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A veritable potpourri of musical comestibles every Monday & Friday @ 6pm Pacific Time with your host Andy Goldfinger. We play all the colors of the rainbow, there is no list no genres. It is free-form radio at its finest. You never know what you will hear. Local artists, independent artists, it is ALL here.
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Learn to play Afro-Brazilian with Samba Ja, Eugene's Afro-Brazilian percussion ensemble! Come out once a week on Monday nights and learn a couple of traditional and modern batucada rhythms. No experience or instruments are necessary, just show up and learn by playing together. In this supportive and beginner friendly environment, we explore Samba Ja's actual performance repertoire, so that those who are interested in eventually playing shows can start their training here. The cost is $50 for the entire 9…
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On Tuesday, January 22nd, the Eugene Symphony proudly presents a Piano Master Class with Natasha Paremski as part of the Laura Avery Visiting Master series. This celebrated pianist will provide one-on-one coaching to three local piano students from 4:00-5:30 PM in Beall Hall at the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance. All master classes are free and open to the public. Natasha Paremski performs with the Eugene Symphony! Natasha Paremski will perform Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 with the Eugene…
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Music educator and bassist Liam Oniatis facilitates this all-comers jazz jam and offers guidance and mentoring to those who are looking to improve their skills. This opportunity for music students and more seasoned players to play together grew out of a desire by local music supporters to give young musicians a means to expand their knowledge and experience in live music performance. Jazz Jam at The Cottage is sponsored by Music Money 501c3, a local organization that focusses on building…
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A concert in the annual series featuring singers in the Vocal Studies program at the UO School of Music and Dance.
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A concert in the annual series featuring singers in the Vocal Studies program at the UO School of Music and Dance.
Find out more →Join us for our second The Future of Jazz event featuring young student musicians in our area. They call themselves the Tavish Quintet, and you'll hear Luke Turner, Xeric Wedertz, Jay Veach, Eric Deaton, and Abe Luedtke. Come out and support these young musicians in a fun, family atmosphere. Great for all ages!
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Jesse Meade at the 5th Street Cornucopia EVERY Tuesday with different guests each week.
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Live broadcast of Jazz music every Wednesday from 4-6pm @ Whirled Pies in Downtown Eugene. Hosted by KOCF DJ AG.
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GRRRLZ ROCK is a weekly music program at Ophelia's Place for girls ages 10-18. Participants try new instruments, receive music instruction, and learn to play music as a group while enjoying supportive, empowering mentorship and community! Check out one of our jams (below)! All experience levels are welcome! Wednesday Rock Jam - 4:00 pm - 5:00pm Thursday Acoustic Jam - 4:00 pm - 5:30pm
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Gina Belliveau is a Tacoma-based Baltimore-transplant who plays looped, percussive, acoustic soul folk with an achilles heel for ridiculous pop cover tunes in an ever-expanding repertoire running the gamut from Billie Holiday to Billie Jean, in addition to an arsenal of original songs. Singer/songwriter Kristen Marlo began singing before she could talk, and hasn’t stopped since. She is a classically trained vocalist and self-taught guitarist, but also an accomplished composer and lyricist. She is a United States Air Force veteran.…
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Alexander Hacke and Danielle de Picciotto, cultural ambassadors of modern Berlin, are stopping in Eugene to present this film talk. They will describe their nomadic life of film, music, and art collaboration with clips from some of their hundreds of transnational projects. Hacke is a composer and musician with Einstürzende Neubauten, a guest artist with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and the protagonist of Faith Akin's film "Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul." Danielle de Picciotto is a…
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PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: Sundance Natural Foods! Hosted by Dona Clarke, this is an Open Jazz Jam for experienced musicians and vocalists. Bring your ax and your charts and jam with professional local musicians. Come experience what happens when jazz musicians are let loose! Tonight's Pros: Hamilton Mays: Bass Don Elkington: Drums Nick Rieser: Piano Doors open and jammers sign up begins at 7pm. $5 General Admission / $3 Jammer Admission. Presented by the Jazz Station.
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Wednesday nights at The Cooler are where all aspiring rock stars belong! We drop our stage and open it up to you to sing all your favorites with KJ Jayson of Dreamsound Entertainment. bring your friends, and enjoy awesome drink specials and rocking tunes!
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On Wednesday, January 23, the Community Center for the Performing Arts and University of Oregon Campus Radio 88.1 FM KWVA proudly welcome Andre Nickatina back to the WOW Hall long with special guest J. Lately. San Francisco’s Andre Nickatina is touring in support of his new album Pisces, on 75 Girls Records. Pisces is Nickatina’s first new recording since 2014’s Cupid got bullets 4 me. Born March 11, 1970, Andre started his career in the early 1990s under the…
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Bluegrass, folk, old time, soul
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Americana, Folk
Find out more →Traveling all the way from France, please welcome Stratocastors! Supported by local bands Has/Will and Holler House. Stratocastors (Paris) stratocastors.bandcamp.com/album/autre-regard Has/Will (Eugene) haswill.bandcamp.com/releases Smear (Eugene) https://smearmusic.bandcamp.com/ 9:00 PM // $5 / Punk, Garage, Synth Whiskey Wednesday
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Seattle Based dreamgaze duo Golden Gardens. “Inspired by the magic of fairy tales, myths, and legends, Golden Gardens craft sparkly and ethereal pop-tinged anthems perfect for the enigmatic and silvery landscape of the Pacific Northwest.” goldengardens.bandcamp.com/ Join us for a special Wednesday music show. 5$ suggested but no one turned away.
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GRRRLZ ROCK is a weekly music program at Ophelia's Place for girls ages 10-18. Participants try new instruments, receive music instruction, and learn to play music as a group while enjoying supportive, empowering mentorship and community! Check out one of our jams (below)! All experience levels are welcome! Wednesday Rock Jam - 4:00 pm - 5:00pm Thursday Acoustic Jam - 4:00 pm - 5:30pm
Find out more →Live music is HERE on Thursdays in the Public Market Eateries! Enjoy dinner, beverages & free music from local musician, Jeremy Pruitt. Jeremy Clark Pruitt's voice has been described as warm, soulful, strong, and sincere. His music, a mix of fresh originals and well-chosen covers, effortlessly blends R&B, country, folk/rock, and jazz.
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Every Thursday from 7pm-11pm Dave Roberts hosts The Westside Blues Jam at Jimmy Mac’s Overtime Bar & Grill on Bertelsen Rd. in Eugene. The open blues jam registration/sign-up begins 6pm. Music starts 7pm. The jam will provide a complete drum set, pa system/vocal mics and monitors, electric keyboard and a bass amp. Guitarist will need to bring an amp and guitar, drummers bring sticks, horns & other instruments are always welcome. The menu features large portions at low prices. Fun…
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Every Thursday The Cooler hosts Country Night, with line dancing lessons beginning at 7:30pm and open floor dancing from 8:30pm til close. Lessons are open to all ages, but minors must leave by 8:30pm. No cover. Live DJ, and song requests are encouraged!
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Dave lives in the Portland area, writes pop-rock songs, and loves to hang out with and play music for people. Since 2008, he has written and recorded 2 full length acoustic-rock albums, and 3 power pop EPs, all under the name “Blind Man Leading”.
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Francesco Lecce-Chong, Conductor | Natasha Paremski, piano Bacewicz: Overture for Orchestra Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 1 Nielsen: Symphony No. 4, “The Inextinguishable” Fiery pianist Natasha Paremski brings one of her signature works to Eugene – Tchaikovsky’s powerful piano concerto that will make you leap to your feet at the end. The orchestra responds in kind with blazing passion in Nielsen’s Fourth Symphony, driven by what the composer described as "the elemental will to live.” Our evening begins with festive music by Grażyna Bacewicz – she’s a favorite…
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