Honest, high energy bluegrass. Josh Cole has been playing bluegrass in the Pacific Northwest for over 25 years. It started in the late 90s, when he first heard "Midnight Moonlight" from Old and In the Way. That moment forever bonded Josh to bluegrass music. He went on to serve as

Join us for some live bluegrass at the Multnomah Grange! Show 7pm / Picking circle beforehand at 6pm / $15 suggested donation

Americana quartet True North is a powerhouse of intelligent, memorable songs, and lush instrumental and vocal performances, with the crazy-good picking and harmonies of a band deeply rooted in traditional folk and bluegrass genres. Fronted by award-winning singer-songwriters Kristen Grainger and Dan Wetzel, True North is rounded out with Pacific

Whiskey Deaf performs bluegrass, old-time and early country, mostly drawn from early pioneers in the music, and brings to the stage many years of professional experience and skill. Doors 7 pm, show 7:30 pm Suggested Donation: $25 or what your budget allows Light refreshments at intermission RSVP: Concerts2514@yahoo.com

Moon Mountain is a seven-piece band grown in the forests of western Oregon. With a blend of traditional bluegrass roots and newgrass flair, our band captivates audiences across the state with rich harmonies and technical musicianship. Featuring a dynamic lineup including banjo, mandolin, fiddle, dobro, and guitar, we craft a

Thunder Ridge is a straight-ahead bluegrass band from Portland, OR. The traditional five-piece band is made up of banjo, guitar, mandolin, bass and fiddle. They will steal your heart with hard driving vocal harmonies and instrumentals. Allow them to take you down a path of yesteryear with a good old

Portland’s iconic bluegrass band with their 20+ year residency at the Laurelthirst. Free show.

If you were to bump into a member of the County Fools in the real world – walking the streets of Portland, kicked back on a barstool, or wandering in a hayfield – you might think to yourself “Hey, these are some good timin’ guys. There’s not a serious thing

Emerging as a band in 2021, Broken Compass Bluegrass has already been recognized for their tight arrangements, tasteful musicianship, & distinguished songwriting skills. Their fretboard mastery & angelic harmonies add extra depth and dimension to their live shows which captivate their audiences. Creative and melodic original works are intertwined with

Bluegrass music is currently experiencing widespread popularity among mainstream audiences but transforming the vintage sound into music that could gain popular appeal didn't happen overnight. At 25 years old, Yonder Mountain String Band continues to exist at the forefront of the progressive bluegrass scene as undeniable innovators and pioneers of

Bend, OR based Roots-Country, Americana, Bluegrass. Five friends having fun connecting audiences to music performances like they “Use’ta Do."

33 String Drive is a six-piece Bluegrass/Americana band from Southern Oregon that includes fiddle, banjo, mandolin, guitar, Dobro and upright bass. The band was voted Best Bluegrass Band in the area by Sneak Preview magazine in 2024. Members include some of the most seasoned players in the area including Bob

The Filthy Skillets are a Portland based bluegrass band hailing from around the globe. They put their own twist on Traditional Bluegrass, honoring the foundation while continuing to add their own flavor. The Filthy Skillets play everyone from original tunes to Bluegrass standards and their own interpretation of music from

Thunder Ridge is a straight-ahead bluegrass band from Portland, OR. The traditional five-piece band is made up of banjo, guitar, mandolin, bass and fiddle. They will steal your heart with hard driving vocal harmonies and instrumentals. Allow them to take you down a path of yesteryear with a good old

Bluegrass music is currently experiencing widespread popularity among mainstream audiences but transforming the vintage sound into music that could gain popular appeal didn't happen overnight. At 25 years old, Yonder Mountain String Band continues to exist at the forefront of the progressive bluegrass scene as undeniable innovators and pioneers of

Bend, OR based Roots-Country, Americana, Bluegrass. Five friends having fun connecting audiences to music performances like they “Use’ta Do."

Chasing Keridwyn brings driving bluegrass to Southern Oregon and beyond. Crafting intricate solos and soaring harmonies, Chasing Keridwyn increasingly blends more traditional bluegrass music with other genres for a fresh, lively sound. The members had been playing with each other in different bands and informal sessions for years and it

Bend, OR based Roots-Country, Americana, Bluegrass. Five friends having fun connecting audiences to music performances like they “Use’ta Do.”

Whiskey Deaf performs bluegrass, old-time and early country, mostly drawn from early pioneers in the music, and brings to the stage many years of professional experience and skill. Their shows are always spontaneous, entertaining, and joyous, and feature exciting instrumental work and a unique repertoire of interesting songs and tunes.

Bend, OR based Roots-Country, Americana, Bluegrass. Five friends having fun connecting audiences to music performances like they “Use’ta Do.”

Josh Cole has been playing bluegrass in the Pacific Northwest for over 25 years. It started in the late 90s, when he first heard “Midnight Moonlight” from Old and In the Way. That moment forever bonded Josh to bluegrass music. He went on to serve as President of the Oregon

Sunny South is one of the top bluegrass bands in the Portland, Oregon area, playing fiery bluegrass with tight harmonies and wonderful musicianship. Sunny South has played together in various configurations for over 30 years. Founding members Mike Stahlman (banjo) and Dave Elliott (mandolin) are joined by Steve Reischman (guitar),

Luke Bulla has been singing and playing music most of his life. Touring with and singing in his family band from age four, Luke took up the fiddle at seven. Over the course of the next few years, he won the National Fiddle Contest (in Weiser, Idaho) six times in

Whiskey Deaf performs bluegrass, old-time and early country, mostly drawn from early pioneers in the music, and brings to the stage many years of professional experience and skill. Their shows are always spontaneous, entertaining, and joyous, and feature exciting instrumental work and a unique repertoire of interesting songs and tunes.

Based in Northwest Oregon, Knuckle Grease Station plays bluegrass standards, cover tunes and originals and can turn any gathering into a foot stomping good time. Knuckle Grease Station is Joel Correia on guitar, Bill Dolan on mandolin, Hannah Dondy-Kaplan on banjo and Robert Lefebvre on acoustic bass.

A refreshing new twist on bluegrass… From the moment they take the stage, it’s clear that Broken Compass Bluegrass is something different. Their energy is palpable as they weave intricate melodies and harmonize with ease, creating a wall of sound that transports fans to a place where tradition meets innovation.

Luke and Henry tore it up before a sold-out crowd at Tsunami last March. Thankful to have these two young fellers back for another go ‘round.

Sierra Nevada “native son”, and local bluegrass luminary, Keith Little has maintained a steady presence in the worldwide acoustic music scene for over 50 years, performing and recording with award winning artists such as the Chieftains, and Dolly Parton.

Salt Creek Cider house is one of the band's favorite spots for a reason: the folks from Dallas show up for Bluegrass music, and the staff at Salt Creek makes you feel like family! This spot has great ciders made from locally grown apples, plenty of seating, and a great