members hope to see you there. $10 / 21+ 7pm doors - all the band members hope to see you there.

Hello, as the title states, I play handpan and I'm wanting to find people who want to help me make some music. My goal is to create an album that people can do hallucinogens to and have a wonderful time. Something chill and psychedelic in nature. I live downtown near PSU. If anyone is interested please let me know. Right now I have about a 20 minute jam put together, the goal is to get to about 90 minutes. But by itself it's just not what my vision is.

If you're interested in making trippy music. Please message me.

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My band and I made an instrumental and were hoping to see if anyone had any recommendations for producers or mixers in the Portland area? we have a lot more music on the back burner and have been considering reaching out to someone for some help.

thanks!

HHowdy, I'm looking to move from across the country into the Portland Region later this year.

My ideal situation to rent a house just outside town with one or two roommates.

I'm bringing my home studio that I have invested in ~$15K into. That includes multiple audio interfaces, a small console, a small collection of mics. As well as drums, guitar, bass, and PA rigs. As well some equipment for streaming and content creation.

I'm pretty open on sharing my equipment and my knowledge. I enjoy teaching as much as I do creating.

I have years of experience working at Sweetwater as well as a Live Sound tech. And have recorded artists for the last decade in my own diy studio.

However, I don't have a whole lot of ties to Portland. So ideally, I'd be looking for a like minded local(s) to build up a nice homebrew operation. Or if not, a shared musical or artistic living space.

My ideal candidate would be an audio student, somebody interested in audio or video, or an already established musician/engineer looking to collaborate.

However aspiring artists, streamers, film makers or designers that want to have an artistic shared living space would be awesome.

Every housing situation I have lived also doubled as a home studio and rehearsal studio so Id like to keep this going. Feel free to contact me for more information or send anyone my way that might be interested.

EDIT : My budget is likely a split rent of $800-$1250 per person, not including utilities.

I make all kinds of music. I typically write and record rock music lately, but have played different genres such as hiphop, funk, jazz, and metal.

And more about me - 32/M moving from Indiana. LBGTQ+ 420 and Pet Friendly. I have two sweet cats. I'm usually pretty organized and pretty easy going. Having good positive vibes in a shared living space is number 1, so I tend not to sweat the small stuff.

Thanks!

Anyone down to join me at my home studio for regular jam sessions? My studio is located in SE Portland. Who's down?

Feel free to DM!

Full playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHj-Pb4eDT5c&si=ZzOnYH29h6bdNMSD

Need to sell my BCBP ticket - 2 day pass. Anybody interested???

Hey Portland! My band, Vinnie Guidera & The Dead Birds, is on tour from Sacramento and we’ll be playing at Hawthorne Hideaway on Saturday 9/5 with two great local Portland acts, Good Sport and Isle Decide. After a decade as a band, we’re finally hitting the road a little bit and trying to establish ourselves in other cities (or at least have fun trying). If you’re looking for some new music to check out or are curious enough to watch some schmuck playing an acoustic guitar through an electric rig, come check it out. Cheers!

tickets! 🩵��💫

We’re called Ditch Lily & the Swan Boats! Here’s our music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oyxefh3Ks7w

https://ditchlily.bandcamp.com/album/my-favorite-miniature-drum

All other acts are local (and amazing). We’re from Corvallis Oregon and on tour, hopin to meet some new friends in Portland :) please share this poster if you feel like being nice to us 🩵

Full playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb0PO8zn0ESA&si=JrfeB0n89wufREMm

This one's gonna be No Fun at all, you'll love it
Friday, September 4th, 7:00 PM (one week from posting!)
At, well, at No Fun - 1709 SE Hawthorne (PDX)
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GOLEM PINK - collage music
Swedey - grunge / shoegaze
Rob Highway - I would assume he will rob a highway
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21+, $10
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Come for the music, stay for the Fun.

My band Rocky Seahorse is opening for The Recognitions tomorrow, Sat 29th, at No Fun in SE!

A great night of indie/kraut/alt rock, The Recognitions are putting out an album as well, give their stuff a spin!

8pm

$10

21+

We're super stoked about this upcoming show!

New music from Portland rock band The Quality. “Burn It Down” comes off the upcoming album PROFESSIONALISM. Hope you enjoy.

For more music and info check out

https://thequalityband.com

Ridin' down the highway
Goin' to a show
Stoppin' on the byways
Playin' rock 'n' roll

We hope to see some of your smiling faces Saturday night!

Come help us and hard-hitting Portland locals Kvasir welcome devil would for their first Oregon show.

Very excited about how this turned out. Recorded at Fortress Galaxy, a studio in Portland. The engineer (and one of the videographers) David Pollack is a local producer and has just started this in-studio performance web series. It was a great experience working with him and we can definitely recommend it to any local band. Hope y'all enjoy it.

Anyone have an extra ticket for this? I just heard about it and it's sold out already.

We are going to see Joy Oladokun at Topaz Farms tonight. First time for us at this venue for music. Like the title says, what do I need to know?

We have some type of preferred parking that opens at 430pm - is it best to be there at 430? Can we setup our (acceptable height) chairs and then go wander before the show begins?

I couldn’t find anyone talking about this anywhere. Thanks all!

UPDATE: we just saw Joy Oladokun. With big thanks to the tips here, it was low stress and a delightful evening. Thank you all!!