11/07/2024 | 0 comments
By BOB HOWARD // The 29th Sisters Folk Festival 2024 has come and gone leaving memories that will carry on to the celebration the festival's 30th year.
01/16/2025 | 0 comments
When Autumn leaves / a poem by Michael "Shoehorn" Conley
01/15/2025 | 0 comments
By BOB HOWARD // Act now, Portland's Folk Festival is the hottest ticket in town hopefully...it's not sold out
01/13/2025 | 0 comments
By TOM D'ANTONI // All hail the rebirth of Coffeeshop Conversations! OMN National Editor Art Levine talks about A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan film.
01/08/2025 | 0 comments
By BOB HOWARD // Avery Hill's new album is much more than a collection of songs An audio conversation.
01/07/2025 | 0 comments
By SYDNEY AND MIKE LEWIS // Sydney often declines certain shows, and I know without a doubt that convincing her to attend a country concert would be a futile effort, no matter the circumstances. However, ...
01/03/2025 | 0 comments
By ANTHONY PIDGEON // Thievery Corporation at Roseland 12/20/24 --Photos
12/23/2024 | 0 comments
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By Diane Russell //
12/20/2024 | 0 comments
By Rob Shoemaker // The long-time bass player in Norman Sylvester's band went to see Bobby Rush at Jack London. His impressions.
12/13/2024 | 0 comments
By DIANE RUSSELL //
12/10/2024 | 0 comments
By BOB HOWARD // The last time the Pynnacles performed together was 5 years ago at the World Famous Kenton Club
12/04/2024 | 0 comments
By John Rudoff //
12/03/2024 | 0 comments
By MIKE PENK // Photos by DEBRA PENK // A full house was treated to a rare solo concert by Sarah Vitort
11/24/2024 | 0 comments
Tamar Berk plays In Store Show at Music Millenium By John Rudoff
11/22/2024 | 0 comments
By Bob Howard // photos by NORM EDER // Tamar Berk is in Town to celebrate a reunion with the Pynnacles and an appearance at Music Millennium
11/19/2024 | 0 comments
By Bob Howard//Portland Bassist Extraordinaire, Lisa Mann, awakens her inner crone to the bone
11/19/2024 | 0 comments
By TOBIAS WISNER // Given the recent news cycle, it’s hard not to feel like everything cool and decent in this country is either dying or already dead. With the announcement that iconic record store, ...