PDX Pop Now! Vol. 18 by PDX Pop Now! Artwork:Julz Clementine Disc One Hannah Glavor - Get It, Let It Go Jared Mees & The Grown Children - You Used…
Read MoreAfter two long years, we are proud to announce the 2022 PDX Pop Now! festival which will take place August 22 through August 28 across multiple Portland venues. The last…
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Read MorePDX Pop Now! Vol.17 by PDX Pop Now! Artwork: Mike Macabre Disc One Eastern Sunz - Like This (feat. Vursatyl) Kulululu - Body Sunbathe - Can't Be Sure Shaylee -…
Read MoreArtwork: Michael Buchino Disc One Cry Babe - Glasses Pool Boys - Millenial Morse Code Maita - Kid Anymore (PDX Pop Now Mix) Yuvees - Picture of Man Fire Nuns…
Read MoreSaturday | 6:40pm | South Stage This Shaky Hands and Death Songs alum offers a new spin on folk-rock with rhythmic shifts and dreamy pop hooks.
Read MoreSunday | 4:00pm | North Stage Jazz influenced neo-soul with laid back hip-hop rhythms and lush vocals.
Read MoreSaturday | 4:00pm | South Stage Hardcore femme punk that is upapologetically raw and wild. STAY PISSED by B.R.U.C.E.
Read MoreSaturday | 2:00pm | North Stage Experimental, industrial electronic layering vocal distortion, drum machines and chaotic melodies. Look At Me I'm Beautiful by Body Shame
Read MoreSaturday | 6:00pm | North Stage Interstellar R&B that pairs experimental beats with rich vocals and uplifting vocals. Live at The Map Room by Brown Calculus
Read MoreSaturday | 4:40pm | North Stage Genre-bending dance music that effortlessly blends Latin, house, and techno.
Read MoreSaturday | 3:20pm | North Stage Fuzzy stoner rock combining classic rock influences with a dose of heavy riffs COBRA THIEF by CobraThief
Read MoreSunday | 4:40pm | South Stage This indie-punk trio serves up fiercely femme anthems and dreamy, omnichord-backed melodies. "Be Cool" by Cry Babe
Read MoreSaturday | 8:40pm | North Stage Soulful beats mixed with the smoothest of flows from one of Portland's up-and-coming hip hop stars.
Read MoreSaturday | 10:40pm | South Stage Veteran rapper ePP's rhymes are as raw and honest as they are lushly melodic. There's a Place for People Like You [LP] by ePP
Read MoreSunday | 9:20pm | North Stage Ride off into the sunset with Federale’s cinematic, western-tinged instrumentals & soaring vocal stylings. All The Colours Of The Dark by Federale
Read MoreSunday | 6:40pm | North Stage Clever, catchy anthems played loud & fast, bouncing back and forth between punk, metal, and thrash. Let's Jam Again Soon by Gaytheist Gaytheist -…
Read MoreSaturday | 11:20pm | North Stage Members of And And And, Hustle & Drone and The We Shared Milk get back to their punk roots in this noise punk trio.…
Read MoreSaturday | 5:20pm | South Stage Heavy prog rock featuring ominous vocals and a healthy touch of doom. Retreat Of The Glaciers by Mane Of The Cur
Read MoreSaturday | 7:20pm | North Stage Catchy powerpop melodies layered with unexpectedly baroque arrangements that are sure to get stuck in your head. Never Dream Of Dying by Mo Troper
Read MoreSunday | 5:20pm | North Stage Lo-fi art pop that blends post punk and new wave influences. The Waves by Mope Grooves
Read MoreSaturday | 2:40pm | South Stage Tabla-influenced dance music combining vocals, synths, beats and effects into an energetic live mix.
Read MoreSunday | 8:00pm | North Stage Shadowy surf rock with dreamy western riffs and angelic harmonies. Mystery Boy by Plastic Cactus
Read MoreSunday | 8:40pm | South Stage Hard-hitting rhymes that mesh effortlessly with influences ranging from old-school hip hop to dubstep & trap.
Read MoreSaturday | 10:00pm | North Stage Surrealist, performance-based experimental pop from Nurses' Aaron Chapman.
Read MoreSaturday | 9:20pm | South Stage Avante-garde electronic pop with a DIY aesthetic. Quite Okay EP by SCHAUS
Read MoreSunday | 2:40pm | North Stage Intense noise combining some of Portland’s punk veterans (Rabbits, Marriage+Cancer, Honduran, Atriarch). Ssolid Ggold by SSOLD
Read MoreSunday | 7:20pm | South Stage Laidback flows and soulful vocals deftly layered over smooth beats.
Read MoreSunday | 3:20pm | South Stage An up-and-coming pop trio that combines R&B, folk, and soul influences with pitch perfect harmonies.
Read MoreSunday | 6:00pm | South Stage Moody deathrock that makes its mark on the postpunk scene with goth anthems sung entirely in Spanish. Cadena by Vueltas
Read MoreSunday | 2:00pm | South Stage Wes Youssi takes country back to its roots with a sound that harkens back to the genre's Golden Age while staying fresh and relevant.
Read MoreMichael Buchino is an art director, illustrator, designer, letterer and animator. He has curated art shows, screen printed gig posters and painted a piano. He is a cofounder nope.ltd, an…
Read MoreSunday | 9:20pm | North Stage It would be easy to lump the music of Ural Thomas and his band, The Pain, in with the soul revival movement of the…
Read MoreSaturday | 11:20pm | North Stage Let these heavy psych-rock goddesses take you on a sludgy, mystic ride. Named one of Portland’s Best New Bands in Willamette Week’s annual poll…
Read MoreSunday | 8:40pm | South Stage Donte Thomas is a man of many talents: emcee, producer, fashion designer and model. Chief among them, though, is as a lyricist. With messages…
Read MoreSaturday | 8:00pm | South Stage Since they formed Lenore. in 2015, Rebecca Marie Miller and Joy Pearson have quickly established the band as one of Portland’s most promising new…
Read MoreSunday | 8:00pm | North Stage Dan Dan are a synth-based psych-dance three-piece with two keyboardists and a drummer and what they deliver is nothing short of amazing. The see-sawing…
Read MoreSunday | 6:40pm | North Stage There’s a special throwback charm at play on Nick Normal’s 2017 record Variety Show Vol. 1! Steeped in a woozy world of absurdist punk…
Read MoreSunday | 5:20pm | North Stage Representing Vancouver, Washington, five-piece hip-hop phenoms Dead Phone Dummiez are hell-bent on bridging the old school and the new. Entrenched in spooky yesteryear samples…
Read MoreSunday | 4:00pm | North Stage Vocalist/guitarist Oak Alger has been an important lynchpin in the PDX Pop Now! family since his wee teen years. He returns this year not…
Read MoreSunday | 7:20pm | South Stage Embodying the progressive, anything-goes punk rock ethos of mid-’80s bands like All, Black Flag and even Living Colour, Portland’s Nasalrod is probably the closest…
Read MoreSaturday | 9:20pm | South Stage Utilizing a dizzying menagerie of instrumentation, post-punk disco freaks Conditioner Disco Group (née Conditioner) are poised to grab the entire city by its pantaloons…
Read MoreSaturday | 10:00pm | North Stage Heavy dollops of ethereal synth and trippy effects litter Small Skies’ aural output. Equal parts cosmic-pop mindbender and electro masterpiece, the crew’s 2017 record…
Read MoreSaturday | 8:40pm | North Stage The amount of energy dispersed by Portland punks Mr. Wrong can catch you off guard. Armed with only the basic rock building blocks of…
Read MoreSunday | 2:40pm | North Stage Recalling the dissonant twist of yesteryear PNW touchstones like Unwound and Melvins, Portland trio Hair Puller up the ante and revel in the pushing…
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