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Gung Ho: Goo Goo Dolls Headed Back to Bend

Hayden Homes Amphitheater announces its second show for next season, with O.A.R. joining
Avatar photo by Nicole Vulcan

Goo Goo Dolls Headed Back to Bend Nineties darlings the Goo Goo Dolls must have had a good time when the band played the Hayden Homes Amphitheater back in July, because in 2023, the band will make its only Oregon summer show appearance right back here in Bend. HHA announced made its second concert announcement […]

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Gung Ho for Munch & Music

by Chris Williams

Munch & Music, a staple in the Bend music scene, returns this Thursday for its 31st rendition. The free music series has always been a welcome addition to the weekly music lineup when other venues lay dormant mid-week—though this Thursday deserves a shout out because it is packed with high quality live music across Central […]

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Gung Ho for Summer Shows

Can you feel it? Summer concerts are in the air
by Chris Williams

Well people, the time is finally here. Let the summer concert galore begin! For months it seemed like you just had to blink an eye and there would be a new concert announcement at Hayden Homes Amphitheater. As things stand, there are 50 shows lined up from June to Oct.   With so much hype around […]

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The Bangers

The Source Staff

Amy and Austin sent us this video of them rocking out at home. Here’s what they said about their home concert: “We are The Bangers, a local two-piece band that live together. We are appreciative that we can be playing together right now, appreciative to our neighbors who are ok with it, and to you […]

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Jake Soto

The Source Staff

Jake Soto plays a lively mix of American and bluegrass. He performed at this week’s Storytellers Open Mic—a partnership between us and Bill Powers to create these Home Concerts. Posted by Jake Soto on Tuesday, April 14, 2020

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Alicia Viani

The Source Staff

Alicia Viani is a familiar face in the music scene of Central Oregon. She released her debut album in February, covering what Source music writer Isaac Biehl described as one, “telling tales of racism, suicide, women’s sexual empowerment and more. Being a mental health therapist, Viani is exposed often to those areas of life, and […]

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