We Out Here Magazine & XRAY.FM present
The Thesis - March 3rd 2016
21+ · $5 · 9 PM
Portland's best monthly live hip hop event is back with another dynamic line up for March 2016.
...featuring...
Vinnie Dewayne · Wool See (IAME (of Sandpeople/Oldominion)) · Näkyo͞oəs formerly known as Deuxpamine
of course our DJ, Verbz will be on the one's and two's.
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DJ Lamar LeRoy
Blossom
Coco Columbia
Rare Diagram
PULSE is a quarterly music event curated by Willamette Week showcasing the diverse and talented musicians and producers under the radar and on the rise within the Portland music scene.
Hosted by Holocene Portland, PULSE shines a spotlight on an eclectic mix of hip-hop, R&B, soul and their extended genres. Expect up and coming MC’s and DJ’s, as well as rock bands with rhythm and creative individuals marching to the beat of their own drum machine.
Thursday, February 18
Holocene
8:30 p.m. doors + DJ / 9 p.m. show
21+
$6 cover at door, with $1 supporting non profit partner XRAY.FM
Runaway Productions 15 year anniversary Party
featuring
Speaker Minds (NEW CD "GUMBO GROOVES" OUT NOW)
Bad Habitat
Serge Severe
Mic Crenshaw
La Puerta Felonia - Talilo - Russ A Bus
hosted by DJ Klyph of Welcome To The Neighborhood radio show on XRAY.FM and DJ Figs
Plus a special guest or two to help make this the biggest Friday night hip hop show of the year.
- Fernando with Full Band (Only show here in the states for 3 Months)
- Trujillo band (featuring Freddy Trujillo of Caguama and Richmond Fontaine) with Special guest drummer Luther Russell
- Joshua James and the Runaway Trains
- Michael Dean Damron (Solo acoustic set)
$8 Advance tickets available at www.ticketweb
Bike love is in the air.
Join us for the sixth annual Live the Revolution, presented by Sugar Wheel Works. It’s a bicycle-themed storytelling event that benefits the Bicycle Transportation Alliance’s Safe Routes to School education program. For the past five years, Sugar Wheel Works has been celebrating its anniversary with this great event as a way to inspire the next generation to ride!
“I remember my first bike—a little pink Schwinn ‘My Fair Lady’ spec’d with a banana seat and a bell! I had the training wheels for half a summer before I declared them useless and in one afternoon I had learned the art of the two-wheeler. Once I had a bike no television could keep me inside—the world was mine to discover. Today I ride a pink Sweet Pea bicycle spec’d with a brooks saddle, bell and no training wheels!”
-Jude Gerace, Owner Sugar Wheel Works
Get your ticket here. And one for your date.
What is Live the Revolution?
Live the Revolution is a collection of stories told live by your favorite Portland personalities. This year’s storytellers are (drumroll):
- Leah Benson, Gladys Bikes
- Donnie Kolb, Velodirt
- Diana Rempe, Street Books
- Mychal Tetteh, Community Cycling Center
SPECIAL GUEST: Brad Ross, Emcee. Join us in congratulating him on his retirement and celebrating his work with Cross Crusade.
More information can be found here.
It's time for the 39th Portland International Film Festival, the Northwest Film Center’s annual showcase of new world cinema. Like the Film Center’s Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival, which surveys outstanding new work by our region’s media makers, through 97 features and 62 short films from three-dozen countries, the Portland International Film Festival explores not only the art of film but also the world around us, no matter the place or the language spoken.
Three Day psychedelic music at Crystal Ballroom and various Mcmenamins locations sponsored by your old pal XRAY.
Friday: Super Furry, Animals, Earth, King Black Acid
Saturday: Red Fang, YOB, Witch Mountain, Eternal Tapestry
Sunday: Built To Spill, Mikal Cronin (acoustic duo), The Fresh and Only's, Brett Netson & Snakes
FULL Line-Up Here!
While psychedelic music covers a range of styles and genres, it is inspired by psychedelic culture and the attempt to replicate the mind altering experiences that started in mid-'60s folk, rock and blues. The Crystal Ballroom, Portland’s historical proving ground for psychedelia’s ever-evolving forms, hosts this celebration of this century’s interpretations of the artform. With events taking place all over the Crystal Property including Blasphemous Brew Fest in Lolas, performances in Al's Den and Ringlers Pub, not to mention a ridiculously awesome line up of todays stoner rock rotating through the main Crystal Ballroom stage for three nights!
Three Day psychedelic music at Crystal Ballroom and various Mcmenamins locations sponsored by your old pal XRAY.
Friday: Super Furry, Animals, Earth, King Black Acid
Saturday: Red Fang, YOB, Witch Mountain, Eternal Tapestry
Sunday: Built To Spill, Mikal Cronin (acoustic duo), The Fresh and Only's, Brett Netson & Snakes
FULL Line-Up Here!
- 6:30pm Friday, February 5, 2016
- 6:30pm Sunday, February 7, 2016
- 6:30pm Sunday, December 6, 2015
While psychedelic music covers a range of styles and genres, it is inspired by psychedelic culture and the attempt to replicate the mind altering experiences that started in mid-'60s folk, rock and blues. The Crystal Ballroom, Portland’s historical proving ground for psychedelia’s ever-evolving forms, hosts this celebration of this century’s interpretations of the artform. With events taking place all over the Crystal Property including Blasphemous Brew Fest in Lolas, performances in Al's Den and Ringlers Pub, not to mention a ridiculously awesome line up of todays stoner rock rotating through the main Crystal Ballroom stage for three nights!
Three Day psychedelic music at Crystal Ballroom and various Mcmenamins locations sponsored by your old pal XRAY.
Friday: Super Furry, Animals, Earth, King Black Acid
Saturday: Red Fang, YOB, Witch Mountain, Eternal Tapestry
Sunday: Built To Spill, Mikal Cronin (acoustic duo), The Fresh and Only's, Brett Netson & Snakes
FULL Line-Up Here!
While psychedelic music covers a range of styles and genres, it is inspired by psychedelic culture and the attempt to replicate the mind altering experiences that started in mid-'60s folk, rock and blues. The Crystal Ballroom, Portland’s historical proving ground for psychedelia’s ever-evolving forms, hosts this celebration of this century’s interpretations of the artform. With events taking place all over the Crystal Property including Blasphemous Brew Fest in Lolas, performances in Al's Den and Ringlers Pub, not to mention a ridiculously awesome line up of todays stoner rock rotating through the main Crystal Ballroom stage for three nights!
Tonight we celebrate and remember Bowie: the cultural icon, the radical dandy, the idol and inspiration for all of us kooks. Thank you for your staggering and perennially uncompromising artistic vision.
Live cover song performances by:
Boys Keep Swinging (supergroup ft. members of Wampire, The Gossip, Blouse, Appendixes)
Tonality Star + PWRHAUS
Gold Casio
The Breaking
Haste
The Heavy Hustle
DJ James Dineen
$8 advance at Ticketfly
$10 day of show
A portion of tonight's proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society.
Join XRAY.fm and Marmoset Music for an evening of storytelling, music, food and libations. We'll celebrate the winners of the Radio is Yours contest and recognize a few other people/places/things that are doing good in our "Changing City".
Main event tickets will include delicious food by Chefstable, drinks by Bouy Beer and Pfriem, a performance by Stephen Malkmus. Also included is the after-party event featuring Pure Bathing Culture and Is/Is (also at Marmoset).
Advance tickets to the XRAY Awards Show and After Party can be found here. https://impactflow.com/event/the-xray-awards-43
You may buy tickets to the entire event, or buy a ticket JUST for the after party.
Also, there is still time to enter the Radio is Yours Contest! The Theme is "Changing City" and all are welcome to produce a piece between 7 seconds and 7 minutes for the contest. thttp://xray.fm/radio-is-yours
Radio is Yours. Facebook Evite here.
Check out what the Willamette Week says:
XRAY DJ Dave Cantrell's 60th Birthday Party
Friday, January 15, 2016
8:00 pm - 11:30 pm
Black Water Bar
Portland, OR
Price: $8.00
Note: All Ages.
XRAY DJ Dave Cantrell, host of post-punk/darkwave show Songs From Under the Floorboard, celebrates his 60th birthday by hosting a show at Black Water with four bands that have played a crucial role in the Portland post-punk scene: Vice Device, Spirit Host, LUNCH, and Shadowhouse. The all-ages event is a benefit to help pay traveling costs of out-of-state bands appearing at the 2-night XRAY-sponsored Out From The Shadows II festival happening April 1-2, 2016.
- Hart & Hare
- Blossom
- The Last Artful, Dodgr
The event will also feature the debut of local artist Lex Casciato's "Free To Form" mixed media mannequin series.
Sponsors: XRAY.FM, Chapters Alumni, Vortex Music Mag, EYRST, and My Voice Music*.
It's the return of one of Portland's best DJ nights, the Fix. After years at the now defunct Someday Lounge, the FIX returns for one night only on New Years Eve at Dig a Pony.
December 19th AND December 20th!
Come see the band X at the Star Theater. More info here!
This is a fundraiser event for Doernbecher Children's Hospital. The show features performances by punk bands Thundering Asteroids!, Scott Von Rocket & the Holiday Suicides, The Food and Laurelhurst.
Get Tickets
December 19th AND December 20th!
Come see the band X at the Star Theater. More info here!
Join Holocene for the Holiday Party of XRAY.FM! This party is open to the public, with discounted tickets for Members and DJs.
Hurry Up
The Woolen Men
Blesst Chest
Rasheed Jamal
and XRAY DJs
Members of XRAY pay just $5 with keychain (No keychain? Grab yours at the door.)
$8 general admission, and all proceeds benefit the station.
Admission is free for XRAY DJs, board ops, and producers.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM XRAY.fm!
Three Day psychedelic music at Crystal Ballroom and various Mcmenamins locations sponsored by your old pal XRAY.
Friday: Super Furry, Animals, Earth, King Black Acid
Saturday: Red Fang, YOB, Witch Mountain, Eternal Tapestry
Sunday: Built To Spill, Mikal Cronin (acoustic duo), The Fresh and Only's, Brett Netson & Snakes
FULL Line-Up Here!
While psychedelic music covers a range of styles and genres, it is inspired by psychedelic culture and the attempt to replicate the mind altering experiences that started in mid-'60s folk, rock and blues. The Crystal Ballroom, Portland’s historical proving ground for psychedelia’s ever-evolving forms, hosts this celebration of this century’s interpretations of the artform. With events taking place all over the Crystal Property including Blasphemous Brew Fest in Lolas, performances in Al's Den and Ringlers Pub, not to mention a ridiculously awesome line up of todays stoner rock rotating through the main Crystal Ballroom stage for three nights!
LOW is coming to town!
'Don't break my Grammy streak.'
We have worked with many of the great engineer/producers. Jeff Tweedy has been on our side of the microphone for over 25 years, however with engineer (and fellow Grammy winner) Tom Schick, he has of late become a formidable and eclectic producer. He spoke a language we understood, but then took us effortlessly into the mystery.
We've made many records, and you know our M.O.: slow, quiet, sometimes melancholy, and, we hope, sometimes pretty…
How is this different from any other Low record?
- Mimi sings lead on five of the eleven songs (she usually only does one or two, despite being a fan favorite).
- Piano, lots of piano… and an acoustic guitar.
- Songs about intimacy, the drug war, the class war, plain old war war, archaeology, and love.
Thank you for your time again and please enjoy what we made. I think it's beautiful."
Hate Eternal with Beyond Creation, Misery Index and Rivers Of Nihil!
Lineup:
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Hate Eternal http://bnds.in/u2gR42
Misery Index http://bnds.in/qye2d7
Beyond Creation http://bnds.in/HHwI2h
Rivers Of Nihil http://bnds.in/r0q96X
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