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STANDUP COMEDY - Statute of Limitations Comedy - *Real Stories. Real Crime. Real Funny*
8pm OUTDOOR STAGE
Come enjoy a captivating and hilarious evening of Standup Comedy, on a warm summer evening, on the outdoor stage at Blairally. "Statute of Limitations - Real Stories. Real Crime. Real Funny" 8pm
The Service Call, Security In Numbers, Mime Tribes
Mime Tribes: Honkytonksurfrock / Bluecollarhaterock band in Eugene, OR | Forever in search for the Kooky Rooster!
Arthur Buezo, Mr. Ink, it&i
Where Arthur Buezo is from and has developed cant be pin-pointed, as he has travelled for all of his life. Throughout these travels, music has been the main constant for him. Arthur Buezo has been a professional musician since 2010 and now is a One-Man-Band performer bringing the self titled genre, Savage Folk. While keeping original music alive and well, sooner or later he will come to a venue near you.
Trianna Feruza & The Heavy Hitters, John Badger & The New Old Time Apocalyptic Revival, Rainy Views, DJ Rortron
Hailing from Santa Cruz, CA, Trianna Feruza and the Heavy Hitters are a four-piece band that combines old-school funk grooves and new school Hip-Hop pockets to create an all-encompassing RnB fusion experience. Imagine Erykah Badu meets Amy Winehouse at a Sly and the Family Stone party, and you'll get the essence of their sound. Known for turning any venue into a dance party, they invite all groovers, movers, and shakers to bring their boogie shoes and join in the fun.
John Badger and the New Old Time Apocalyptic Revival make music rooted in the past but, layered in rich soundscapes of the 21 century. Their music is fun, gritty, thought-provoking, and real. JB & The Notar span the kaleidoscope of the American musical tradition. Pulling from the influences of gritty blues, classic rock, country, soul, folk, and jazz. John Badger and he New Old Time Apocalyptic Revival, bring a sound that is both unique but familiar, fresh but reminiscence of a begotten golden age that is yet to come. A music that carries hope in the face of change, a truth that is sometimes hard to swallow, and an optimism that stands above all odds. Every end is a new beginning.
Object Heavy
9pm $12 Adv. / $15 @ Door
Color Red Artist Object Heavy is Humboldt County’s hardest hitting soul sensation. The band is led by the nuanced and powerful voice of Richard Love and composed of seasoned veterans of the West Coast Soul and Funk scene. Fresh off the release of their new record, 'Love & Gravity' (Produced by Kelly Finnigan of Monophonics), and 5th win as North Coast Journal’s “Best Original Band Of Humboldt” in the past 7 years nominated, they have garnered stellar reviews from an international audience and were promoted as a featured artist on Apple Music's Soul and RnB carousel. They were also featured on several of Apple Music's top playlists within their genre field. Object Heavy has spent the last few years establishing themselves as a stand out live experience in touring the greater western United States and sharing the stage with diverse talent such as Orgone, The Motet, Rebirth Brass Band, Polyrhythmics, Turkuaz, Lyrics Born, and Chali 2na. Object Heavy’s magnetic blend of classic Cadillac soul, effortlessly contagious dance grooves, vocal harmonies and blazing musicianship is a must see live experience.Owls & Aliens, The Chemicals (Chico)
Owls & Aliens brings the hot sauce to rock ‘n roll, taking inspiration from the genres most quintessential styles. When the music of owls & aliens hits listeners earholes, layers of classic rock, heavy metal, punk rock, alternative rock, post-hardcore, and everything in between come crashing together creating a beautiful amalgamation of sounds. The brotherhood formed between the five members is caused by each of their unfettered need to play, write and listen to music - despite coming from quite different backgrounds.
The band emerged from the depths of southern Oregon in a small, scenic town called Klamath Falls at the beginning of 2019. After a year of writing songs and hosting local shows in their own garage, Owls & Aliens undeterred persistence to unveil their music to the world drove the band to record their debut album amidst a pandemic. Their first two singles, Mercy and You Can’t Save Everyone have been unleashed thus far, including a music video for the latter released in August of 2021, with the rest of the album set to be revealed later this year.
Brace yourself for The Chemicals –
A garage pop concoction of loud riffs, catchy hooks, and a rock & roll sound that will have you moving all night.
The Chemicals trace back to when kindred spirits, Joe Stone (Drums) and Christian Crandall (Lead Guitar), first ignited their musical partnership over a decade ago in Chico, CA. Little did they know that this fortuitous collaboration would lay the groundwork for what would become The Chemicals. Their journey reached new heights when they teamed up with Jordan Wiley (Bass) in a subsequent project. Completing the final piece of the puzzle, Jesse Russell (Vocals, Keys, Guitar) joined forces in early 2023. It was then that The Chemicals came into being, united by a shared passion for crafting infectious rhythms and captivating melodies.
Making their grand entrance into the music scene of Northern California in early 2023, the band quickly gained traction and began performing throughout California, soon after embarking on their first supporting tour in the summer of 2023. Hailing from Chico, Santa Cruz, and the Bay Area, the band converges in Oakland for rehearsals.
In late 2023, The Chemicals released their debut live EP, “Live From APT 1”, showcasing the relentless drive and signature sound they developed over a crazy year of musical exploration.
2023 ended on a high note, connecting with engineer & sonic wizard Chris Keene (Cutters Cathedral) to craft their debut studio record, set for release in Spring 2024. The band will soon be hitting the road in support of their release with a series of headlining shows throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Davila 666, Kotter, Vagabond
Pop melodies crash headfirst into full-on garage punk in the songs of this raucous rock band from Puerto Rico.
Describing themselves as like "Menudo on drugs," San Juan, Puerto Rico's Davila 666 combine Stooges-like garage rock fire with the occasional sugary pop melody. The seven -- not six, surprisingly -- Davilas include singer/tambourine player Sir Charles, multi-instrumentalist AJ, guitarists/vocalists Miss Davila and Johnny Otis, drummer/guitarist/vocalist San Pablo, percussionist/vocalist Panda, and guitarist/drummer/vocalist Gigi. Their theatrical live show -- which includes themes, props, costumes, and dancers -- won them fans in the States when they toured with the Black Lips and the King Khan & BBQ Show. Davila 666's self-titled U.S. debut was released in summer 2008 via In the Red Records. After a somewhat quiet year in 2009, the band came back strong in 2010, releasing an EP on Rob's House Records and singles on Norton (covering the Rolling Stones' "She's a Rainbow") and Vice (a split with the Dirtbombs). In 2011 the band's second album, Tan Bajo, hit the shelves; the group also cut a live EP for Jack White's Third Man Records while touring the United States in support. In 2014, Davila 666 collected several out of print singles and EPs into the compilation album Poco Años, Muchos Daños.
Igor & The Red Elvises
8pm $10 Adv. / $12 Door
Igor Yuzov was born in Germany, raised in Ukraine and studied in Russia. He grew up in the former Soviet Union, where folk music was the norm and rock’n’roll was illegal. A rebellious streak, however, led him to seek out the forbidden music. As soon as it became possible, Igor left Russia for America with his “Folk’n’Roll” band Limpopo and was personally greeted by Ronald Reagan. In 1993, Limpopo won Ed McMahon’s Star Search and their popularity began to blossom. In 1995, Igor dreamed that Elvis Presley came to him and told him to start playing rock’n’roll. Igor and his Russian friends became Red Elvises and gave street performances on Santa Monica’s 3rd Street Promenade. As their crowds grew larger, the City of Santa Monica ordered them to discontinue their street performances. Evolving over the years, Igor’s music has been labeled “Siberian Surf Rock” which contains humorous lyrics and grooves that forces his audience to dance. Over the past 20 years, Red Elvises have constantly toured all over the world with occasional breaks to record new music and to participate in film and television projects.
As an independent band, Red Elvises have produced 12 studio albums, two live albums, a live concert DVD, and a Greatest Hits compilation. Some of their most notable film contributions include music and or performances in “Six String Samurai”, “Mail Order Bride”, “Armageddon”, “Skippy”, “Melrose Place”, “Fastlane”, “Penn and Teller’s Sin City Extravaganza”, “VH-1 Behind the Music”, and “MTV”. Red Elvises have performed for large festivals, private parties, and played on massive stages such as 2005’s Live 8 Benefit Concert. No matter where they perform, Igor & Red Elvises always bring the party with them.
Clementine Was Right, Fluddless, Farseek
Clementine Was Right is the songwriting project of poets Mike Young and Gion Davis. Chronicling years of uprooting—from Northern California to New England, Alaska to New Mexico—the music gallops and sways through hook-smeared bootgaze and western emo.
After releasing three books of poems and stories in the early 2010s (with praise from VICE, BOMB, The Believer), Mike started Clementine Was Right in 2018 as a return to songwriting.
The band is based in Denver and features an orchard of collaborators from the Sierra Nevadas to the Ozarks, complicating and queering the lineage of "country music" with yokel fuzz.
Every Farseek song is like a prayer. Cameron Harrison calls out for deliverance, but he isn’t entreating help from an unseen God; on the band’s new LP Who Can Start the Fires?, he’s talking to me and you. Despite that, it’s the most confident the band’s ever sounded.
The project has existed as a vessel for Harrison’s songwriting since 2014, in one form or another. On Who Can Start the Fires?, they’ve embraced their status as a collective in flux based in the southeastern US; they’ve also begun to hone in on the southern part of their identity, with Tailer Ransom contributing banjo to nearly half the songs on the record. But their evolution exists outside of rigid genre constraints; songs like “Crying” take the breakneck pace of punk and fill in the spaces with the bleating of a trumpet and waves of keys, where “Clouded by Hubris” is a dreamy, washed-out spin on classic country. It’s a far cry from the emo-pop Farseek made their bones on.
Lyrically, though, Harrison’s sights haven’t changed so much. Just as we’re still dealing with the same ills currently that we were in 2014, he’s still railing against them; on “Doom Scroll,” he tackles the ways the internet can unknowingly radicalize you, on “Keeping Me Down” the rise of overt white supremacy, and on “Pride” the subtler forms it can take—your neighbor’s blue lives matter sign, say. But it’s on songs like “Part of the Problem” where Farseek’s vision congeals. The song is about “unchecked biases and gut impulses to immediately defend the status quo,” about the ways we can perpetuate systems of oppression and dehumanization without thinking. But that means it’s also a song about the choice we have to challenge those beliefs in ourselves, in others. The optimistic vision that underpins those tracks is echoed in the album’s more traditional love songs, such as “Declaration of Affection” or “New Short Haircut,” and even its less traditional ones, like “Crying,” about the way Harrison’s cat Stormy would cry every time he left for work. It’s a tender song, and like “Declaration,” it’s one grounded in the understanding that love is a give-and-take, a necessarily shared experience. That’s ultimately the vision Who Can Start the Fires? imparts on the listener. Anyone can start a fire, but the only way to put it out is together.
DJ Apollo
10pm $3
Musician, producer, DJ, singer songwriter, music enthusiast alike, DJ Apollo (Paul Steer) hails from south Florida. A wild child of the Florida breaks scene. When not performing, he can be found working on his own productions in the studio. The sound coming from his decks has gradually become more and more deep and hypnotic. Progressive house, melodic techno, and atmospheric breaks carefully crafted together intelligently. Always looking for tracks that are sure to raise an eyebrow. When he’s on the decks, the bass hits harder and the grooves will lift you up and bring a smile to your face.
Sara B3 & 45 RPM
Sara B3 & 45 RPM are a ten piece soul revue band, playing soul and R&B hits from the 60’s & 70’s
Bliss Foxx, Grimiss, Jewelry Exchange, Moonbear
Bliss Foxx is cheeky yet sincere; denoting an amalgamation of influences that span distinct decades with primarily punk roots. At first blush, early 90s alternative rock and riot grrrl era elements are clear, but you’ll also hear influences of the “loudQuietloud” era with hints power pop.
Raw fierce flippant powerfully catchy lyrics emote an overall mood that's flirtatious as much as it wry.
Grimiss is an electro-rock duo from Portland/Salem
Jewelry Exchange is a Portland, Oregon based band that’s probably describable as post-punk. Better described as a mix of kraturock, post-rock, emo and noise rock, the boys count on influences like CAN, Slint, and Portishead. You could compare them contemporaries like Protomartyr, Shame, and Black Country, New Road.
Moonbear is an Alt-rock/Shoegaze band from Eugene Oregon
DJ Rortron
Based out of Eugene, Oregon, Rortron started DJing and producing at the beginning of 2018. It was after getting laid off from his job that he decided to purchase a controller and start learning how to mix. Since then, he has fallen in love with providing good vibes on the dance floor and in your headphones and home speakers. He has DJ’d all over his hometown at places like Sessions Music Hall, Sam Bond’s, Cowfish, Thinking Tree Spirits, and many others.
His enthusiasm for dancing and appreciating amazing shows has shaped him to always make his sets and performances memorable. He realizes it’s about the people in the crowd and creating a selection of hospitable and inviting vibes that make people want to come back for more.
Rortron is the kind of guy you can feel comfortable introducing to your parents. He is always moving and smiling when he DJ’s. He will never be pretentious and patronizing to anyone who comes to his shows or listens to his mixes and music. He always shows love to the sound, security, bookers, and bartenders. Always the consummate professional, he is keenly aware that people come to shake their asses and have a good time. He is eternally grateful for the opportunity to DJ and spread joy.
Hillstomp, The Quick & Easy Boys
9pm $16 Adv. / $20 Door
Portland Oregon junkbox blues duo HILLSTOMP is infamous for digging through the dumps and forgotten backwoods of American music, recycling traditional elements into a refreshing and distinctive brand of do-it-yourself hill country blues stomp. North Mississippi trance blues, a bit of Appalachia, and a dash of punkabilly come clanging and tumbling from assorted buckets, cans and BBQ lids, all drenched in rambunctious slide guitar. Somehow it works.
Despite their homemade instruments and novel approach, Hillstomp is no novelty act.
Hillstomp’s memorable live performances tap into a magic that cannot be rehearsed, converting outlaws and traditionalists alike from skeptics into preachers.
The Quick & Easy Boys are a power-trio out of Portland, Oregon who creates their own blend of rock and roll. Imagine the Minutemen, the Police, and Band of Gypsy’s rolled into one.
Formed in 2005, The Quick & Easy Boys quickly made a name for themselves in Eugene, Oregon before relocating to Portland and becoming a renown nationally touring act. Their shows are an interactive party with electrifying stage antics and profound musical moments as the trio pours out every ounce of their energy, leaving nothing behind. The band has gained the reputation for moving a crowd all-night long whether it be a big festival or a tiny watering hole. Founding members Sean Badders on vocals and bass & Jimmy Russell on vocals and guitar play all the notes. Tyrone Hendrix joined in 2018 on percussion. The Quick & Easy Boys have continued to evolve musically…and audiences continue their enthusiastic calling of “Yeah Bud!” at every show.
Fresh into 2015, the Boys released their 4th album – Follow Us Overboard – this time with renown producer Steve Berlin (Los Lobos, Deer Tick, Jackie Greene, etc.) at Modest Mouse mastermind Isaac Brock’s personal studio. Other recent accolades include being selected as main support for the legendary Funky Meters at Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver, CO, as well as acting as backing band for folk troubadour Peter Yarrow (Peter, Paul and Mary). Over the years they’ve also opened both locally and nationally for Deer Tick, The Meat Puppets, Blitzen Trapper, The Thermals, J. Roddy Walston and the Buisness, Orgone, Monophonics, The Pimps of Joytime, Juno What?!, Southern Culture on the Skids, Big Sam’s Funky Nation, The Bridge, Vince Herman, and more.
Sean Doherty, Chad Kushuba, Ryan Simmons
9:30pm $5
A rip tear solo acoustic performance rage fest showcase with some of Eugene’s finest!
The West is Burning, DJ Blazersmith
The West Is Burning is a Heavy, Deep and Melodic, three piece combining instruments, live looping and live production, we call it Doom and Bass