Whether you’ve lived in Bend for six months or 60 years, you may very well have gotten down to the slide guitar and bucket banging sounds of Hillstomp. The Portland-based, bluesy-rock duo has been performing in Bend for 15 years, and they say they love coming back year after year. Hillstomp’s string man, “Hurricane” Henry […]
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Ray LaMontagne with Neko Case
Show announced for Les Schwab Amphitheater this May
Just announced! Grammy Award Winner Ray LaMontagne teams up with Neko Case to tour the U.S.—making a stop in Bend at Les Schwab this May. F ans may already know of the release of LaMontagne’s seventh album, “Part of The Life,” May 18. However, some of you may not know, starting today through March 4 […]
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Our events module just got better!
A new look—and easier to submit events!
HEADS UP! Central Oregon’s best events calendar just got even better. We’ve just launched a new events platform to serve you, our trusted clients and promoters, even better! We’re happy to personally answer any questions you might have, but here’s what you should know right now: What’s the same? Events are still FREE to submit. […]
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Standing the Test of Time
Grammy Winner Marc Cohn discusses the longevity of “Walking in Memphis” and songs with staying power
You’ve definitely heard Marc Cohn’s most famous song. “Then I’m walking in Memphis / Walking with my feet 10 feet off of Beale / Walking in Memphis / But do I really feel the way I feel?” Since its release in 1991, Cohn’s song has stood the test of time. In fact, two years ago, […]
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Picks of the Week: Jan 11-17
Hip-hop, beer release and shows galore
THURSDAY 1/11 Night Light Show Launch Party for Bend Women’s March EMPOWER—Bend’s World Muse and Visit Bend are teaming up to create a month-long series of Bend Women’s March programs, starting with a kickoff party that doubles as a comedy-based variety show! Look for more details on the Bend Women’s March in next week’s Source. […]
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Let it Rip
Reverend Horton Heat continues to bring high-energy, modern rockabilly to the stage
When it comes to modern rockabilly music, one name stands above the rest. The Reverend Horton Heat, a stage name Jim Heath adopted back in 1985, blends elements of rockabilly, punk, country and big band to create the group’s classic sound. Fans of that old-time, ’50s sound have a friend in “The Reverend,” as he’s […]
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Social Commentary with a Groove
The Lique takes their Las Vegas-based hip-hop-meets-jazz sound on the road to not only
get minds thinking, but to get bodies moving
If you haven’t heard of The Lique (pronounced The Leak), let me be the first to introduce you to your new favorite band. Based in Las Vegas, The Lique combines the talents of former University of Las Vegas jazz musicians and emcee Rasar Amani. From politically charged songs to anthems about Batman, there’s a lot […]
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Jazz drummer Ari Hoenig stops in Bend
Book this show now so you don’t miss out: Ari Hoenig Trio Nov. 11
Prepare for a night of smooth jazz from one of the most respected contemporary artists in the jazz world on Sat., Nov. 11. Ari Hoenig, jazz drummer virtuoso, was born into an accomplished musical family. His father is a conductor and classical music singer, his mother a violinist and pianist. He picked up piano and violin at […]
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The Little Woody Festival Guide
The 9th Annual Barrel-Aged Beer, Cider & Whiskey Festival has music and a Saturday speakers series
The Little Woody Barrel-Aged Beer, Cider & Whiskey Festival will celebrate barrel-aged beers and ciders from across the Northwest during the 8th annual festival. Come taste the velvety, deep,and intense flavors and enjoy the intimacy of small batch brewing from 25 local and regional brewers. Located on the lawn at the Deschutes Historical Museum, in beautiful […]
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Pick’s Eclipse Picks
Events for the Apoc-Eclypse
Odds are you’ve had your eclipse plans cemented for months now—but just in case you’re looking for something to occupy your time prior to and after the (roughly) two minutes of totality this weekend, we’ve got you covered. Safe travels! Thursday 17 Know Cosmos – Weird History of Eclipses HISTORY — Join Meg Thatcher from […]