Super stoked to be opening for Glitterfox, an awesome band from Portland. Doors at 6 pm, music starts at 7.

Facebook event.

Tickets $20.

About Glitterfox: The Portland based band Glitterfox has released five singles in just six months under their new record label Kill Rock Stars, with two more arriving this Spring. The band’s been growing steadily since “Drive” came out in August 2023, with their indie rock recipe that deftly balances Southern songwriting shine and nostalgia-fueled anthems.

The four-piece band’s songwriters and front persons, married couple Solange Igoa and Andrea Walker, have always channeled their personal struggles as well as experiences as queer, neurodiverse individuals into their songwriting. Bassist Eric Stalker and drummer Blaine Heinonen bring a love of Americana, grunge, and dance music into the mix. All of these influences can be heard on the band’s latest singles, produced by Chris Funk of The Decemberists, and in their spirited live shows as they prepare for their full-length album debut in 2025.

We’re honored to play at the official launch of the Eugene FreeSkool, a project of the Neighborhood Anarchist Collective.

Event starts at 5, music starts at 7. Dacé Willow is opening.

From the FreeSkool’s website: The Eugene FreeSkool is a brand new, volunteer run community platform for free education. Our monthly calendar has free classes, skill shares, community events & discussion groups within the Eugene area. We collaborate with teachers who host radical, creative & fun classes that are inclusive & accessible to everyone. We are interested in all kinds of workshops, with a special interest in D.I.Y., anti-oppressive work, decolonization, radical politics & resistance, survival skills & the arts. With the free distribution of knowledge, in a non-hierarchical & anti-capitalist environment, we aim to build mutual aid & self-reliance, while empowering the community to connect & share their skills.

Always great to return to the Axe and Fiddle in Cottage Grove, one of the spots where I first got my start in music as a high schooler. We are honored to have been offered a four-month residency on one Friday night each month! Come enjoy a bite to eat and hear some new music.

Local singer-songwriter Joshua Thomas is opening from 8-8:30, and we’re on at 8:30.

Supporting local businesses is key to creating a sustainable future. Come enjoy tasty local foods and valuable crafts, and hear us play on the Saturday Market stage!

We’re opening for Cory Phillips, playing a special selection of originals and covers that we rarely do.

We’re on at 8, Cory Phillips is on at 9.

From Cory Phillips’s website: Cory Phillips is an exceptionally gifted and unique singer and versatile songwriter. Known for his soulful and sensual performances, he is one of the best male voices around today. As the commanding leader of the bedroom funk-disco and r&b supergroup Cory Phillips & the Band of Light, he consistently delivers concerts filled with intellect, warmth, and sexuality that leave audiences captivated. Their sultry live shows raze a party with modern retro jams that keep audiences swooning to tender anthems and love sexsplosions. Their unmistakable talent and artistry were exquisitely captured on their latest studio album SEX THIRSTY LOVE HUNGER, a dirty bouquet of groove, pop, and soul that reached #28 on the Billboard New R&B Albums chart.

Something we’ve never done before, a TV appearance on Voices of the Community, a show based in Salem.

The show will premiere on the Voices of the Community Youtube channel and on Xfinity TV Channels 11 and 322 in the Portland area.

Catch our live performance and interview on the Thursday eKLeCtiC KLCC radio show with David Gizara. Tune in online or at 89.7 FM.

Three really special local bands in one great show. We’re on at 8, Lazarus Pearl at 9, and FOREAL at 10.

Ghost Town Outfitters is a vintage used clothing store during the day.

$5 at the door (no one turned away for lack of funds)

Every first Saturday, the Elmira Grange is featuring a different musical artist, and we’ve been selected for March! Free show, $10 suggested donation. Doors at 5 pm, music at 5:30 pm.

Always great to return to the Axe and Fiddle in Cottage Grove, one of the spots where I first got my start in music as a high schooler. We are honored to have been offered a four-month residency on one Friday night each month! Come enjoy a bite to eat and hear some new music.

Sarah LeComte from Big Fir will open from 8-8:30!

Opening for a very cool band called Natsukashii Soul. We’re on at 8.

Purchase tickets here - $15.

Click here to see the Facebook event.

Come check out several great dinner options and a ton of beers on tap - or just come hang out with a cool crowd. We’ll be playing a laid back dinner show.

Cizí Liška is opening from 6-6:30.

We’re thrilled to be opening for the amazing local guitarist Deva Priyo and his stellar band Casanostra. When this band played Sacred Connections in December, they packed the place and people were dancing and having a blast, so prepare for a really fun night, and be sure to buy some of their famous cookies too. They’re some of my favorite cookies. We’re on from 6:30-7, followed by Casanostra.

See a video of Casanostra.

Folks from local groups such as Neighborhood Anarchist Collective have been organizing Share Fairs to provide food and services for the unhoused and the larger community. These have been an honor to play at – it really touches my heart to see people taking care of each other.

Bring a dish to share or goods to donate, or just come eat food and hang out in community, anytime between 11 am and 4 pm, and enjoy local music from 12-3.

Music schedule:

• 12-12:25 (Badger)

• 12:40-1:05 (The Big Scare)

• 1:20-1:45 (Cizí Liška)

• 2-2:25 (Forest Mountain Lion)

• 2:40-3:00 (Elena)

Always great to return to the Axe and Fiddle in Cottage Grove, one of the spots where I first got my start in music as a high schooler. We are honored to have been offered a four-month residency on one Friday night each month! Come enjoy a bite to eat and hear some new music.

Candles & Velvet is opening.

A new experience - we’ll be playing a live set on the University of Oregon’s campus radio station, KWVA, followed by an interview.

Stream here or on 88.1 FM.

Folks from local groups such as Neighborhood Anarchist Collective have organized a Share Fair to provide food and services for the unhoused and the larger community. Bring a dish to share or goods to donate, or just come eat food and hang out in community, anytime between 11 am and 4 pm, and enjoy local music starting at 12. The music lineup is:

• 12p Badger

• 12:45p The Big Scare

• {music break}

• 2:30p Forest Mountain Lion

• 3:15p Birds Prettybird

• 4p Femme Dagger

• ~4:30p Chanukah ceremony

Always great to return to the Axe and Fiddle in Cottage Grove, one of the spots where I first got my start in music as a high schooler. We are honored to have been offered a four-month residency on one Friday night each month! Come enjoy a bite to eat and hear some new music.

Sadly this whole show was canceled by the venue. Cassie Candles and the Sandal Vandals is on at 8, followed by Lazarus Pearl (and band).

Purchase tickets here - $15.

Formerly known as the Alluvium, one of Eugene’s most important resources for the unhoused, this amazing space is now open again under new management as Sacred Connections Community Church.

This benefit show will raise money and run from 7pm to 11pm, with several great local artists performing.

Check out the Sacred Connections website.

Join us for an intimate evening at the beautiful Alberta House in the South River Road area of Eugene.

Attendance will be capped at 35. RSVPs required: RSVP here.

Fuzzy Brothers will be opening ("acoustic originals and reimagined classics.")

We’ll be entertaining Cottage Grove Art Walk visitors at The Bookmine, a local legend that has been a community staple under the same ownership for 49 years! Come enjoy a small town vibe and wander the many Art Walk stops in Cottage Grove.

I’ll be joined by Courtney Wade on vocals.

We’ll be performing an acoustic set as part of the Eugene Holiday Market at Lane Events Center. We’ll be playing in Evergreen Hall, where the food is. Come check out locally-made stocking stuffers and get a dose of holiday cheer.

More info.

We’ll be providing music at the Fern Ridge Handmade Holiday Bazaar. Full details.

Always great to return to the Axe and Fiddle in Cottage Grove, one of the spots where I first got my start in music as a high schooler. We are honored to have been offered a four-month residency on one Friday night each month! Come enjoy a bite to eat and hear some new music.

Dot the Rose will be opening:

Dot the Rose on Spotify

Dot the Rose on Tik Tok

Honored to get to bring music to this fall’s Solidarity Share Fair, an incredible community event providing free resources for anyone who wants them. Largely coordinated by the Neighborhood Anarchist Collective, these events are an outpouring of free resources, given from a place of unconditional love. It is a humbling and deeply enriching event to visit, highly recommended.

We’re on from 12:45-1:15 but the event goes from 12-4.

Full details here.

Three really special local bands in one great show. We’re on at 8:30 followed by Cassie Candles, now featuring a full band, and then Lazarus Pearl, now also with a full band!

Ghost Town Outfitters is a vintage used clothing store during the day.

Come to beautiful Lost Valley for their evening Harvest Market, from 4-9 pm on Friday, November 1st. We’re on from 6:45 pm - 7:40 pm.

Full details here

From Lost Valley’s Facebook page:

Join us for an evening of enchantment as we welcome the cooler days and embrace the spirit of Samhain!
Costumes encouraged!

November 1
4-9 PM
The Lodge at Lost Valley

What to expect:

• Farm-fresh produce from our own permaculture gardens and local farmers

• Mystical goods from local herbalists and crafters

• Seed swap extravaganza (grow your own magic!)

• Live music to make your soul dance

• Guided lantern walk through the enchanted forest

POTLUCK at 6 PM:

• Bring a dish to share! We'll provide some seasonal delights too!

• Cozy outdoor fire pit & fresh-pressed cider to warm your spirits

• This is a FREE, family-friendly event (leave your furry familiars at home, please!)

• Dress in your favorite costume!

Special thanks to Upper Willamette Soil and Water Conservation District for making this gathering possible!

Don't miss this chance to celebrate community, harvest, and the turning of the seasons. Let's create some autumn magic together!