As we count down to being inevitably, forever changed by Cowboy Carter, the new Beyoncé album, we know our new Beyoncé-changed self will still be stoked about things happening on a local level, including some of Portland’s own beloved country-western musicians Jenny Don’t and the Spurs. We've got news about a new release from that group. We’re also jazzed about a chance to see Orquestra Pacifico Tropicale (basically always), and the fact that Pickathon just.
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A fire repair benefit for Mississippi Records challenges you to dress like our favorite (or not!) album cover
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Just a week before Christmas, the Domo Branch and Charlie Brown will lead the 17-piece Brown Branch Big Band in tribute to jazz legend Count Basie.
Domo Branch and Charlie Brown will lead the 17-piece Brown Branch Big Band in tribute to jazz legend Count Basie, Portland-based Nigerian singer-songwriter Izzy Baba Melo drops "Something Huge," and there are many, excellent places to catch A Beat happening, but this one is free. Get into these local music happenings, right Hear in Portland.
•Brown Branch Big Band honor jazz legend Count Basie
• Portland-based Nigerian singer-songwriter Izzy Baba Melo drops "Something Huge"
• The many, excellent places to catch A Beat Happening
• Get into these local music happenings, right Hear in Portland.
Domo Branch and Charlie Brown III offer a modern twist to jazz legend Count Basie at a holiday tribute show.
•Brown Branch Big Band honor jazz legend Count Basie
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