MST with Rachel Brashear Quartet

MST with Rachel Brashear Quartet

Artichocke Music (map)

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Mary-Sue will be performing with the Rachel Brashear Quartet at Artichoke music.

Singer-Songwriter Rachel Brashear has made a name for herself in the Portland music scene as an arranger, multi instrumentalist, and solid player in several local projects. With her new record, The Death of the Ingenue: Vol. 1, Brashear prioritizes her own work, displaying her considerable creative expression. Known for her enticingly dreamy sound and intimate approach to modern songwriting, this record, her first full-length release since 2015, showcases an artistic evolution over a more than 20-year musical journey. In The Death of the Ingenue: Vol. 1, Rachel Brashear has crafted a collection of songs that not only meet the high expectations set by her previous work but plant her solidly in the realm of a true artist with much to say.

PJCE Featuring Mary Flower

PJCE Featuring Mary Flower

Alberta Rose Theater (map)

Blues virtuoso Mary Flower meets PJCE’s 12-piece ensemble (which includes Mary-Sue tobin on saxophone) for a night of musical fusion where fingerstyle roots blossom into jazz band brilliance.

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Coleoptera Saxophone Quartet

Coleoptera Saxophone Quartet

Corkscrew Wine Bar (map)

Pete Peterson, Mark Pipes, Brian Myers and Mary-Sue Tobin play the entire Abbey Road album as a sax quartet!

Oregon Music Hall of Fame Induction and Concert

Oregon Music Hall of Fame Induction and Concert

Aladdin Theater (map)

Mary-Sue Tobin is being inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame! READ MORE DETAILS HERE

Tickets are available at aladdin-theater.com and the Aladdin Theater box office. General admission: $30 in advance / $35 at the door. VIP tickets: $100 in advance / $110 at the door, and include: prime seating, a collectible laminated pass, a Gary Houston limited-edition, hand-pulled, signed and numbered poster, and entry to the catered after-party with inductees, musicians, and other VIPs

18th ANNUAL

OREGON MUSIC HALL OF FAME (OMHOF)

INDUCTION AND CONCERT

Saturday October 11 at 7PM

Aladdin Theater

3017 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland, OR 97202

The 18th Annual Oregon Music Hall of Fame (OMHOF) Induction and Concert will be held on Saturday, October 11 at 7pm at the Aladdin Theater.

The event will feature a live auction with autographed guitars from Iggy Pop, Devo, Alison Krauss, and more. Proceeds from the evening will support OMHOF’s music in the schools programs, as well as its scholarship program. This year’s master of ceremonies is the fabulous Tony Starlight.

The presenting sponsor for the event is Elliott, Baden, Baker & Powell Insurance, longtime supporters of OMHOF. Supporting sponsor is Teevin Bros.

Quadraphonnes play Amy Winehouse Review

Quadraphonnes play Amy Winehouse Review

Alberta Rose Theater (map)

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Portland-based vocalist Brigitta Teuscher sings the songs and an all-star cast of musicians including sax quartet The Quadraphonnes bring the legendary music and electrifying performance style of Amy Winehouse back to life in this retrospective show.  Don’t miss this celebration of one of the greatest talents of the 21st century.

The Saints

The Saints

Revolution Hall (map)

Mary-Sue will be performing with the Saints at Revolution Hall.

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Featuring founding Saints members, guitarist Ed Kuepper and drummer Ivor Hay alongside honorary Saints; singer Mark Arm of Seattle rockers Mudhoney, former The Birthday Party / Bad Seeds guitarist Mick Harvey and bassist Peter Oxley of Australia’s legendary Sunnyboys, The Saints ’73 -’78 carry on where the original band left off in 1978 performing the material from their three incendiary albums (I’m) Stranded (1977), Eternally Yours (1978) and Prehistoric Sounds (1978).

The Saints in Seattle

The Saints in Seattle

Neptune Theater (map)

Mary-Sue will be performing with Australian band, The Saints, at the Neptune Theater in Seattle.

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Featuring founding Saints members, guitarist Ed Kuepper and drummer Ivor Hay alongside honorary Saints; singer Mark Arm of Seattle rockers Mudhoney, former The Birthday Party / Bad Seeds guitarist Mick Harvey and bassist Peter Oxley of Australia’s legendary Sunnyboys, The Saints ’73 -’78 carry on where the original band left off in 1978 performing the material from their three incendiary albums (I’m) Stranded (1977), Eternally Yours (1978) and Prehistoric Sounds (1978).